I'm looking for advice about staying in Cologne (Köln)
I'm aware that this is not a language question, but hell - if everybody seems to be asking pointless completely language-unrelated questions, I figure I can make some use of this system. =)
I will be spending this summer in Cologne, and since I've never been there (or in Germany, for that matter), I would be grateful for any advice about living there - for example:

- What to see?
- What's the best way to get around? (transportation)
- Where to eat?
- Where to workout?
- Where to relax?
- Where to go out?

All help will be appreciated. =) You can also send me private messages.

Question

I'm looking for advice about staying in Cologne (Köln)
I'm aware that this is not a language question, but hell - if everybody seems to be asking pointless completely language-unrelated questions, I figure I can make some use of this system. =)
I will be spending this summer in Cologne, and since I've never been there (or in Germany, for that matter), I would be grateful for any advice about living there - for example:

- What to see?
- What's the best way to get around? (transportation)
- Where to eat?
- Where to workout?
- Where to relax?
- Where to go out?

All help will be appreciated. =) You can also send me private messages.

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What to see: Many thinks , Museums, architektur, the rhein (river) and many clubs ,bar´s and disco´s. 

transportation: S-bahn, Bus or u can drive with a bicycle.

eat: u find manny spots to eat just look around. when u want typical "kölsch" food go to the "Malzmühle" it is at deutzer brücke  at the other side of Maritim Hotel.

to Relaxe: go down to the Rhein (river) good spot to relax or to the "rheinterrassen"

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Hi, when I was there a few years ago, this is where I went in Cologne  as I'm interested in architecture and art- Church of Holy Apostles; St Martin's Church, Municipal Museum, Museum of East Asian Art, Roman Praetorium- St Andrew's Church, Telecommunications Tower; the Cologne Cathedral,Gürzenich and Phantasialand. There are lots of cafes and clubs at night. I can't remember the name of the hotel we stayed in, but it did have a gym.

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