3 Best Places To See in Cologne, Germany

“Schokoladenmuseum has a vital feature of a 3-meter-high chocolate fountain. They have showcased cacao trees of the Theobroma cacao and Theobroma grandiflorum species within a small tepidarium, accessible to visitors through a 10-square-meter glass cube. Schokoladenmuseum has a vital feature of a 3-meter-high chocolate fountain. The chocolate museum has shops that offer an extensive display of chocolate products. Admission is free for children under the age of 6. The Roman-Germanic Museum houses objects from Roman times. The hall on two levels with a total area of ​​more than 1,300 square meters has also given the entire complex a beautiful promenade deck, to which two large outside stairs lead up from the outside.”

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“Kölner Zoo spans over 20 hectares, housing over 10,000 animals from over 850 species. Kölner Zoo is the third oldest zoo in Germany. This internationally acclaimed zoo has an aquarium and an exhibition dedicated to invertebrates while actively contributing to the conservation of endangered animals. Visitors can move through the free-flight rainforest hall, where birds and reptiles roam freely. The zoo focuses on breeding endangered species in environments suited to their needs. Kölner Zoo offers food stalls, a restaurant, and a souvenir shop. Arnulf and Elizabeth's house features freely moving sloths, monkeys, and birds. Other major attractions include the 2-hectare elephant park, Hippodrome, and an African river landscape, among others. Hippos and Nile crocodiles, the Clemenshof with a petting zoo, the modern tiger area with a canyon, XXL panorama views, and a single cave.”

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“Flora und Botanischer Garten Köln is a municipal park encompassing a 5.5-hectare botanical garden with nearly 10,000 plant varieties from around 2,000 species. Inside the garden, visitors can explore a diverse range of 5,000 species showcased across four exhibition greenhouses: the main, small tropical, subtropical, and cactus houses. Flora und Botanischer Garten Köln offers visitors the opportunity to take part in exhibitions, guided tours, engaging children's activities, and informative lectures. The garden features a diversity of 13,000 species of perennials, trees, cacti, palms, and camellias. The park attracts more than 1.5 million visitors every year. Flora und Botanischer Garten Köln offers free admission and is wheelchair accessible.”

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