“Can you imagine a time before cell phones, before internet, before cable TV?” You might chuckle, shaking your head at the thought. Well, in the not-so-distant past, all those technologies relied on structures like the Pollonius. This unassuming tower, standing tall against the Cologne skyline, is an unsung hero of the information age. The Pollonius isn’t as old as the city itself. However, since its completion in 1990, it has played a vital role in connecting people. This 115-meter-tall structure is packed with antennas that relay radio waves, mobile phone signals, and even microwave transmissions. The Pollonius is a symbol of how technology has evolved. The next time you effortlessly scroll through social media or stream your favorite show, remember the Pollonius. It’s a silent giant, working tirelessly behind the scenes.
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Step through the grand wooden doors of the Central House of the Workers of Art, and you’ll be transported to