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Architecture in Cologne

Cologne's architecture spans many centuries and styles. The Gothic Cologne Cathedral defines the city's skyline, while the Romanesque Groß St. Martin stands nearby at Alter Markt. The Hohenzollern Bridge links the riverbank to the modern Köln Messe/Deutz exhibition grounds. Kolumba, a building by Peter Zumthor, weaves contemporary design around medieval ruins. The Belgian Quarter and Südstadt preserve dense rows of late 19th-century townhouses, and Ehrenfeld reflects the city's appetite for industrial conversion and creative reuse. Flora Cologne and the Chocolate Museum on the Rhine add further architectural variety to an already layered cityscape.

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