Kolumba is a street art installation in Altstadt-Nord in Cologne. This place has 798 reviews and an average rating of 4.6 of 5. This is a great rating.
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The building itself deserves 6 stars. Absolutely an amazing architecture exploring experience. Don't forget to visit the catacombs and walk around to visit the chapel!
The collection includes an amazing Stefan Lochner painting. However, the presentation inside is unclear with maps in a free guide book and numbers that are missing or out of order. The descriptions are very academic - beyond comprehension for your average visitor.
I stopped in for a table and meal for 1 on a night off in Frankfurt. I had the schitzel, unfortunately it was pork and not veal (I really wanted veal!). But it was good nonetheless. The beers were large, in charge, and delicious. The servers did not speak English but we were able to communicate and they were friendly towards me anyway.
I went to Cologne as I found flight tickets for £55 return and it was a bargain! The downside of it was it was there and back in under 20 hours so packed our running shoes. This was in the afternoon and the building itself was interesting. Entry was around €10 and was spread across three floor. I think my friend and I were there for about and hour and half. Thought provoking to say the least and definitely worth a visit.
An architectural masterpiece. Such a beautifully crafted building, Zumthor and his firm have done a fantastic job in conserving the history of the site and the previous buildings. A series of well considered spaces and details provide the artwork shown here with a subtle yet scenic environment. The best bit however is the open chapel, definitely worth walking through.
The building and the history behind it's construction is impressive. The exhibition was a bit disappointing. Not the works of art, but the way it was presented. There were no tags next to each piece, making the identification a very hard task...
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