BEST COLOGNE LANDMARKS DE

3 Best Landmarks in Cologne

Name: 3 Best Landmarks in Cologne, DE
Rating: 4.8

Expert-recommended Top 3 Landmarks in Cologne, DE. All selected landmarks undergo a rigorous 50-Point Inspection, assessing reviews, reputation, history, price, proximity, and more to ensure excellence.

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HOHENZOLLERNBRÜCKE

Hohenzollernbrücke Bridge,
50679 Cologne Directions

“Hohenzollernbrücke is a popular bridge and tourist attraction in Cologne. The bridge was constructed between 1907 and 1911. It replaced the Cathedral Bridge, which could no longer cope with the demands of the ever-increasing rail traffic. The bridge, after construction, comprised three truss arch bridges arranged alongside each other, each featuring three arches. Hohenzollernbrücke serves as a crucial juncture in both the German and European railway networks. It is alongside the neighbouring central train station, forming an integral part of Cologne's cityscape. Hohenzollernbrücke was designated a protected monument on August 5, 1997.”

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MUSEUM LUDWIG

Heinrich-Böll-Platz,
50667 Cologne Directions

Since 1976

“Museum Ludwig is a famous museum in Cologne. The museum is a place for 20th and 21st-century art, and occupies the highest position among Europe's most significant art museums. Its collection encompasses pivotal modern art pieces from the early 20th century to the present day. The walls of the museum consists of largest Picasso collection, Europe's Pop Art, German Expressionism, Russian avant-garde works and an extensive exhibition spotlighting the history of photography with over 70,000 pieces. Museum Ludwig covers an exhibition space of around 8,000 square meters. The museum also offers an online booking platform for visitors' convenience and free entry for people below 18 years of age.”

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KÖLNTRIANGLE

Ottoplatz 1,
50679 Cologne Directions

Since 2006

“Kölntriangle is the second tallest skyscraper along the right bank of the Rhine in Cologne. The skyscraper has a height of 103.20 meters across 29 floors. Its name is derived from the tower's floor plan, shaped like a Reuleaux triangle, featuring curved edges—an architectural vision brought to life by Cologne-based architects Gatermann and Schossig. Kölntriangle is a focal point for discussions on Cologne's high-rise development because of its observation deck. Kölntriangle offers a sensory delight, a breathtaking panorama above the city's rooftops, allowing visitors to experience the wind high above. Children up to 12 years old enjoy free admission, while individuals with severe disabilities and their companions receive complimentary entry upon presenting a valid ID card. The site offers 24/7 parking within its multi-story garage.”

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3 Best Landmarks in Cologne