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One Day in Cologne, Germany: The Perfect Cologne Itinerary

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Of all the places we visited in West Germany, the city of Cologne was one of my favourites. We only spent one day in Cologne but could’ve spent more time here. We visited as a day trip from Frankfurt during the Christmas season, so we went to visit the markets and explore the city a bit. It was a wonderful place to visit and if you’re travelling to Germany, I highly recommend you make a stop here. 

As one of Germany’s oldest cities, Cologne is a wonderful blend of history and vibrant culture. With a single day to explore, you can see many of the sights in the historic centre. But, if you also want to explore all of the museums, you may want to allow more time.

Regardless, if you only have a day in this fantastic city, you can definitely still have a wonderful time. Here’s how I’d recommend spending 1 day in Cologne, Germany.

✅ Don’t have time to read the whole article? Here’s the best museum in Cologne , a fantastic brewery tour , and the hotel we stayed at during our time there.

One Day in Cologne Itinerary

Through this Cologne itinerary, we’re going to be exploring the city’s top attractions, diving into its rich history, and indulging in some delicious food.

9:00 – Admire the Majestic Cologne Cathedral

Cost : Free to enter, but €6 per adult to climb to the tower and enter the treasury.

Start your day by visiting the awe-inspiring Cologne Cathedral (Kölner Dom), an architectural marvel that dominates the skyline. This is possibly Cologne’s most famous attraction and it’s well deserving of the attention it receives because it’s absolutely stunning. 

It’s a UNESCO World Heritage site and a wonderful example of Gothic architecture. In fact, it’s the largest Gothic cathedral in Germany. We decided to head here as soon as we got off the train because we were pretty eager to see it.

Also, since we visited during the Christmas season, the markets were located right underneath the Cathedral, and we also fancied a Bratwurst! 

As well as admiring the exterior, I highly recommend going inside the church too. Here, you’ll find more beautiful architecture, carvings, statues, and breathtaking stained glass windows. 

Although the Cathedral is free to enter, it’s also worth climbing the 533 steps to the viewing platform for a panoramic view of the city and River Rhine. It’s only €6, and the views are well worth it, even if your legs will be aching a little during the climb!

10:00 – Visit Museum Ludwig

Cost : €11 per adult

Next head to Museum Ludwig. Adjacent to the cathedral this impressive modern art museum houses a wonderful collection of modern and contemporary works. It showcases renowned artworks by artists such as Andy Warhol, Pablo Picasso, and Salvador Dali.

Inside, you’ll find a pretty diverse range of artistic styles. The museum features paintings, sculptures, photography, and multimedia installations. From abstract expressionism to pop art, you can immerse yourself in the vibrant world of modern art.

You’ll also find temporary exhibitions that explore various themes and artistic movements, ensuring there’s always something new and exciting to discover. If you’re an art enthusiast, this is an essential stop during one day in Cologne. 

12:30 – Lunch

After a morning packed with sightseeing and history, it’s time to grab a bite to eat! Here are a few things that I recommend trying when you’re in Cologne.

Unfortunately, I don’t have a specific restaurant recommendation, because we ate at the Christmas markets (incidentally, if you’re visiting Germany in winter, I highly recommend this is what you do).

So, instead, here are a few foods that should be on your list.

• Kölsch Beer – A traditional drink that’s a symbol of Cologne, trying this should definitely be on your list. Plus, by midday, you can pretty much step into any traditional Brauhaus to grab a Kölsch beer.
• Himmel un Ääd – This is a great accompaniment to your local beer! A delicious blend of mashed potatoes, stewed apples, and sausages, this is a scrummy blend of savoury and sweet. We tried this at the Christmas markets and it was scrummy. 
• Halver Hahn – For a slightly lighter meal, grab the local snack, Halver Hahn. This is effectively a sandwich, made with rye bread, gouda cheese, pickles, and onions.
• Reibekuchen – Another delicacy that we tried at the markets, these are crispy potato pancakes. We were served them with apple sauce which I thought was a curious combination, but it actually worked perfectly!

If you’re looking for restaurants, the old city is the best place to go. There is a great collection of pubs, cafes, and restaurants here and somewhere is bound to take your fancy. Alternatively, I’ve heard that Früh Am Dom restaurant is a good option if you’d rather stay near the Cathedral.

13:30 – Explore the Old Town

Cost : Free

After you’ve finished your delicious lunch, head to the old town for a little wander around. Also known as Altstadt, Cologne’s Old Town is full of quaint alleyways, cobbled streets, colourful buildings, and classic architecture.

This area is another great place for people who love history and, in some areas, it feels like you’re travelling back in time. 

There are also a few spots that are worth seeing in the old town:

Grob St Martin Church

During your walk, make time for the Grob St Martin Church, a Romanesque church that pierces the district with its striking spires. Step inside for more grand architecture and stained-glass windows that flood the church with vibrant colours.

St Maria im Kapitol Church

Continue to St Maria im Kapitol Church, another architectural gem. Known for its collection of beautiful frescoes, this church is also pretty impressive both inside and out.

Also, head to Cologne’s City Hall (Kölner Rathaus). This is a pretty impressive building and another must-see stop in the old town of Cologne. Located in the old town area between Rathausplatz and Alter Markt, the building is also surrounded by more fantastic architecture.

14:30 – Walk Across the Hohenzollern Bridge

After you’ve taken in your fill of the picturesque old town, make your way to the second most iconic sight you’ll see during your one day in Cologne – the beautiful Hohenzollern Bridge.

Famous as a love lock bridge, and also the most important bridge in the city, this structure is a staple part of Cologne’s skyline. 

As you walk across, you can see beautiful views over the Rhine River and see the cathedral in the background. It really is a beautiful spot, and one of my favourite stops during my time in Cologne. Plus, the huge amount of love locks on the bridge was pretty impressive.

If you’re feeling nostalgic, don’t forget to bring a padlock!

15:15 – See a Panoramic View of Cologne’s Skyline

Cost : €5 per adult

On the other side of the Hohenzollern Bridge, you’ll find the Cologne Triangle (Köln Triangle), an iconic high-rise skyscraper with an observation deck that promises a breathtaking panorama of the city.

As you know, I can’t resist a skyline view, so this is definitely something I recommend if you have 1 day in Cologne. 

Trust me, the view from up here is the best way to view Cologne. You can see many of the landmarks you visited earlier and even see the famous bridge from above stretching out over the Rhine. It’s beautiful. And if you’re a fan of architecture, make sure to take a tour of the building’s unique design and features.

16:00 – Go for a Walk Along the Rhine

Incidentally, this is the best way to get to our final stop on this one day in Cologne itinerary. However, it’s well worth going for a stroll along the river to take in the sights and admire the city. 

As you walk, look out for the famous cable car that runs across the river and admire the boat cruises that will likely be running too. If you have more than one day in Cologne, I would definitely recommend one of these, but for now, going for a stroll along the waterfront is just as good.

16:30 – Visit Cologne’s Lindt Chocolate Museum

Cost : €14.50 per adult

Last but not least, is there a more perfect way to finish your day than with a visit to the Chocolate Museum in Cologne ? If you’ve got a sweet tooth, this is a no-brainer. You’ll find out everything about the history of chocolate, and its production and even get to make your own chocolates! 

A trip to the chocolate museum will last around  90 minutes and will take you on a journey through the ‘chocolate jungle’. You’ll get to see how chocolate was made in ancient times, watch as it’s produced today and even try some of the delicious creations for yourself. If you visit during winter , make sure to try their signature hot chocolate.

✅ Buy tickets to the Lindt Chocolate Museum

18:00 – Dinner

And that brings us to the end of this Cologne itinerary! We decided to catch the train back to Frankfurt at this point, but, if you fancy spending longer in this beautiful city, you could grab dinner or drinks to finish your day!

How to Get Around during One Day in Cologne

Cologne is a super easy city to get around. For this entire itinerary, we arrived at Cologne Central Station and simply walked the streets and managed to get around just fine. This entire itinerary is less than an hour of walking which, spread out over an entire day, is pretty manageable. 

However, if you’d rather not walk that much, then the city boasts a great public transportation network of trams, buses, and trains.

You can purchase a KölnCard for unlimited travel and discounts on getting around, which can come in handy – especially if you’re spending longer than 1 day in Cologne.

It’s also a very bike-friendly city and cycling around is not only practical and good for the environment,  but also very scenic.

You can hire bikes from places like this and explore the city on two wheels. If you do this, you may also be able to add a few extra stops to this itinerary, like several of the city’s parks and gardens further down the river.

But, ultimately, the easiest and cheapest way to get around Cologne is simply to walk. 

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Is 1 Day in Cologne Enough?

If you only want to see the city’s major sights, then yes, one day in Cologne can be enough time.

Of course, you won’t be able to explore the city in depth, see any of the hidden gems, or see any of the city’s other fantastic museums. But, you will definitely get a good taste of Cologne, and be able to see some of the city’s most wonderful sights.

If You Have More than 1 Day in Cologne

More than one day in Cologne will give you time to visit additional museums and explore more of the local culture in the city. Here are a few things I’d recommend for your second (or third) day in Cologne. 

Go on a River Cruise

You can’t beat seeing a city from the water and Cologne is a great place to go for a river cruise. You can sail down the Rhine, admiring the buildings from all sides and the city skyline. It’s also a great way to view the Cathedral as it looks really impressive from the water. 

Several cruises operate in Cologne, including lunch cruises, guided information cruises, and even dinner cruises with champagne when the city is all lit up with lights.

Go on a Brewery Tour 

Another fantastic way to experience traditional German culture is by going on a food (or in this case beer) tour! Cologne has some utterly fantastic beers and I recommend booking a beer tour to sample the best this city has to offer.

It’s not just about drinking – you’ll also learn all about how the beers are made and what makes Cologne’s brews some of the best in Germany.

✅ Book a Brewery Tour in Cologne,

Visit the Wallraf-Richartz Museum

Besides Museum Ludwig, this is one of the best museums to visit in Cologne.  It houses an impressive collection of art, including works from the Middle Ages until modern times. From Rubens to Picasso, there’s something for every art lover in this museum.

Take a Day Trip

Cologne is not just a bustling city, it also boasts beautiful natural surroundings and charming neighbouring towns that are worth exploring. Take a break from the hustle and bustle and take a day trip to one of these amazing destinations:

• Frankfurt – This bustling city is just a short train ride away from Cologne and makes for a perfect day trip. Explore the historic city centre, visit museums and galleries, or simply stroll along the Main River while admiring the impressive skyline.
• Drachenburg Castle – Located about an hour away from Cologne, this stunning castle is a must-visit for fairy tale lovers. Take a tour of the opulent interior and wander through the picturesque gardens while enjoying breathtaking views of the Rhine River.
• Aachen – Just a short train ride away from Cologne lies Aachen, a charming town known for its thermal baths and historical buildings such as Aachen Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Spend a day strolling through the quaint streets and indulging in some local delicacies.
• Eifel National Park – Nature lovers will be delighted by a visit to Eifel National Park, located just an hour and a half away from Cologne. Explore the stunning landscape on foot or bike, spot wildlife such as wild cats and black storks, and admire the panoramic views from the observation tower.
• Bonn – Another nearby city worth visiting is Bonn, known for being the birthplace of Beethoven. Explore the old town, visit his former home turned museum, and enjoy a scenic boat ride on the Rhine River. Don’t forget to try some local specialities like Apfelstrudel and Rheinischer Sauerbraten.

Final Thoughts on Spending One Day in Cologne, Germany

Overall, spending one day in Cologne is the ideal way to get a taste of this fantastic German city. Cologne is the ideal blend of Roman history and architecture, and lovers of culture will find themselves at home here.

If you’re visiting during the winter months, the city comes alive and the markets are some of the best in Europe ; then the summer brings wildflowers, festivals, and sunny skies. If you’re planning on visiting Germany, I highly recommend a stop in Cologne.

P.S. If you want to visit more places in Germany, I recommend Baden-Baden , Bastei Bridge , Dresden , and Heidelberg.

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Alice Smith is a full-time travel blogger and content creator and the founder of Adventures of Alice. Following an unexpected redundancy from her career as a Content Marketing Specialist, she embraced her passion for exploration and turned her hobby of travel blogging into a full-time career.

From her roots near Cambridge, UK, she's ventured to over 30 countries since 2016. With a passion for the outdoors and a knack for finding the extraordinary in the ordinary, Alice is on a mission to show that budget travel can still be luxurious and that every destination, no matter how touristy, holds hidden gems.

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Cologne day trip from frankfurt.

Duration: 9 hours

Category: Sightseeing

Explore the historic city of Cologne on this full-day trip from Frankfurt! Travel by luxury coach to Cologne and enjoy a guided tour of the city. Visit the world-famous Cologne Cathedral (Kölner Dom), a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Explore the city's historic old town and enjoy free time to explore the local shops and do some independent sightseeing. Discover the city's Roman heritage at your own pace, including the beautiful Town Hall (Rathaus), and sample Koelsch, Cologne’s famous local beer! Then, immerse yourself in the picturesque medieval city of Limburg before returning to Frankfurt.

Board a comfortable coach in Frankfurt and head north on a relaxing 2-hour drive to Cologne in the German state of North Rhine-Westphalia. The old city at the River Rhine is famous for its diverse art scene, vibrant nightlife and the annual Cologne Carnival.

On arrival in Cologne, join a guided visit of the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Cologne Cathedral (Kölner Dom), located near the famous Hohenzollern Bridge (Hohenzollernbrücke). Learn about the history and impressive architecture of the Cologne Cathedral -- one of the largest Gothic churches in Europe -- and see the famous relic of the Shrine of the Magi, often referred to as the Shrine of the Holy Three Kings.

Continue your day trip to Cologne's picturesque, historic old town, with its Roman buildings and medieval city walls. Your expert guide will tell you about Cologne's 2,000-year history and introduce you to top Cologne attractions, including the historic Town Hall (Rathaus), as well as the various museums and international art galleries.

Enjoy time on your own to sightsee, shop and sample the famous local beer, Koelsch. On your way back to Frankfurt, make a brief stop in the picturesque city of Limburg, where you’ll see the medieval old town, unique timber-framed houses and the beautiful Romanesque Limburg Cathedral.

If you choose to visit Cologne during the holidays, don’t miss the opportunity to visit the Cologne Christmas Markets! The famous markets feature over 160 festive pavilions selling sweets, local delicacies and art products. No matter what time of year you visit, you’ll enjoy a full day in Germany's fourth largest city and discover its cultural and historical treasures!

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Cologne Day Trip from Frankfurt

• Professional guide
• Cologne double-decker bus sightseeing tour
• Transportation
• Entry/Admission - Kolner Dom
• Admission fees for Tower Climb and Treasure Chamber of the Cologne Cathedral (approx. 6.00 euros)
• Food and drinks
• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Confirmation will be received at time of booking, unless booked within 9 days of travel. In this case confirmation will be received within 48 hours, subject to availability
• Not wheelchair accessible
• Stroller accessible
• Service animals allowed
• Near public transportation
• Infant seats available
• Most travelers can participate
• This experience requires a minimum number of travelers. If it’s canceled because the minimum isn’t met, you’ll be offered a different date/experience or a full refund

Bus trip in Cologne was boring but the cathedral was incredible. The stop in Limburg was also fantastic! Richard the guide was fun and helpful.

I was supposed to travel to Cologne by bus, but since there were no other bookings that day, I was provided a town car and driver. I would have preferred to been notified prior to the day of the trip, however having the personal attention of the driver was excellent for my guest and I.

Cologne seems to be a very interesting city with a marvelous cathedral. However I had a guide not that good, apparently inexperienced, that converted tour in a complicated experience. He did not provide any information about city, did not include restroom break on the journey, prioritized bus citysighseing instead of going directly to cathedral could not see it entirely, was closing, could not find easily hotel booked for part of tour guests, completely forgot to give our lunch sandwiches remembered at 16:30, after visiting cathedral asked what we would like to see in Cologne instead of giving us a tour around city I was expecting guide to tell me what to see, but we didn't see much. Finally on way back he got stuck and blocked on the road due to a car crash and because of this we could not visit Limburg as scheduled and tour ended one hour delayed OK, not his fault but ruined tour.

This Cathedral has relics of the 3 Wise Men behind the main altar so it can be overlooked. The reliquary is fashioned as a golden house-like container. The Cathedral was a key structure for airplanes to maintain their orientation during WW II. Heavy military and police guard the Cathedral since the January 2016 terrorist activity. The visitation inside the Cathedral is randomly changed to prevent possible terrorist activity. I felt safe on my visit considering the changing belief systems in the world.

This was a good tour and the group was very small. The tour guide was able to take care of individual customers in a good manner.

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• Rhine River
• Day Trips & Excursions

Cologne Day Trip from Frankfurt

• Full-day trip from Frankfurt to Cologne
• See Cologne's main sights on a double-decker bus sightseeing tour
• Independent visit of Cologne Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
• Visit the famous Cologne Christmas Markets in December!
• Discover Cologne's historic old town, see the River Rhine and visit Cologne's Town Hall
• Enjoy free time for independent sightseeing and shopping

Inclusions & Exclusions

• Professional guide
• Cologne double-decker bus sightseeing tour
• Transportation
• Entry or Admission - Cologne Cathedral
• Entry or Admission - The Cologne Christmas Market
• Admission fees for Tower Climb and Treasure Chamber of the Cologne Cathedral (approx. 6.00 euros)
• Food and drinks
• Hotel pickup and drop-off

Departure & Return

Central Frankfurt / ETS Greenline Tours

Returns to original departure point at approximately 6:30pm

What To Expect

This full-day adventure begins with a departure from central Frankfurt. Meet the guide and the rest of the group and take a 2-hour ride north to Cologne.Upon arrival in Cologne, hop on a double-decker bus for a sightseeing tour of the city. Continue on to Cologne's Old Town to see the busy breweries, pubs and restaurants and admire the Renaissance architecture and rustic, narrow alleyways lined with traditional old houses. Visit the bustling squares of Roncalliplatz, Alter Markt and Heumarkt. See Cologne City Hall, famous for its loggia, which is often used as an example of one of the most typical buildings of the Renaissance era. Other highlights include the Romanesque Catholic Great St. Martin Church and the Romano-Germanic Museum, an archaeological museum with a large collection of Roman artifacts.After the bus tour, visit the landmark Gothic masterpiece, the incredible Cologne Cathedral, Germany's most-visited site and one of its most striking Gothic monuments. This Roman Catholic cathedral is the seat of the Archbishop of Cologne and a UNESCO World Heritage Center. After exploring this magnificent place of worship, use some free time to explore the city's historic old town, eat lunch (own expense) and peruse the local shops. Then begin the return trip to Frankfurt, with a brief stop in the medieval old town of Limburg.

Additional Info

• Confirmation will be received at time of booking, unless booked within 14 days of travel. In this case confirmation will be received within 48 hours, subject to availability
• Audioguide in several languages available on request (approx. 5.00 euros)
• This experience requires a minimum number of travelers. If it's canceled because the minimum isn't met, you'll be offered a different date
• experience or a full refund

Cancellation Policy

• If you cancel at least 7 day(s) in advance of the scheduled departure, there is No cancellation fee
• If you cancel between 3 and 6 day(s) in advance of the scheduled departure, there is 50 percent cancellation fee
• If you cancel within 2 day(s) in advance of the scheduled departure, there is 100 percent cancellation fee

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