Kolumba, Cologne
The Kolumba is a Christian art museum presenting paintings, drawings, prints, sculptures, decorative art and religious icons from Late Antiquity to the present day.
The Kolumba is a Christian art museum presenting paintings, drawings, prints, sculptures, decorative art and religious icons from Late Antiquity to the present day. The building, designed by Peter Zumthor to replace the St Columba Church that was destroyed in World War II, is noted for its architecture.
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12:00
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Kolumba and Nearby Sights on Map
Museum für Angewandte Kunst
The Museum für Angewandte Kunst is dedicated to the decorative arts, with a collection of over 100,000 European items from the 10th century to the present day, including jewellery, porcelain, furnishing, textiles, weaponry and architectural exhibits
St. Andrew's Church
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Heinzelmännchenbrunnen
The Heinzelmännchen Fountain is a Gothic fountain in sandstone and wrought iron dedicated to Heinzelmännchen, gnomes who worked for the citizens of Cologne
Praetorium
The Praetorium is an archaeological site with the ruins of the ancient Praetorium, the official residence of the Imperial Governor of Cologne which was then the capital city of the Roman province of Lower Germania
Wallraf-Richartz Museum
Nordtor
Cologne City Hall
The Cologne City Hall is a seat of the local city goverment
National Socialism Documentation Centre
Housed in the former local Gestapo prison, the NS Documentation Centre has more than 1,800 wall inscriptions that speak of the persecution and torture that took place here
Gürzenich Dance Hall
The Gürzenich is a social and cultural space that hosts events, festivals and exhibitions
Artothek
The Artothek is a contemporary art gallery which also lends out works of art to visitors