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jukkalatvahakuni from Switzerland wrote about Cologne

KÖLN! I lived here almost a year, love it! carnival time is worse han Finnish 1 may, labor day, but no trouble or anything, burn the guy,,, Köln or Cologne is special German town, we lived in Latino quarter, salsa, tango, tapas, wine, music, eating out with few euros, lot of etchnical restaurants. plenty to see DOM ofcourse but lot of other things...

sylvanito66 from Switzerland wrote about Bonn

I liked very much this city. It is very pleasant to walk in the car-free streets in the historical city center. Don't be shy to discover the area around the center where most of the ambassies, consulates were or are still sitting. Take the time to go to the Villa Hammerschmidt and the Palace Schaumburg in the former house of the german Chancellor.

jjtravel from Finland wrote about Cologne Cathedral

This huge gothic cathedral, Kölner Dom, is the central point of the whole city. Its endlessly tall towers and impressive facade dominate the whole city center. Inside you will find slender nave and endless amount of religious treasures.

jjtravel from Finland wrote about Römisch-Germanisches Museum

An exceptional museum housing one of the worlds biggest collections of glassware and jewellery from Roman area. But the most impressive element is anyway the vast Roman mosaic about the world of Dionysus.

sylvanito66 from Switzerland wrote about Bonn Hauptbahnhof

Unlike the city, the train station is pretty awful. Architecture wise, it's a disaster but the station is very close to the city center so you can easily forget about it as soon as you enter the streets.

harzu from Finland wrote about Düsseldorf

The Aldstadt area of Dusseldorf is packed with small bars and restaurants. The area and especially the Bolkerstrasse has a reputation of being the longest bar in Europe.

benmouw from Netherlands wrote about Düsseldorf

Go to the Aldstadt, find one of the great breweries, enjoy an alt bier and watch the street turn into a big party.

leo from Finland wrote about Bergisch Gladbach

Small town with not much to see or do, nice neighbourhoods though if you plan to live here.

koelschman from United Kingdom wrote about Cologne

Best city on earth! The longer you stay, the more you'll like it.

sabine from Kuwait wrote about Cologne

shopping is great, loved the weather and the church

paulinedee from wrote about Bonn Hauptbahnhof

The photograph shown is NOT Bonn Hauptbahnhof!

jl from Finland wrote about Köln Dom

Beautiful church.. what else can I say?