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Allerheiligen Strasse 1, Cologne, North Rhine-Westphalia, 50668, Germany
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2. Cycling by the river
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My first Kölsch
Good enough to eat?
I have looked on www.k-d.de, and am trying to figure out how much it would cost to cruise down the Rhine from Cologne to Koblenz, and then from Koblenz to Wiesbaden, but I somehow cannot interpret their price-chart. Sorry, it's a stupid question but help would be appreciated.
Looks like 48.50 Euro per person. They have "scholar discounts" which you mat qualify for, and also discounts if you present a train ticket that shows you are also travelling by rail during the trip. Gary
may qualify for. Hope you don't deduct for spelling, lol. Gary
> much it would cost to cruise down the Rhine from Cologne to Koblenz,
this is more upstream than downstream
Price level "U" applies, i.e. the already mentioned EUR 48,50.
you sould not miss the old town and rhein river,this city is very internationl,people are most freindly and welcome.The cologne Dom is directly in front of main station,it's very hard to ignore it,though it still construct but it worth seeing.4711 house is also great,just around the opera building,you could see the world first cologne and smell it,it's refresh!
Cologne is undoubtely one of the European Gay capitals, and certainly the most or second most important gay center in Germany. City is extremely open and people not only tolerate, but kind of expect and demand tolerance towards gays and lesbians.
Next Gay Pride in Cologne takes place from 18th June until 3rd July 2005.
To get to Cologne from another country like the Netherlands or Switzerland I would strongly recommend the ICE train. It's fast, it's not very expensive and it's reliable.
But you must make a reservation, cause the train is easily full. At large stations you can get tickets for the ICE train. In the Netherlands for instance at the International desk at platform number 2 of Amsterdam Central Station.
Cafe Cremer is a lovely elegant, traditional cafe... the kind that sadly seems to have disappeared in many of the world's cities. It appeals to older people and those who just want a rest from shopping in genteel and comfortable surroundings. There are lots of tables on two levels and a small non-smoking area on the ground floor. The menu is comprehensive and offers full meals, snacks and a wide range of the pastries and cakes that Germans are so fond of. Toast Hawaii - ham, pineapple and melted cheese on toast, garnished with mandarin orange segments and two glace cherries.
Standing an impressive 157 meters high, the Kölner Dom was once the World's tallest structure and remains the largest cathedral in Europe. If you manage to make it up the South Tower's seemingly neverending spiral staircase consisting of 509 steps you'll be greeted by an impeccable view that is nothing short of breathtaking. The tower is open daily from 9am to 4pm and until 5pm in summer. Admission is approximately 2 EUR per person (concessions available).
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