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Museum

The richness of museums in Cologne is amazing, everyone should be able to find at least one that is of his interest. But many years ago Cologne almost lost numerous of old and first generation museums and its possessions trough world war 2.

The Art and Museum Library of the City of Cologne has a free entrance to everyone but you can’t lend any books or maps as these are protected collections, but you can use the reading room and if necessary make copies to take back home.

The Sport and Olympia Museum brings us back to ancient Greece, where sport was a different kind of play then it is these days. The Gods just loved their King Zeus and they organized fun and plays, and sacrifices were made,  this is how the Olympic games arise.
These days the International Olympic Comité is the chief of the Olympic games, with their offices based in Lausanne Switzerland. The chief of the IOC is the Belgian man Jacques Rogge, but it are all of the members who decide where the Olympic games are held each year.
Various sports are given a chance in the Sport and Olympia museum.
This year the Olympic Games are held in Peking the capital city of China, the opening ceremony takes place on August 8 2008 and the closing ceremony on August 24 2008.

The Imhoff-Stollwerck Museum or Chocolate Museum in Cologne is a well known reputable firm, it’s really worth to pay a visit, the museum provides information about 3000 years of chocolate history. It all begins in the Amazon region and with a little help of the animal kingdom cocoa reached Central America 1000 years before the birth of Jesus Christ, today chocolate is every where.
The museum produces over 400 kilos chocolate a day but it isn’t the intention to fabricate and sell, the museum shows us what process the cocoa bean comes through to become a bar of chocolate.

Dionysos was the god of agriculture, fertility, nature , wine, pleasure, live, dance and immortality, a leading figure in the Greek Mythology.  A story about peace offering where Zeus falls in love with the gorgeous daughter Semele from King Kadmos from Thebe.  A moving racket performed at the Romano Germanic Museum in Cologne.
The Roman people had their convictions about life and life after death, so it was from main importance to take enough objects into the next life; ceramics, jewellery, glass vessels, food, paintings…anything that could help you in the next life.

If you are interested in Asian Art then you must pay a visit to the Museum of East Asian Art , beautiful collections from Japan, China and Korea are exhibited.
The museum building was designed by Kunio Mayekawa a Japanese Master architect born in Niigata 14 May 1905 and died in Tokyo Japan 26 June 1986. Mayekawa was inspired by le Corbusier, mainly because he had the privilege to stay in the studio of Le Corbusier in Paris for 2 years in 1928. Le Corbusier was a Swiz-French architect, born in Switzerland in 1887 and died in Nice 27 August 1965 tragically by drowning.

The Museum of Applied Art  is situated An der Rechtschule and can be visited from Tuesday to Sunday, 11am until 5pm. A wide collection of middle age art to contemporary art from germany. The collection is amazing and the quality of it is outstanding. Themes vary from photography, jewellery, furniture, paintings…The museum found its roots in 1888 by the people of Cologne together with the Cologne society of arts and crafts.