Köln is the most interesting city of Germany if you like churches there are many beautiful ones there, my favourite cities in Germany is Dresden, Hamburg and Köln. Nice video 🙂👍
Cologne was my first ever trip outside the US back in 2007. I really have fond memories. I remember being terrified of the cable car over the river from the Zoo on the west to the Thermal Bath on the East. I did really love the baths though!
There are many many many other things to see and do in Köln...the video shows only a little part of the city...in my opinion...but is ever a pleasure to watch how cool and beautiful Köln ❤ thaks for the video 😊
Good question! They wanted to rebuild the city as fast as possible that's why many beautiful old buildings where gone. Only the old town was rebuilt as it looked before the war. It's a shame because before the war cologne was way more beautiful, almost like Paris and Vienna.
@@Supermatsch I know. Cologne used to be known throughout Europe as "Paris on the Rhine". That's why I wonder how the Germans can be so irresponsible with their own culture and history. Their ancestors would be turning in their graves.
Simply because after the war there were so many homeless people that it was the top priority to rebuild houses. Construction materials were rare, the economy was in ruins.
@@champagne3927 Hi! Cologne was alright, not my favorite European city but not the worst. There are a lot of nice museums to visit, the Cathedral is amazing, and the park on the other side of the Rhine is nice. I would rate it 6/10 overall. I did enjoy the Kolsch beer and hofbrau culture there. It is quite a large and bustling modern city. Worth visiting for 36 hours but no more.
@@lisarmurphy Hi! We did not do a Rhine boat tour, it seemed like it wouldn't be the most interesting thing to do. The boat tours were mostly full of older tourists and we were going to Amsterdam later on, which has much nicer opportunities for boating. Overall Cologne was a 6/10 city, don't spend more than 48 hours there.
Köln is the most interesting city of Germany if you like churches there are many beautiful ones there, my favourite cities in Germany is Dresden, Hamburg and Köln. Nice video 🙂👍
Cologne was my first ever trip outside the US back in 2007. I really have fond memories. I remember being terrified of the cable car over the river from the Zoo on the west to the Thermal Bath on the East. I did really love the baths though!
Nice, I took that cable car many years ago.
There are many many many other things to see and do in Köln...the video shows only a little part of the city...in my opinion...but is ever a pleasure to watch how cool and beautiful Köln ❤ thaks for the video 😊
Thanks, Jack. Can't wait to visit later in Feb
Great video as always! And nice to see you back in Germany. That cathedral is indeed stunning
It really is!
Awesome video. Thanks for getting right to the point and for the clear names of sights. Take care.
Thanks!
Thanks for making this video... good reference 👍
Great video ❤️
I dont understand why the city did not rebuild more of the old architecture.
Good question! They wanted to rebuild the city as fast as possible that's why many beautiful old buildings where gone. Only the old town was rebuilt as it looked before the war. It's a shame because before the war cologne was way more beautiful, almost like Paris and Vienna.
@@Supermatsch I know. Cologne used to be known throughout Europe as "Paris on the Rhine". That's why I wonder how the Germans can be so irresponsible with their own culture and history. Their ancestors would be turning in their graves.
Simply because after the war there were so many homeless people that it was the top priority to rebuild houses. Construction materials were rare, the economy was in ruins.
It is easy to judge from the outside. The Germans had tens of millions of homeless refugees to care for after the war. @@markus38402
i love the way you say Cologne :) koloynn :)
Going there in a few days, tell me I'm not making a huge mistake
How was it?
We'll be there in a month. Did you ever take a boat trip down the rhine?
@@champagne3927 Hi! Cologne was alright, not my favorite European city but not the worst. There are a lot of nice museums to visit, the Cathedral is amazing, and the park on the other side of the Rhine is nice. I would rate it 6/10 overall. I did enjoy the Kolsch beer and hofbrau culture there. It is quite a large and bustling modern city. Worth visiting for 36 hours but no more.
@@lisarmurphy Hi! We did not do a Rhine boat tour, it seemed like it wouldn't be the most interesting thing to do. The boat tours were mostly full of older tourists and we were going to Amsterdam later on, which has much nicer opportunities for boating. Overall Cologne was a 6/10 city, don't spend more than 48 hours there.
@@BL-zi9wb thanks for letting me know! I ended up booking krakow! Im going in a few weeks.