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Museums in Cologne

15 museums in Cologne, Germany. Most visited: Museum Ludwig.

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15 museums with visitor guides on Mooseum

All museums in Cologne

Most visited first (annual visitors from Wikipedia), then the museums with audio tours and indoor maps on Mooseum.

  1. Museum Ludwig

    304,942 visitors a year

    Nestled in the heart of Cologne, Museum Ludwig stands as a beacon of modern and contemporary art, captivating visitors with its impressive collection and dynamic exhibitions. Renowned for housing one...

    Website of Museum Ludwig

  2. Romano-Germanic Museum

    181,009 visitors a year

    Website of Romano-Germanic Museum

  3. Wallraf–Richartz Museum

    153,566 visitors a year

    Website of Wallraf–Richartz Museum

  4. NS Documentation Centre of the City of Cologne

    25,754 visitors a year

    Website of NS Documentation Centre of the City of Cologne

  5. Cologne Zoological Garden

    Website of Cologne Zoological Garden

  6. Cologne’s Municipal Museum

    Website of Cologne’s Municipal Museum

  7. Fragrance Museum

    Website of Fragrance Museum

  8. German Dance Archives Cologne

    Website of German Dance Archives Cologne

  9. Käthe Kollwitz Museum Köln

    Website of Käthe Kollwitz Museum Köln

  10. Kolumba

    Website of Kolumba

  11. Museum für Angewandte Kunst

    Website of Museum für Angewandte Kunst

  12. Museum of East-Asian Art

    Website of Museum of East-Asian Art

  13. Rautenstrauch-Joest Museum

    Website of Rautenstrauch-Joest Museum

  14. Schnütgen Museum

    Website of Schnütgen Museum

  15. Schokoladenmuseum Köln

    Website of Schokoladenmuseum Köln

Map of museums in Cologne

Museums in Cologne: questions

How many museums are there in Cologne?
Mooseum lists 15 museums in Cologne.
What are the most visited museums in Cologne?
By annual visitors reported on Wikipedia: Museum Ludwig (304,942), Romano-Germanic Museum (181,009) and Wallraf–Richartz Museum (153,566).

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