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Post-War Köln — Hidden Gems
Uncover Cologne's hidden architectural gems.
5 StopsEstimated Duration: 111 minutes
The 'Post-War Architecture in Cologne — Hidden Treasures' trail invites you to explore Cologne's captivating post-war architecture over a 7.16 km journey. Start at the Memorial Site of the Deportation Camp Cologne-Müngersdorf, a poignant reminder of the city's turbulent history. As you proceed, you'll encounter the awe-inspiring St. Joseph Church in Braunsfeld, known for its modern design and serene atmosphere. Another highlight is the Church of Christ's Resurrection, showcasing the imaginative vision of Gottfried Böhm from the late 1960s. The route concludes at the Karl Rahner Academy, offering a glimpse into Cologne's spiritual and intellectual landscape. This approximately 111-minute tour seamlessly blends history, architecture, and culture into an enriching exploration.
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Did you know? — Gedenkort an das Deportationslager Köln-Müngersdorf
In 1943 and 1944, the camp also housed foreign forced laborers.
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Gedenkort an das Deportationslager Köln-Müngersdorf
Monument
2.4 kmStop 1 to stop 2
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Sankt Joseph (Braunstraße)
Church
1.7 kmStop 2 to stop 3
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Christi Auferstehung
Church
1.0 kmStop 3 to stop 4
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Hiroshima-Nagasaki-Park
Park
2.0 kmStop 4 to stop 5


