Cologne, France
9 Best Things to Do in Cologne
Museum of Applied Arts tops the list, and the rest of Cologne follows, ranked by real visits.
We rank by how many travelers reviewed each place, across the 9 we track here. Updated monthly.
Museum of Applied Arts
MuseumFree entryThe Museum of Applied Arts (MAKK) in Cologne is a premier institution dedicated to the decorative arts, design, and craftsmanship from the Middle Ages to the present.
Read our full guide →Sankt Andreas Kirche
Religious siteFree entrySankt Andreas Kirche, located on Komoedienstrasse in the heart of Cologne, is a tranquil Roman Catholic church that offers a peaceful retreat from the bustling city streets.
Read our full guide →Minoritenkirche
Religious siteFree entryLocated at Kolpingplatz in the heart of Cologne, Minoritenkirche is a Gothic-style church that offers a peaceful retreat from the bustling city.
Read our full guide →Woods
SightFree entryWoods is a distinctive bar located on Friesenstrasse in Cologne, Germany, offering a unique blend of rustic charm and artistic flair.
Read our full guide →Taubenbrunnen
LandmarkFree entryTaubenbrunnen (Pigeon Fountain) is a charming public artwork located on Unter Fettenhennen street in the heart of Cologne's historic district.
Read our full guide →Friesen
SightFree entryFriesenstrasse, located in Cologne's lively Belgian Quarter (Belgisches Viertel), is a bustling street that epitomizes the city's cool, creative vibe.
Read our full guide →The Grid Bar
SightThe Grid Bar is a trendy cocktail spot located on Friesenstraße in Cologne's vibrant Neustadt district.
Read our full guide →Romerbrunnen
LandmarkFree entryRomerbrunnen is a historic fountain located at Komoedienstr. 54 in Cologne, Germany. This landmark is situated in the city's central district, near the famous Cologne Cathedral and the Roman-Germanic Museum.
Read our full guide →Adolf-Kolping-Denkmal
LandmarkFree entryThe Adolf-Kolping-Denkmal is a bronze statue located on Kolpingplatz in Cologne, Germany. It commemorates Adolf Kolping (1813–1865), a Catholic priest and social reformer who founded the Kolping Society to support young craftsmen and workers.
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