This old collegiate church of St Cassius and Florentius has developed on the site of a place of worship dating back to the second half of the 3C, where churches were subsequently erected in the 5C. Note how the current building bears the mark of the ..

If you want to know everything about history, culture and art in the Middle and Lower Rhine from prehistoric times to the present day, visit this museum. Pay particular attention to the Roman antiquities section and its attractive mosaic of the su..

The Haus der Geschichte der Bundesrepublik Deutschland provides an informative introduction to contemporary German history. Learn all about the socio-economic, cultural and political aspects of the country through films, exhibits (the official Merc..

This Fine Arts Museum , which was opened in 1996, is devoted to expressionist artists (works by Augustus Macke notably), and covers German art since 1945. Among others you will find the works of Baselitz and Kiefer. Three rooms are devoted to work..

This long building in Baroque style (1697-1725) was the Residence of the Prince-Electors. It is magnificently enhanced by the huge lawns in the park which act as a sort of bower for it. Since 1818 it has been owned by the university.

In this old cemetery you will find the tombs of famous artists and scholars: August Wilhelm von Schlegel, and Robert and Clara Schumann.

This charming building with a pink and grey façade is an interesting testimony to architecture of the rococo epoch (1738). Note the attractive external twin staircase.

This house located in the old town was where Beethoven was born. He spent the first years of his life here until the age of 22, when he left Bonn forever to go to Vienna. The house was converted into a museum in 1890, and has some authentic documents..

From the bastion of the Alter Zoll there is a splendid panoramic view over the whole of Bonn, the Rhine and the surrounding area. The view over the river and the Siebengebirge (the volcanic "Seven Hills" to the east of the city) is part..

This building (1715-1753), built according to the plans of the French architect Robert de Cotte is linked to the Residence by a large road bordered with chestnut trees, the Poppelsdorfer Allee . On the town side, note the façade with three pavilio..

This museum is affiliated to the famous German museum of Munich, and retraces part of the astonishing history of technology and research in Germany since 1945, both in the ex-GDR and in West Germany. Through multimedia tools and video films, you will..

Located to the south of the city, this verdant residential district was the seat of the embassies and ministries. The walk along the Rhine , where you will find the landing stages of the excursion boats, is very frequented. The intense river activit..