[2025 Cologne Attraction] Travel Guide for Cologne Central Station (Updated Jul)

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Wandering through the charming streets of Köln (Cologne) is like stepping into a storybook where history and modern life blend seamlessly. From the towering Kölner Dom, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, to the picturesque Old Town (Altstadt) with its colorful houses and cobbled alleys, every corner has a tale to tell. Stroll along the Rhine River, cross the Hohenzollern Bridge adorned with love locks, and savor a refreshing glass of Kölsch at a traditional Brauhaus. Whether you’re diving into Roman history at the Roman-Germanic Museum or admiring contemporary art at the Museum Ludwig, Köln is a city best explored on foot. Would you take a walking tour here? Let us know in the comments! #CologneWalks #VisitKöln #WalkingTour #TravelGermany #KölnVibes #travel #wanderlust #travelphotography #adventure #explore #vacation #travelblogger #beautifuldestinations #trendingreels #trendingnow #trending #viralpost #viralvideos #viralreels #lifebyck #travelguide #germany #deutschland #europe #historicallandmarks #localguides #海岛游

The Köln Hauptbahnhof central station is large, clean and very convenient to travel to. Whether you come from other cities in Germany or Europe, you can easily get there because it is the travel hub of the region. Inside the station, there are restaurants, coffee shops, supermarkets and souvenir shops. It is suitable for those who are looking for something to eat while waiting for the train or want to buy some small things to take home. There are also lockers for storing luggage. The price is not expensive and it is easy to use. As soon as you walk out of the station, you will see the Cologne Cathedral (Kölner Dom) standing tall in front of you. It is very beautiful and grand. If you have time before getting on the train, I recommend walking around. There are many shops, the Rhine River and beautiful views to take pictures of. #Get a discount without relying on luck #Travel in Germany

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Cologne, one of the oldest cities in Germany! It's not a place that many tourists visit like Frankfurt, Berlin, or Munich, but it's actually a new city that I've never heard of! My younger brother, who majored in musical instruments, went to Germany to study abroad for two years. I found out about it because of my younger brother, and thanks to him, we went on a family trip. 📌 Cologne (Köln) It's a city in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. It was founded by the Roman Empire in 38 BC and is one of the oldest cities in Germany. (My younger sibling told me an interesting story about Cologne. There is a perfume called eau de colone, which literally means water of Cologne. At that time, Cologne was the current Cologne! I heard that there is still a store in Cologne that makes and sells the famous perfume that Napoleon used, so I went there and bought some.) •Cathedral in front of Cologne Station - Address: Domkloster 4, 50667 Cologne, North Rhine-Westphalia Germany - It is open from 10:00 to 17:00 on weekdays, and the interior is free to visit! As soon as you leave Cologne Station, you can see a magnificent cathedral. It is said that it was not destroyed during World War II to set the direction, and the black walls are the traces of that. When you go inside, you can see an old wooden cross, and a coffin, or should I say a tomb! You can also see the slight renovation work being done inside and out. • Rhine Riverside & Hohenzollern Lock Bridge - Address: Kennedy-Ufer 2a, 50679 Cologne, North Rhine-Westphalia Germany After visiting the cathedral, cross the station and walk across to the other side to see the Rhine Riverside. You can take a cruise ship by time zone and course. (Each cruise company has a ticket booth for each area) If you walk along the riverside, you will come across the Hohenzollern Bridge, where there are locks hanging next to the train passing by. There was a scene filmed in Germany in the drama ‘Queen of Tears’ that I enjoyed watching.. I got it mixed up with this place.. It is said to be the Einzelner Bridge in Frankfurt. If you want to take a walk while looking at the wide open river, I recommend this place! • Imhoff Chocolate Museum - Address: Am Schokoladenmuseum 1A, 50678 Cologne, North Rhine-Westphalia Germany - Open daily from 10:00 to 18:00 - Price: 14.5 € (weekdays), 16 € (weekends) A museum run by Lindt, a famous German chocolate manufacturer. There are various exhibitions and experiences related to chocolate (The chocolate given before entering and after leaving was so delicious...) Starting with the origin and exhibition of chocolate, I was able to see the chocolate manufacturing process. After looking around, if you go back down to the first floor, there is a shop and cafe where you can buy various types of chocolate. I would recommend the local Cologne beer rather than the food you must eat in Cologne! A restaurant and beer house that I went to on the recommendation of my younger sibling who lives there? It was packed with locals. “Gaffel am Dom GmbH” located right in front of Cologne Central Station Gaffel Kölsch brewery pub that can be called the synonym of Cologne beer! If you order beer, they give you a cute coaster. My younger sibling said that they refill your beer after you order the local beer, Kölsch beer. When you say, “I’m full and can’t drink anymore,” “I think I’ve had a lot of beer,” “I can’t drink anymore~~~,” you use this cute coaster here. If you put the coaster on an empty glass, they won’t refill it anymore. There is also a lemon-flavored beer in Gaffel beer, and for a drinker like me, that was the real deal.. I tried all the must-eat foods like sausages, pretzels, schnitzels, and schweinshaxe, but the only thing I remember is the beer🍺 Because of time constraints and because I was traveling with my parents, I regret not being able to visit the Haribo factory and returning to Korea.. If you like jelly and cute things, I highly recommend the Haribo factory.. It was the number one place I wanted to go.. I was satisfied with the jelly and Haribo bear doll that my younger sibling sent me by courier❤️ For those who want to travel quietly and in a small way rather than crowded places, I highly recommend Cologne! #GermanyTravel #Cologne #EuropeTravel #CologneCathedral #FamilyTravel

#January travel support event I was happy to be able to buy various flavors of triangle kimbap and various flavors of nude triangle kimbap at the Rewe to go supermarket located in Cologne Central Station. I recommend it because it's easy to eat while traveling. Address Trankgasse 11, 50667 Cologne

#January travel support event You can buy mochi ice cream at the Rewe to go supermarket inside the Cologne Central Station in Germany, and you can pay without waiting in line at the self-checkout counter, so it's convenient when you're in a hurry, so I recommend it. Address Trankgasse 11, 50667 Cologne

#January Travel Support Event I recommend the Rewe to Go supermarket in Cologne Central Station, which sells a variety of easy-to-eat salad boxes and sushi, and where you can also buy drinks you need while traveling. Address Trankgasse 11, 50667 Cologne

🇩🇪【Germany】Cologne Central Station🚉 Cologne Cathedral is right in front of it! Cologne Central Station is also a station used by many people who visit Cologne Cathedral (^^) There are coin lockers so you can leave your luggage there. There are supermarkets, cafes, bars and many other shops inside the station. It's a compact station so it's easy to use (^^)♪ Please come and visit (^^) 【Location】 Bahnhofsvorplatz 2 50667 Koln #0 yen trip November

I was not expecting Cologne train station to have such a magnificent view upon the arrival, it's MASSIVE, Gothic Cathedral#germany #cologne. It's like taking your breath away and you wish to stop the time. I do not wish to do anything, just admiring it. Usually you need to travel to go to such places but this ...

A Catholic cathedral, it is a landmark building in Cologne. The Cologne Cathedral is 145 meters long from east to west and 86 meters wide from north to south. The dome of the central chapel is 43.35 meters high. The bell tower is 157 meters high. UNESCO listed it as a World Cultural Heritage in 1996. It is a rare five-story building with a high and wide interior space and a tower that reaches straight to the sky, symbolizing the desire of man to communicate with God.