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About Bonn: Located by the Rhine River, Bonn is one of the largest cities in Germany. The city had once been the seat of significant political and governmental activities. Presently it is the center of International cooperation and there are also innumerable meetings and conferences held in Bonn throughout the year.
Places of interest: Bonn is an interesting place that houses several historic buildings, churches, castles and also has eye catching modern buildings and structures. Here are some of the interesting places that you can visit on your trip to Bonn.
The Old Town Hall in the Bonn Marketplace is an elegant structure that was built in 1737. The hall serves the function of receiving guests of the town.
There are plenty of museums in Bonn as well. The Academic Art Museum frequently holds theme exhibitions that include rare topics like the Egyptian death deities. There is also the Beethoven House that is totally dedicated to the celebrated musician. For details on Rhenish art and cultural history you can make a visit to the Museum of Rhineland.
The Double Church or the Doppelkirche that was built in the 12th century is a major tourist attraction and so is the Bonn Minister that is one of the oldest churches in Germany.
The Rheinaue Leisure Park that was completed in 1979 is a major recreation point in Bonne. Spend a day out with your family and enjoy the beautiful ambience of the Park. Also there is the Botanical Garden where Titan Arum reached a world record.
All the people of Bonn are theatre lovers and the theatre tradition of the place dates back to the days of Prince Electors. There are private as well as state sponsored theatre houses. The Bonn Theatre is quite popular in Germany. If you are visiting Bonn during the hot months, you can witness the open-air festival “Bonner Sommer” translated as “Bonn Summer” in English.
Nightlife in Bonn is as exciting as are its days. There are plenty of pubs and nightclubs all round the city to spice up your nights in Bonn! Also don’t forget to dine in lip smacking food of Bonn!
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