• Cologne - Cologne, a lively city in western Germany, is renowned for its magnificent Cologne Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Europe’s most iconic cathedrals. This historic city along the Rhine River offers a delightful mix of old-world charm and modernity, featuring cobblestone streets, charming neighborhoods, and a vibrant arts and culture scene.
• Cologne Cathedral - The construction of the Cologne Cathedral commenced in the 13th century and extended over several centuries, reaching completion in the 19th century. It stands as a quintessential example of High Gothic architecture, showcasing intricate details, towering spires, and a lavish façade adorned with numerous statues and decorative elements.

The cathedral’s most notable feature is its twin spires, which soar to an impressive height and dominate the city’s skyline. The interior is equally breathtaking, with exquisite stained glass windows, ornate chapels, and a magnificent altar.

As a place of worship, the Cologne Cathedral serves as the seat of the Archbishop of Cologne and remains an active religious center. It also holds cultural importance, housing a rich collection of religious relics and artifacts.

• Alter Markt - The Alter Markt boasts a rich history that dates back centuries, once serving as the site of medieval markets, fairs, and public gatherings. Today, it remains a bustling hub of activity and a picturesque destination for both locals and tourists.

One of the square’s most iconic landmarks is the Cologne City Hall, or “Kölner Rathaus,” a stunning Gothic-style building that dominates the eastern side of the square. The City Hall is renowned for its intricate architecture, including the ornate loggia and the picturesque tower.

• Romerturm - Constructed during the Roman period around the 2nd century AD, the Römerturm was originally part of the Roman city walls that encircled the ancient settlement of Colonia Claudia Ara Agrippinensium, which later became Cologne. The tower functioned as a watchtower and was a crucial component of the city’s defenses.

Today, the Römerturm stands as one of the few remaining remnants of Roman Cologne, making it a valuable historical landmark. It is particularly notable for its cylindrical shape and the use of Roman bricks in its construction.

• Hahnen Gate - Built in the 13th century, the Hahnentor was one of the original gates in Cologne’s medieval city walls. Its unique name, meaning “Rooster Gate” in English, is derived from the decorative weather vane featuring a rooster perched atop the gate.

The gate served as a passage for travelers entering the city and played a crucial role in Cologne’s defenses during its medieval period. Over the centuries, it witnessed significant historical events and was an integral part of the city’s life.

Today, the Hahnentor stands as a well-preserved testament to Cologne’s medieval past and the significance of its city gates.

• App with Audio Guide in 7 languages on smartphone
• GPS guidance

• Smartphone
• Headphones
• Admission fee for attractions ( You will pass by the landmarks but will not enter the attraction)

Discover the stunning city center of Cologne at your leisure. This self-guided audio tour will lead you to both famous landmarks and hidden treasures of Cologne. Embark on an exploration with your virtual audio guide and experience Cologne and its history in a distinctive manner.

• Stroll at your own pace
• Enjoy the most scenic walking routes and captivating stories
• Encounter surprising discoveries
• Personal virtual audio guide available in 7 languages
• GPS-based route guidance

• This activity requires an internet connection and gps function on your phone.
• The average duration of the activity is is 2-3 hours. However you have until the end of the next day to finish it. Enough time to take a break, visit a museum or have a drink.
• Don’t forget to bring a headphone.
• You will receive instructions to activate your self-guided tour in a separate email.
• Number of stops/stories: 29
• Walking distance: 6.2 km

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