Cologne is one of the largest and most diverse cities in Germany and with its world-renowned museums, art galleries, hotels and restaurants, there is always something to enjoy for visitors. Cologne is one of the most beautiful cities in the world, with a rich history, a vibrant culture and a life - and that is a confirmation of mentality. Here are 11 reasons why Cologne could be the coolest city in Germany.

The University of Cologne is one of the most renowned universities in Germany and the only one in the other parts of Germany. The university, which currently has 48,000 students, is the leading university in Germany and is responsible for the education of more than 1.5 million students from all over the world, whether in Cologne, Hamburg, Berlin, Düsseldorf, Frankfurt, Munich, Stuttgart or any other part of Europe.

Cologne is home to a large number of international students and is proud of its diversity: 38 percent of its inhabitants have a migrant background, and almost 20 percent do not have German citizenship. With more than 1.5 million inhabitants, the city is also one of the most diverse cities in Germany.

Although Cologne has over 1.5 million inhabitants, it never seems to top this statistic. While Cologne (in Germany: Cologne, meaning Cologne) is spectacular and reason enough to visit, the city itself offers much more than Germany's largest cathedral. The Cologne skyline is dominated by twin towers, and you want to take a trip up to enjoy a breathtaking panorama of the cities below.

There is a lot to do in Cologne, which should not be missed. Cologne has several festivals, so there is something going on every day, something to visit. Art lovers will also find a number of museums in Cologne, which will travel to Cologne for a whole week. There are far too many to list, but there is no shortage of large museums in and around Cologne that can be visited on one or two days or even a few days a week.

Rent a car in Germany is a great way to explore the country and visit some of the best castles in Germany. With a rental car in Cologne you can explore the city, visit museums, national parks and many other attractions, as well as visit a number of museums in the Cologne area, such as the Art Museum and the National Museum.

Two streets form the pedestrian zone of the city of Cologne, the Hohe Strasse and the Hohe Strasse. Graffiti lovers can enjoy the graffiti - free areas of zones K-1a and 1B, both located in Cologne. Other zones extend from Cologne to neighbouring villages and cities, such as the city centre and the northern part of the city of Stuttgart.

This sums up the appeal of the city: "Cologne is a feeling" and "there is no better feeling than the feeling of being in a city full of people, with good food, good music and good people." The city is particularly attractive because there are a number of cultural attractions such as art galleries, museums, restaurants, bars, cafes and restaurants.

Cologne - Cologne is located on the Rhine between Bonn and Düsseldorf and is the fourth largest city in Germany with 1.3 million inhabitants. It is located in the birthplace of Ludwig van Beethoven. Cologne is one of the major media centres in this country, and over a third of all German television programmes are produced here.

Cologne is a popular destination for visitors from all over the world who want to visit and see the cultural sights of the city and its cultural heritage. Visitors come to enjoy cultural events such as concerts, exhibitions, festivals, art exhibitions and concerts and to participate in the Cologne fair.

Other cultural highlights of the city include the Museum Ludwig and the Cologne Cathedral, which houses the world's largest collection of medieval art and architecture, as well as a large number of museums and galleries. The trip takes about 2.5 hours and the groups are mostly small, and you will visit a variety of buildings, museums, galleries, churches, schools and other cultural attractions.

Cologne city centre is one of the oldest cities in Germany, dotted with the remains of early Roman settlements dating back at least 1500 years, and houses the Cologne Points, one of the oldest archaeological sites in the world. Its Roman foundations are still visible today, making it the best place in Germany to see Roman architecture and artifacts. The rich history of the city, its rich cultural heritage and its impressive architecture are immediately noticeable.

The light and hopey beer may be one of the drivers of the Cologne charm, and this combination is not found in any other city. Cologne has no microbreweries, although the city has a small brewery, the Ehrenfelder Braustelle on Christianstraße, which is home to some of Germany's most popular beers such as Bock and Pils. These beers are available in traditional bars in Cologne, but I have never seen them folded up in a beer and drunk by the people around them. After a day of sightseeing in Cologne, a cold brew will surely refresh you.