Limousine Rental in Cologne

Cologne Airport is an international airport, located in the suburbs of the city, in the nature reserve. The airport is situated halfway between Cologne and Bonn, at a distance of 15-16 kilometres from each city. The airport is often referred to as Cologne Bonn Airport, but it is also known as Konrad Adenauer Airport. Cologne Bonn Airport was put into operation in 1938. This airport is one of the major aviation hubs of Germany. A large proportion of the flights handled by the airport are low cost passenger ones. Besides, it is the third-largest airport in terms of cargo operations. The airport encompasses 2 passenger terminals, 1 terminal for business and private aviation flights and 3 runways. The airport services about 15 million people a year on a round-the-clock basis.

The airport is connected to Cologne as well as to other localities of the region and Europe by high-speed motorways, railway and public buses (number 161 and SB 60). There is an underground railway station (ICE Station) in the territory of the air terminal. It is placed between Terminals 1 and 2. Information counters, where the airport transport schedule can be found, are located in the arrival hall of Terminal 2. The taxi service is positioned in the departure area of Terminal 1 and the arrival area of Terminal 2. Travellers can order a transfer from the airport or hotel. In addition, car sharing services are available. Read all...

A walk through Heumarkt will be a wonderful addition to your stay in the city. A special place worth visiting is the monument to Friedrich Wilhelm III, colorful restaurants, and houses. It is no surprise that it is in such a place that the famous Cologne carnival starts. Couples in love are extremely fond of this place and it is exactly where all the action is in Cologne. However, you can get acquainted with yet another history of the city by visiting the National Socialism Documentation Center. It will appeal not only to history lovers, but also to those who want to learn new and interesting information. Such places are undoubtedly a good reminder of what should never happen again.

The famous Cologne Triangle is well known to the whole world – after all, thanks to those breathtaking views, one can entirely forget what sorrow is. The place carries some sort of mysticism, and that is why many people visit the observation deck more than once. Opposite the chocolate museum you can see another interesting tower called Malakoffturm. It is made in Romanesque style, but it is unfortunately closed to the public – you can only enjoy the views from the outside. The ancient Bayenturm, which served as a powerful defender of the city, is also definitely worthy of attention due to its unusual architecture.
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