Located in North Rhine-Westphalia region, Cologne is Germany’s oldest city.  The impressive cathedral spire towers over everything and the city offers a vibrant culture, historic treasures, and active art scene and world famous museums to delight.

See:

• Being the ancient city of Germany why not stroll around and discover the Roman, Medieval or Modern Cologne. The city has a great variety of architecture from these periods and you will be able to discover its rich historical treasures. 
• Museum Ludwig is no ordinary museum.  It is a renowned example of post-modern art offering everything imaginable from traditional to strange with exhibits from Roy Lichtenstein, Andy Warhol, Picasso, Ljubow Popowa and Kasimir Malewitsch.
• Domschatzkammer – The Cathedral Treasury is one of Cologne’s greats with displays of sculptures, robes and beautiful objects held in its 13th century vaults, including a 1322 Gothic bishop’s staff.

Experience:

• Chocolate Museum – 3000 years of chocolate history for the chocoholic to explore.  In the heart of Cologne and traditionally on the site where shippers in the Middle Ages anchored and reloaded.  A futuristic glass and aluminium structure where you must cross an old swing bridge to gain entry and described as the ‘sweetest museum in the world’.
• Altstadt – The most picturesque part of Cologne.  The old town is a web of small, winding alleys and great old houses reconstructed after WWII and a must for all visitors to this charming city

Secrets of the City:

• Pamper yourself in the state accredited therapeutic waters of Claudius Therme.  Located in Cologne’s Rheinpark and based on Roman spa culture, the thermal baths are located amongst charming park landscape and offer various spa facilities to increase your well-being.