St. Aposteln
A Romanesque basilica on Neumarkt with a distinctive trefoil design and twin towers.
St. Aposteln stands prominently on Neumarkt, its towers shaping the downtown skyline. This 11th-century Romanesque collegiate church has a striking trefoil east choir and a 220-foot west tower.
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Premier Inn Köln City Süd
891m away
55 € / night
Premier Inn Köln City Mediapark
1392m away
61 € / night
Hotel Innception
703m away
69 € / night
art'otel cologne
1305m away
75 € / night
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