We didn’t know about this Museum as all emphasis is on Koln Cathedral. I highly recommend this gem of a find as we enjoyed every floor, room and rooftop views. We timed our visit for a special Ukrainian exhibition. Quite moving and a must see. The rooftop views provided a chance to see the Koln Cathedral from a different viewpoint. The architecture inside was just as exciting to see as the artworks. I’m a lover of both and even my husband was impressed with its permanent collection. We highly recommend this museum as a must do in your top 3 things to do in Cologne.

We were in Cologne on a rainy Sunday, and our tour guide mentioned the Ludwig, which is right behnd the Cathedral and next to the train station. It was quite an unexpected find! There was an impressive collection of world-renowned modern artists, including Picasso, Lichtenstein, Warhol, Segal, and Modrian, among others. So glad we heard about it!

We can’t say enough about experience here. Great use of space; every piece on display was within its own area. Not crowded, ala The Louvre. We came especially for the Picasso/Cubist display and were not disappointed! Good signage. Clear explanations in German and English. Views of the river from the roof terrace were spectacular!

A wonderful museum offering great space and light. Perfect for those who,prefer a more modern approach. But if you want the surliest and rudest people in Cologne then look no further than the restaurant. A worse collection of miserably terse people would be difficult to find. And they can curse in English too

We debated between 4 or 5 stars. Enjoyed our visit, there is plenty to see with a wide range of modern art including Picasso. Lovely spacious building. Centrally located near the Cathedral. Cafe experience was a bit disappointing.

We had a great time at the Ludwig Museum in Cologne. It's a wonderful place to see some of the most amazing works of modern art. We especially enjoyed the paintings by Picasso, Warhol and Lichtenstein. The museum is very spacious and well-organized, and the staff are friendly and helpful. The audio guide was very informative and easy to use. I learned a lot about the history and context of the artworks. The museum also has a nice cafe and a gift shop where you can buy some souvenirs. I would definitely recommend the Ludwig Museum to anyone who loves modern art. However, if you are not into this kind of art, you might find it boring or confusing. It's not a museum for everyone, but for those who appreciate it, it's a fantastic experience.

This was one of the best galleries I have visited. The exhibits are fabulously explained, it’s spacious and the big white walls makes enjoying finer details ever better. Tying the arts to history, politics and movements was a joy to learn. Congratulations to this team for their amazing presentations. Particularly loved Picasso & the Pop Art.

The museum is just a few minutes from the main Cologne railway station and is well worth a visit. It is a good size with plenty to see but not so large that it’s overwhelming. There are some impressive Pop Art pieces by people like Andy Warhol and Roy Lichtenstein, everything is well laid out, and there are some outdoor terraces where you can site and relax while admiring the view of the cathedral.