Located above the city's famous chocolate factory, this museum includes a diverse collection of chocolate art creations and chocolate-wrapper artwork.

This museum houses an impressive collection of classical art, including the famous Dionysus mosaic and the tomb of Publicus.

This old Nazi prison, preserved in its original state, is a terrifying reminder of the horrors of the Holocaust.

This art museum houses a diverse collection that includes everything from Dali to Warhol to one of the world's largest Picasso collections.

This impressive museum houses artwork covering every genre from the 13th century through the 19th century.

Why wait for December to enjoy the glitzy (and marketable) splendor of Christmas consumerism? This Christmas shop has everything you need for the holidays, year round.

This 1,000-year old church sustained heavy damage during World War II.

This museum documents the history of the Olympic Games and the success of German Olympians.

This famous Romanesque cathedral, re-opened in 1985 following extreme damage during World War II, takes second billing behind only the Dom as Cologne's most prominent religious structure.

This medieval church is known for its intricate floor mosaic of David and Goliath and for its unique decagon-shaped dome.