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britex01 Sep 3rd 2008 10:11 am

Visiting Cologne, Germany
 
Can anyone tell me of their experience of visiting Cologne, Germany?

My Texan OH and I are thinking of travelling to this Rhine city by car from the UK in October this year, being her first visit to Germany. Are there are any places of interest close to Cologne as an added attraction?

Thanks

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MartinH Sep 4th 2008 9:59 pm

Re: Visiting Cologne, Germany
 
.......and what precisely is wrong with providing a link to a forum?

Pollyana Sep 5th 2008 11:20 am

Re: Visiting Cologne, Germany
 

Originally Posted by britex01 (Post 6743499)
Can anyone tell me of their experience of visiting Cologne, Germany?

My Texan OH and I are thinking of travelling to this Rhine city by car from the UK in October this year, being her first visit to Germany. Are there are any places of interest close to Cologne as an added attraction?

Thanks

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Plenty of fantastic historical buildings, including a beautiful cathedral. The river Rhine is an amazing sight too, try contacting the local tourist board for maps to find the best castles along the river :)

The Wanderer Sep 5th 2008 12:38 pm

Re: Visiting Cologne, Germany
 

Originally Posted by MartinH (Post 6749935)
.......and what precisely is wrong with providing a link to a forum?

they don't like it see my other post this place is worse than the forum you quoted I think :thumbdown:

jdr Sep 5th 2008 1:12 pm

Re: Visiting Cologne, Germany
 

Originally Posted by The Wanderer (Post 6752020)
they don't like it see my other post this place is worse than the forum you quoted I think :thumbdown:

It is really not the done thing is it, just posting a link to another forum.
The question was asked here by a long term member, so give them the info they want here, or if you don`t have it then let them wait for another member to reply to their question.

britex01 Sep 5th 2008 9:32 pm

Re: Visiting Cologne, Germany
 

Originally Posted by The Wanderer (Post 6752020)
they don't like it see my other post this place is worse than the forum you quoted I think :thumbdown:

I did manage to hit on the Link (SNIP) posted by you or MartinH (you I think) before the Link was deleted ... :D ... :thumbup:

It looks to be an interesting sight and I'll certainly give it attention.

-M-

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britex01 Sep 5th 2008 10:00 pm

Re: Visiting Cologne, Germany
 

Originally Posted by Pollyana (Post 6751772)
Plenty of fantastic historical buildings, including a beautiful cathedral. The river Rhine is an amazing sight too, try contacting the local tourist board for maps to find the best castles along the river :)

Thank you Pollyana... appreciated. A Rhine cruise to see lots of castles would be an exciting treat for my Texan OH who absolutely loves European history, especially castles ...;)

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MartinH Sep 5th 2008 10:09 pm

Re: Visiting Cologne, Germany
 

Originally Posted by jdr (Post 6752098)
It is really not the done thing is it, just posting a link to another forum.

Well whatever....its your ball.

To be honest you don't have a Germany forum and the answers that person will get here will be superficial at best. The other forum is specifically dedicated to Germany. Not rocket science.

As I say.....its your ball so do whatever you like

Mitzyboy Sep 5th 2008 10:19 pm

Re: Visiting Cologne, Germany
 

Originally Posted by MartinH (Post 6753742)
Well whatever....its your ball.

To be honest you don't have a Germany forum and the answers that person will get here will be superficial at best. The other forum is specifically dedicated to Germany. Not rocket science.

As I say.....its your ball so do whatever you like

Well if you kept the thread on topic we might get somewhere!

The Wanderer Sep 5th 2008 10:20 pm

Re: Visiting Cologne, Germany
 

Originally Posted by britex01 (Post 6753621)
I did manage to hit on the Link (SNIP) posted by you or MartinH (you I think) before the Link was deleted ... :D ... :thumbup:

It looks to be an interesting sight and I'll certainly give it attention.

-M-

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:thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup: :thumbsup:

britex01 Sep 5th 2008 11:29 pm

Re: Visiting Cologne, Germany
 

Originally Posted by The Wanderer (Post 6753790)
:thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup: :thumbsup:

:lol: .... Btw, I see you're a newcomer to BE... Welcome to the madhouse... :D ...

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The Wanderer Sep 9th 2008 2:02 pm

Re: Visiting Cologne, Germany
 

Originally Posted by britex01 (Post 6754024)
:lol: .... Btw, I see you're a newcomer to BE... Welcome to the madhouse... :D ...

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Mad house is right most off my posts and a thread i started are now locked or deleted
all because I don't conform to what the mods want from me ;)

jdr Sep 9th 2008 4:38 pm

Re: Visiting Cologne, Germany
 

Originally Posted by The Wanderer (Post 6765279)
Mad house is right most off my posts and a thread i started are now locked or deleted
all because I don't conform to what the mods want from me ;)

If you abide by the site rules you will have no problems.

Sue Sep 9th 2008 5:18 pm

Re: Visiting Cologne, Germany
 

Originally Posted by jdr (Post 6765763)
If you abide by the site rules you will have no problems.

Here, here.

britex01 Sep 9th 2008 8:21 pm

Re: Visiting Cologne, Germany
 

Originally Posted by The Wanderer (Post 6765279)
Mad house is right most off my posts and a thread i started are now locked or deleted
all because I don't conform to what the mods want from me ;)

I'm sure you'll figure things out all in good time.... :D ... Accept there might be a few bumps an' scrapes in the early days. Better still, 'play it safe' till you get the hang of things here.... ;)

Trust all's well in Deutschland.

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