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Cologne is one of the most storied cities of Germany. Cologne was a relevant city during the Roman period as the hometown of Julia Agrippina, the mother of Emperor Nero. The name of the city is rooted from the Latin word for Colonia, which means a territory in the periphery of the Roman Empire. Today, the age and class of the city is seen in its friendly, hospitable, and well-rounded people. In addition, Cologne museums have preserved the greatness of the city through history. Cologne is filled with magnificent architecture and enchanting museums. Cologne museum tours are the best way to learn what the city is all about.
The Roman-German museum is the manifestation of Cologne’s deep history. This museum houses art from the Roman ages. The museum has a brute architecture with open spaces, sculptures, and stonework. You can find more than a handful of statues of the greatest figures of the Roman era. Tourists commend the museum’s great collection of glassware and massive displays of mosaic. You can also see Dionysus’ mosaic and the Tomb of Publicus. This museum holds artefacts so old that just looking at them will keep you engaged with the experience. It is recommended to read up on Roman history in Germany, and how the Romans were able to affect the culture of Cologne until today.
For serious art lovers, you will find the Wallraf-Richartz Museum very endearing. This is the oldest running museum in Cologne, dating back to as early as the 13th century. The displays include works of art up to the 19th century, which puts them in the category of medieval museums. One of the most famous paintings, the Madonna of the Rose Bower is displayed here. The Wallraf-Richartz Museum also hosts works with themes that include romanticism, realism, and impressionism. The trip around the museum is rather conventional and slow paced. Cologne has a very interesting transition from being a relevant city of the Roman Empire to becoming one of the key cities of Germany. This museum hopes to reflect Cologne’s ideas.
Another important museum in Cologne is the German Sports and Olympic Museum. This structure is the lone national sports museum of Germany where you can find the story of the Olympics, the participation of the country in the events, and the story of the great German Olympians. This museum is an interesting window to Germany’s sports history. You can find a lot of information from interactive displays, so you can better understand Germany’s place in the world when it comes to sports. Germans are very proud of their sports teams, and that is definitely what you will see here.
For pop culture and arts, you can go to the Museum Ludwig. This museum holds the collection of artists like Dali and Warhol, as well as the late paintings of the great Pablo Picasso. Picasso’s work here sets the tone for the modern setting of the place. You can find German new art as well as other displays that pertain to popular culture.
Cologne is a slice of the beautiful German culture. Aside from the hospitable people, these impressive museums put the city in a positive light. While much of the city has been rebuilt since the Second World War, it is fortunate that some of the best museums in Germany still stand today.