Germany: Cologne
Areas in the city:
In a nutshell...
All roads in Cologne lead to its two-towered cathedral which reaches 157 metres into the sky and is visible from almost everywhere in the city. Construction took 632 years to finish, and it is one of the most celebrated architectural monuments in Germany today.
Cologne is distinguished from other German cities because of the 12 Roman churches that can be found within its medieval walls. From Gross St. Martin in the heart of the old town, to Ste. Maria, the largest of the Roman churches, built over the foundations of a Roman temple, St Gereon, surrounded by greenery and St Andreas, constructed on the ancient Roman wall.
Cologne wouldn’t have its reputation if it weren’t for the Rhine and the numerous romantic walks that tourists can take along its banks. While in the neighbourhood, take the opportunity to visit the irresistible chocolate museum and the German sports museum, both situated on the river banks.
Cologne : Bars
All year long :
From Monday to Thursday from 11:00 to 01:00
On Friday and the Saturday from 11:00 to 03:00
Sunday from 11:00 to 01:00
For many decades, the Keule, integrated into the architectural landscape as well as into the life of the old city, is the place for gastronomic gatherings favoured by all those wanting to spend time with friends and chew the fat around a beer.
It is a lively place, where you chat, gossip, flirt, and naturally, eat and drink "Kölsch".
It is also a meeting place for all city celebrities.
http://www.restaurant-keule.de
E-mail : info@keule.de
Heumarkt 56-58
COLOGNE 50667
00 49 221 258 11 59
00 49 221 258 26 22
