Bonns central station was built in 1844 by the Bonn-Cologne Railway Company. The current building was constructed in 1883/84 and is listed as a historic monument.

The Bonn Minster is one of Germanys oldest Roman Catholic churches. It was built between the 11th and 13th centuries for the city patrons St. Cassius and Florentius.

Due to the enlargement of Bonn in 1969 through the incorporation of Beuel and Bad Godesberg, the city council moved into this larger "Stadthaus facilities".

This former workers district of Bonn is "only" 100 years old, but is has the charm of an artisa-city-area with lots of small shops, pubs and residential accommodation.

Ludwig van Beethoven, a famous German composer and pianist, was born in this house on 17th of December 1770 and baptised in the neighboring church of St. Remigius.

The "Sterntor" city gate at the edge of Bottlerplatz was built in 1244 and consists of the remainder of Bonns old city wall and the citys fortifications in the Middle Ages.

Ludwig van Beethoven, baptised on 17th December 1770 in Bonn, was a German composer and pianist and he remains as one of the most famous and influential of all composers.

On this place You can buy fruits and vegetables on a working day. Look at the "Market Fountain" in the middle, it was built 1777 by command of the prince elector.

The historic Old Town Hall is located directly by the market. The building with the decorated rococo facade houses the offices and representative rooms of the mayor.

The University of Bonn is a public research university, it was founded in its present form as the "Rhein University" on 18 October 1818 by King Frederick William III of Prussia.

Poppelsdorf Palace is a Baroque building in the district "Poppelsdorf", created by the French architect Robert de Cotte in 1715. Today the building belongs to the university.

Almost untouched by war or reconstruction, a lot of houses among the "Poppelsdorfer Allee" remain in the same condition as when they were built between 1860 and 1914.

Between 1715-1723 architect Robert de Cotte opened up the palace building to the south and extended the ensemble around the Hofgarten with its views to the Siebengebirge.

This bastion consists of remains of the city fortress and forms the end of the old town. The name is reminiscent of the customs house that stood here since the Middle Ages.

The "Bonn opera", located centrally on the banks of the Rhine, offers a diverse programme of musicals, operas, international dance guests, concerts and theatre festivals.

The "Kennedy Bridge" is the middle of Bonns three Rhine bridges, connecting the city center of Bonn on the left side with the town center of district Beuel on the right side.

Take a stroll along river rhine on the bonn riviera with a wonderful view toward Bonn from the “schäl sick”.

This catholic church contains of three naves and four type yokes with a large transept. Its tower is about 70 meters high, in the upper area you will find a statue of Joseph of Nazareth.

Palais Schaumburg was built in the middle of the 19th century. In 1950 Palais Schaumburg was converted by architect Hans Schwippert and became the official residence of the German Chancellor.

Bonns main attraction for art and culture amateurs from all over the world is the Museum Mile which counts more than one million visitors per year, consisting of 4 museums for art, history and nature.

This "Path of Democracy" opens the way towards the former government quarter to the most decisive places in Bonn, where German democracy was shaped after 1949.

The Post Tower is a 162.5-meter, 41-storey office building in Bonn and the headquarter of the logistic company Deutsche Post/DHL. It was designed by German-American architect Helmut Jahn.

The "Bismarck-Tower" lies to the northwest of "Rheinaue Leisure Park". Its design corresponds to the architectural draft "Armageddon" by architect "Wilhelm Kreis" (1873-1955).

Since its creation for the National Horticultural Show in 1979, the Recreation and Leisure Park "Rheinaue" has become a landmark of the City and a very popular recreational area.