• Cologne Cathedral - Despite enduring heavy bombings, Cologne Cathedral emerged from both world wars nearly untouched and stands as Cologne’s most prominent landmark.

Cologne Cathedral is hailed as a Gothic architectural masterpiece and was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1996.

• Historic Old Town - Cologne’s Old Town exudes a unique historical allure. Visitors are captivated by its quaint narrow streets lined with traditional old houses.
• Hohenzollern Bridge - Constructed between 1907 and 1911, the Hohenzollern Bridge in Cologne features three adjacent truss arch bridges, each with three arches.
• Heumarkt - The Heumarkt is a central square in Cologne. Known as the Haymarket, it is one of the most renowned squares in the heart of Cologne.
• Shrine of the Three Kings - The relics of the Three Kings, believed to be the remains of the Magi from the East, have been housed in a reliquary in the Cologne Cathedral since 1164.
• 4711 Eau de Cologne - 4711 is the brand name of the renowned eau de cologne (French for Cologne water) produced by Mühlens GmbH & Co. in Cologne.
• Wallraf-Richartz Museum - The Wallraf-Richartz Museum in Cologne is among Germany’s premier art museums. While the Cologne Museum Ludwig showcases 20th-century art, the Wallraf-Richartz spans 3500 m² and offers a comprehensive overview of European visual art from the 13th to the early 20th century.
• Romisch-Germanisches Museum - The Römisch-Germanisches Museum, one of Cologne’s most significant museums, opened in 1946. It is situated next to Cologne Cathedral, above the remnants of a Roman city villa from the third century.
• Gross St. Martin - The Great Saint Martin is one of the twelve major Romanesque churches in the heart of Cologne, Germany.
• Alter Markt - Once the town’s market square, the Alter Markt is now a vibrant area known for its numerous cafes and carnival. It serves as a central hub in Cologne.
• Saint Gereon’s Basilica - Saint Gereon’s Church, the oldest in Cologne, is one of twelve Romanesque church buildings in the city. This basilica is located in the northwest of the old town, on the site believed to be the tomb of the martyr Gereon of Cologne.
• Praetorium - The Praetorium served as the official residence of the Imperial Governor of Cologne, the capital of the Roman province of Lower Germania.
• St. Ursula - The Basilica of St. Ursula is situated in Cologne, built upon the ancient ruins of a Roman cemetery.
• Heinzelmaennchenbrunnen - This ornate 19th-century fountain and its sculptures commemorate a local legend of garden gnomes.
• Kranhauser im Rheinauhafen - The restoration of the old harbor beautifully blends historic buildings with modern shops and structures.

• An engaging online game and city walk accessible via your phone.

• Use of smartphone and data

Experience Cologne in a distinct and pocket-friendly manner through our self-guided tour offered on our online App. Engage in an entertaining, family-oriented game where you respond to questions about various locations and partake in scavenger hunts, all through your smartphone. Access our complimentary city game app and immerse yourself in the city.

Rather than a ‘dull’ guide, you have the freedom to initiate, halt or take a breather anytime you wish. Utilize GPS to discover the most charming squares, avenues, and landmarks. Uncover intriguing details about the city. Explore Cologne with our one-of-a-kind city game app.

Guidelines to commence the tour will be provided post booking. The tour can be undertaken at any time of your liking.

Our city game also serves as an excellent engagement for larger groups.

• User-friendly for the hearing impaired

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.