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The special part of your tour is dedicated to exploration of what does 'Brauhaus' (brewery restaurant) culture in Cologne mean. The city center of Cologne is home to a great number of breweries, some of which date back to the 15th century. Nowadays the city is proud to be a hometown and the only place where the the world-popular beer 'Kölsch' can be brewed. You visit several breweries to taste Kölsch as well as local dishes, like Halve Hahn ("half a cock" in Kölsch) and Himmel un Äd (Heaven and Earth).

Brauhaus

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Transfer Minivan Round-trip

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Transfer Sedan Round-trip

Tasting

Enjoy outstanding views of Cologne while riding in your cable car above the city. Be amazed by the beautiful old town, the Rhine, and other surroundings from a bird's eye view.

Cologne Cable Car

Cologne: guide 2.5 hours*

Cologne: sedan return transfers*

Cologne: minivan return transfers*

Cologne Cable Car entrance

Take a chance to see Cologne from another perspective - from the water. Enjoy breathtaking views and stunning city landscape!

Rhine River Cruise

Public Cruise

Cover the must-see sights of Cologne with our private guided tour. Your exploration starts with the outstanding gothic Cathedral of Cologne included in UNESCO World Heritage list. Kölner Dom, as it is called in German, with its 160 metres (525 ft) hight, proudly dominates the skyline of the city. You explore the cathedral's interiors, its treasure chamber and, if you want, climb the 509 steps to the top of the tower to catch the most comprehensive view over the city and the Rhine. After you stroll along the streets of the old center, meet 'Tünnes und Schäl' figures representing the original locals, see the old charming houses, historic town hall and tower. After the tour you return to the hotel.

Explore all highlights of Cologne! Start with the exploration of the outstanding gothic Cathedral of Cologne included in UNESCO World Heritage list.  Then you stroll along the streets of the old center, meet 'Tünnes und Schäl' figures representing the original locals, see the old charming houses, historic town hall and tower.

Cologne Walking City Tour

Learn about the local culture with a private guided tour around the traditional pubs in the old town. Taste four different kinds of Kölsch, the style of beer first brewed in Cologne, and find out why it is unique. Interesting stories and anecdotes about life of Kölners (inhabitants of Cologne) will help you to understand the local mentality.

Take a chance to taste four different kinds of Kölsch, the style of beer first brewed in Cologne, and find out why it is unique. Interesting stories and anecdotes about life of Kölners (inhabitants of Cologne) will help you to understand the local mentality.

Beer Tour in the Old Town

Embark on an exciting journey through the history and modern life of Dusseldorf.

 Upon arrival, after a 30-minute train ride, you start a tour from the heart of the city - its famous Altstadt (Old Town). Together with your private guide you stroll through the maze of little streets, discover the "longest bar in the world", learn about the early ages of Heinrich Heine, famous German poet, and admire the gothic St. Lambertus church, the Rider statue and Rhine embankment Promenade. Your walking part ends at Burgplatz pier from where you start a panoramic cruise on the Rhine River. 

Your public boat ride covers the route from Altstadt to the MedienHafen and back. MedienHafen, in its turn, is a modern district famous as one of the most spectacular urban revitalisation projects. 

Please note: cruise is available from late March to late October

Explore beautiful Dusseldorf and start a tour from the heart of the city - its famous Altstadt (Old Town). Together with your private guide you stroll through the maze of little streets, discover the "longest bar in the world", learn about the early ages of Heinrich Heine, famous German poet, and admire the gothic St. Lambertus church, the Rider statue, and Rhine embankment Promenade.

Trip to Dusseldorf from Cologne

Today you and your guide take a train trip to Bonn, a beautiful city on the banks of the Rhine River, wth a history of over 2.000 years. Upon arrival, after a 30-minute ride, you explore the atmospheric old town with its extensive pedestrian precinct and walk in the footsteps of Ludwig van Beethoven, the most famous son of the city.
Note: visit to Beethoven-Haus is included; you may also attend Haus der Geschichte (House of the History of the Federal Republic of Germany) presenting history of Germany since 1945.

Take a chance to see stunning  Bonn, a beautiful city on the banks of the Rhine River, with a history of over 2.000 years.

Trip to Bonn from Cologne

Take a chance to explore charming Cologne by evening, when the city exudes a special charm. Together with your guide you take a 2-hour panoramic cruise and enjoy the scenic views on Rhine promenade and the cathedral from a different angle.
*Please note: this tour is available from May 1 to October 11, from Monday to Thursday

Explore charming Cologne by evening, when the city exudes a special charm. Enjoy the scenic views on Rhine promenade and the cathedral from a different angle.

Evening Rhine Cruise in Cologne

Reserve a day in Cologne to visit a medieval fortress of Zons dating back to the 12th century or even earlier. Is remarkable that much of Zons, unlike many other historical places in this region, has remained untouched since more than 600 years. Your guide-driver takes you to the town in just 40 minutes, and together you explore its massive city walls, narrow streets and huge towers.

Don't miss a chance to visit a medieval fortress of Zons dating back to the 12th century or even earlier. Is remarkable that much of Zons, unlike many other historical places in this region, has remained untouched for more than 600 years.

Trip to Zons from Cologne

Experience Cologne’s unique beer culture in a group of other travellers. You will have a tour around the traditional pubs in the old town and taste four different kinds of Kölsch, the style of beer first first brewed in Cologne. Interesting stories and anecdotes about life of Kölners (inhabitants of Cologne) will help you to understand the local mentality.

Have a tour around the traditional pubs in the old town and taste four different kinds of Kölsch, the style of beer first brewed in Cologne.

Beer Tour in Cologne

A journey for those who are in love with chocolate! Small tropical garden, chocolate factory with operating machines, quality control robot and eventually a chocolate fountain by the floor-to-ceiling glass windows overlooking the embarkment - all of this is only a part of what you explore during a private guided tour. Tasting is naturally in the program too!
*Please, note: private transfers to & from the hotel are included

The perfect adventure for those who are in love with chocolate! During the tour you visit a small tropical garden, chocolate factory with operating machines, see quality control robot and eventually a chocolate fountain! Tasting is naturally in the program too!

Chocolate Museum & Tasting with Private Transfers

Reserve a day for a trip to the lovely town of Brühl located within just 15-minutes ride from Cologne. Upon arrival, you explore the finest examples of rococo architecture in Germany - Augustusburg Palace and Hunting Lodge Falkenlust as well as the baroque gardens around them. Castles of Augustusburg and Falkenlust at Brühl are inscribed as a UNESCO cultural World Heritage Site.
*Note: entrance to Augustusburg Palace is included, possible from February 1 to November 30.

Don't miss a chance to visit the lovely town of Brühl located within just a 15-minutes ride from Cologne. Explore the city's highlights: Augustusburg Palace and Hunting Lodge Falkenlust as well as the baroque gardens around them.

Augustusburg and Falkenlust Palaces Tour

After breakfast you meet your private driver in the hotel lobby and have a transfer to the train station. After a 30-minute train ride, meet your private guide and embark on an exciting journey through the history and modern life of Dusseldorf. 

You start a tour from the heart of the city - its famous Altstadt (Old Town). Together with your private guide you stroll through the maze of little streets, discover the "longest bar in the world", learn about the early ages of Heinrich Heine, a famous German poet born here, admire the gothic St. Lambertus church, the Rider statue, and the Rhine embankment promenade.

During the tour you also get an authentic insight into the brewing culture of Dusseldorf. 
You learn why Dusseldorf Altbier is unique and popular all around the world and taste handcrafted beers in some microbreweries of Altstadt.

After the tour you take a train back to Cologne, have a transfer back to hotel and have evening at leisure.

Embark on an exciting journey through the history and modern life of Dusseldorf and see Old Town learn about the early ages of Heinrich Heine, a famous German poet born here, admire the gothic St. Lambertus church, the Rider statue, and the Rhine embankment promenade.

Dusseldorf with Altbier Tasting

You meet your guide and enjoy a tour covering the must-see sights of Cologne. Your exploration starts with the outstanding gothic Cathedral of Cologne included in UNESCO World Heritage list. Kölner Dom, as it is called in German, with its 160 metres (525 ft) height, proudly dominates the skyline of the city. 

After you stroll along the streets of the old center, meet 'Tünnes und Schäl' figures representing the original locals, see the old charming houses, historic town hall and tower.

The special part of your tour is dedicated to exploration of what does 'Brauhaus' (brewery restaurant) culture in Cologne mean. The city center of Cologne is home to a great number of breweries, some of which date back to the 15th century. Nowadays the city is proud to be a hometown and the only place where the the world-popular beer 'Kölsch' can be brewed. You visit several breweries to taste Kölsch as well as local dishes, like Halve Hahn ("half a cock" in Kölsch) and Himmel un Äd (Heaven and Earth). 

Interesting stories and anecdotes about life of Kölners (inhabitants of Cologne) will help you understand the local mentality.
After the tour you return to your hotel.

Enjoy a tour covering the must-see sights of Cologne. Your exploration starts with the outstanding gothic Cathedral of Cologne included in UNESCO World Heritage list. Kölner Dom, as it is called in German, with its 160 metres (525 ft) height, proudly dominates the skyline of the city.

Cologne Sightseeing & Brauhaus Culture

Embark on a captivating journey through the historic and contemporary facets of Düsseldorf, a city that has evolved from a medieval village on the Düssel to the vibrant state capital it is today. Your exploration unfolds amid the enchanting blend of narrow old town alleys and striking modern city architecture.

Begin your adventure at the Town Hall, a harmonious fusion of aesthetic Renaissance and baroque design. Here, the equestrian statue of the famed Elector Johann Wilhelm von der Pfalz, affectionately known as Jan Wellem, extends a warm welcome. As you meander through the twisting alleys of the old town, the Schloss tower stands as a silent witness to the city's rich history.

Not far from these charming lanes lies the State Academy of Art, a venerable institution that has nurtured the talents of renowned artists throughout the ages, including luminaries like Paul Klee, Wilhelm von Schadow, Joseph Beuys, and Markus Lüpertz.

Take a leisurely break in a cozy brewery tavern, savoring a "lecker Dröpche," a glass of the city's famous Altbier. Immerse yourself in the lively atmosphere and observe the vibrant tapestry of life in Düsseldorf.

Conclude your day with a visit to the renowned Königsallee, affectionately known as the "Kö." This iconic boulevard, lined with upscale boutiques and elegant cafés, is the perfect setting for a relaxed stroll. Admire the modernity that coexists seamlessly with the city's historical charm, creating an unforgettable experience in this dynamic metropolis.

Tour To Dusseldorf From Cologne

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Cologne Cathedral

Cologne's Old Town

Hohenzollern Bridge

Botanical Garden Flora

Cologne Opera

Cologne Zoo

Chocolate Museum

Kolumba Museum

Ludwig Museum

Old Town (Altstadt)

Romano-Germanic Museum

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Have a wonderful vacation in Cologne - one of the biggest cities in Germany, distinguished by history, architecture, art, and culture. Please, have a look at our carefully planned itineraries. We've included top-notch services, thought about your comfort accommodation right in the city's heart, arranged guided tours with local experts. Moreover, if you have something in mind or would like to change a program - we are here for you! Our dedicated destination specialist updates your itinerary or even creates a new one from scratch based only on your preferences to ensure you get the best experience. Hop on the Cologne travel and enjoy the journey of a lifetime.

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Highlights of Northern Germany

Essence of Germany

Welcome to Germany

Cologne (K├╢ln in German) is one of Germany's most interesting and vibrant cities. Located on the Rhine River in the state of North Rhine-Westphalia, Cologne offers a blend of rich history, modern culture, and a welcoming atmosphere. Here are some of the interesting aspects of Cologne:

Cologne Cathedral (K├╢lner Dom): This impressive Gothic cathedral is one of Cologne's most famous landmarks. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and took over 600 years to complete. The cathedral's twin spires dominate the city's skyline and house the Shrine of the Three Kings, which allegedly contains the remains of the Three Wise Men.

Museums and Art Galleries: Cologne is home to a plethora of museums and art galleries. The Ludwig Museum houses a significant collection of modern art, including many works by Picasso, while the Romano-Germanic Museum focuses on the city's Roman heritage.

Cologne Carnival: The city is famous for its annual Carnival celebration, a lively and colorful event that attracts visitors from all over the world. The festivities include parades, balls, and street parties, and everyone gets involved in the fun.

Local Cuisine and K├╢lsch Beer: Cologne offers a variety of local dishes that are worth trying, like "Himmel und ├ä├Ád" (Heaven and Earth) which combines mashed potatoes, apples, and blood sausage. The city is also famous for its local K├╢lsch beer, a pale and refreshing ale that is typically served in small, slender glasses.

The Old Town (Altstadt): The historic heart of Cologne, the Old Town is filled with narrow, winding streets, colorful buildings, and traditional breweries. The area has been beautifully restored after being heavily damaged during World War II, and it is a great place to stroll, dine, and shop.

Rhine River Cruises: The Rhine River is integral to the city's identity, and cruising on it offers a wonderful perspective of Cologne and its surroundings. Many companies offer different types of river cruises, from short city tours to longer journeys exploring the romantic Rhine Valley.

Cologne's Bridges: Particularly the Hohenzollern Bridge, where lovers attach padlocks to the fence between the sidewalk and the tracks as a symbol of their love, and then throw the key into the Rhine River.

The Cologne Gay Scene: Cologne is known for its tolerant and diverse population and has a thriving LGBTQ+ community. The city hosts one of Germany's largest Pride parades and has many clubs and bars that cater to the LGBTQ+ community.

Music and Theater: Cologne has a vibrant cultural scene with numerous theaters, opera houses, and concert venues. The city's musical heritage includes classical, jazz, electronic music, and more, making it a great destination for music lovers.

Proximity to Other Destinations: Cologne's central location makes it an excellent base for exploring other parts of Germany and neighboring countries. High-speed trains connect Cologne with cities like Frankfurt, Amsterdam, and Brussels, making day trips a viable option.

Cologne's combination of modern energy and deep-rooted tradition makes it a multifaceted destination for tourists and locals alike. Whether you're interested in history, art, food, or just soaking up the local culture, Cologne has something to offer.

Arrival Welcome to Cologne, the largest city of the most populous German federal state called North Rhine-Westphalia. Upon arrival, you check in to your centrally-located hotel. The rest of the evening is free for you to start exploring the city on your own.

Cologne Walking Tour &amp; Visit to the Cathedral Following breakfast, you meet your private guide and together you discover the must-see sights of Cologne.Your exploration starts with the outstanding gothic Cathedral of Cologne included in the UNESCO World Heritage list. Kölner Dom, as it is called in German, with its 160 meters (525 ft) height, proudly dominates the skyline of the city. You explore the cathedral's interiors, its treasure chamber and, if you want, climb the 533 steps to the top of the tower to catch the most comprehensive view over the city and the Rhine. After you stroll along the streets of the old center, meet the 'Tünnes und Schäl' figures, representing the original locals, see the old charming houses, historic town hall, and tower.After the tour, you return to the hotel and have the afternoon at leisure.

Departure Following breakfast you check out and depart from Cologne.

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Botanical Garden Flora

Cologne Cathedral

Cologne Opera

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Chocolate Museum

Hohenzollern Bridge

Kolumba Museum

Ludwig Museum

Old Town (Altstadt)

Romano-Germanic Museum

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