Sewa tempat di Cologne

UP, UP and AWAY! This is your chance to experience the fun of flying PRIVATELY. Yes, that’s right. No delays, no shuffling from queue to queue, or huge airports. This is the real deal - flying in a small aircraft with a local pilot, who just wants to share the magic of flight. Your pilot is key to this adventure. They are sharing the flights' direct cost, not making a profit. They just love to fly and want you to understand their passion for aviation. So be sure to meet your pilot directly at the airfield provided, as there's no airport inside of Cologne but there are several private airfields around, normally reachable by public transportation in 30-90 min. ++Confirm weather conditions with your pilot before++ --> Access a local and non-commercial airfield --> Discuss the flight route together with your pilot --> Pre-flight check --> Up you go, in the air! Enjoy the view from a whole new perspective! NOTICE: -The flight can depart between 9-17h, depending on the availability of the pilot and the aircraft.You can book a time frame and let us know your flexible hours/days after the reservation. -Passengers who weigh more than 95kg, please enquire before booking -This is not a helicopter flight -Minimum 2 passengers per booking is mandatory Other things to note This is a non-commercial flight operated under EASA cost-sharing rules and each flight is insured by Allianz through Wingly. Flights are performed with the utmost safety in mind including pre-flight checks, but please note that the flights don’t have the same safety rules as a commercial flight.

Our tour will walk past the great sites of the city, the ones everyone knows and loves, and then, take a few turns on less known streets. You'll find here hidden Roman archaeological remains, breathtaking historical monuments, and even some of the most popular local bakeries and beer halls. To the untrained eye Cologne is a busy, fun, modern city. But we will focus on small architectural details that hide fascinating stories of war, competition between cities, religion and customs. I will also make sure you do not leave the tour without seeing some of the coolest postmodern art installations, the kind of installations that some people only see in their university books, or on the news. During our time together I like to build a small community. After all, we have lots in common: new to the city, excited and eager to see, learn and have fun. I am looking forwards to swapping travel stories, and a joke or two. Other things to note Dress according to the weather please.

We will start at Deutz station in the heart of Cologne's long-neglected right bank where you'll get first hand insight into how the city has been changing over the 20th century as well as getting the basics laid out on beer culture with your first Kölsch in a traditional way. We'll head on to cross Hohenzollernbridge, where you'll understand the city's close connection to the river, into its medieval center, where you'll get first-hand insight into peculiar traditions as well as architectural marvels or disasters spanning all centuries while tasting the primary types of Kölsch at different beer pubs. We'll end the tour close to the Hauptbahnhof and Cologne's most impressive historical museum on the National Socialism period, the El-De-Haus, or I'll send you your way with one final beer. Along the way, I'll happily take pictures of you and your group in my favourite picture locations. Should you be interested but don't find a suitable date in the calendar, just send me a message, often I can flexibly arrange for additional dates or move existing dates slightly. Other things to note Cologne is a very old city and not reliably barrier free, so it's important to be prepared to walk and climb stairs. Also, it's not mandatory to drink alcohol on the tour but certainly strengthens the experience as Cologne's history is closely connected to its brewing culture.

Schon der Treffpunkt selbst ist jede Anreise wert: Linksrheinisch, an der schönsten Rheinbrücke Köln's (zumindest für mein Empfinden). Von hier aus gehen wir gemütlich abseits des allgemeinen Tourismus los und werden unterwegs mehrere Zwischenstopps einlegen. Nachdem wir die Südbrücke überquert haben werden wir den außerordentlichen Reiz der „Schäl Sick“ (die so mancher Kölner als die "falsche Seite" des Rheins ansieht) erleben. Von altehrwürdigen Industrieanlagen bis hin zu einmaligen Aussichten, denn von den Poller Wiesen aus ist ein einzigartiger Blick auf den Kölner Dom und die Rheinpromenade mit seinen Kranhäusern möglich. Unterwegs erzähle ich je nach Interesse der Gruppe etwas über Köln's Geschichte, ebenso die der Sehenswürdigkeiten und der angrenzenden Stadtteile, sowie über den geplanten Wandel der einst industriell geprägten Rheinseite durch bauliche Umstrukturierungen der Stadt Köln. Bis hin zu Informationen rund um das Thema Lichtverschmutzung und anhand des Beispiels Glühwürmchen, welche Folgen Baumaßnahmen auf Lebensräume solcher Lebewesen haben können und wie man als Einzelperson positiv zu deren Erhalt beitragen kann. Insbesondere zu später Uhrzeit: Zeitpunkt und Ort unserer Rückkehr werden an individuelle Bedürfnisse angepasst! (z.B. KVB Haltestelle und Uhrzeit nach Fahrplan).

In this experience we teach you the basics of salsa (or we tailor you the class to your level) and If you have never danced before, there will an opportunity to learn the basics. The class takes place outdoors and when we can, we take people to a salsa venue (if restrictions allow) one welcome drink per person is included.