Cologne: Carnival, Cathedral and Kölsch | No Time for the Winter Blues in Germany | DW Travel
Discover the vibrant heart of Cologne, Germany, where iconic landmarks meet lively cultural experiences. From the awe-inspiring Cologne Cathedral to the artistic treasures of Museum Ludwig and the festive cheer of local breweries, this map guides you through the city's unique blend of history, art, and the world-famous Carnival spirit.
Rhine River
The Rhine River is described as the lifeline of Cologne, offering a clear view of the city's landmark, the Cologne Cathedral.
Cologne Cathedral
The Cologne Cathedral is a prominent Gothic cathedral that took 600 years to build and houses the Shrine of the Three Kings. It is a major landmark and tourist attraction in Cologne.
Museum Ludwig
Museum Ludwig is a top art museum in Europe, featuring one of the largest Picasso collections worldwide.
Supercandy Pop-Up Museum
The Supercandy Pop-Up Museum is a 2000 square meter exhibition space with 25 brightly colored backdrops, popular among influencers and bloggers for taking selfies.
Triangel
The Triangel is a tower on the east side of the Rhine offering a 360-degree panoramic view of Cologne and is a popular spot for Instagram photos.
Lentpark
Lentpark features an elevated ice track, an ice-skating rink, and a swimming pool, with an energy-efficient system that uses the heat generated by the ice rink to warm the pool.
Früh
Früh is one of the largest breweries in Cologne and the second biggest gastronomic establishment in Germany, known for serving Kölsch beer.
Hofbräuhaus
Hofbräuhaus is the biggest gastronomic establishment in Germany.