The year is 1888. Imagine the quiet outskirts of Cologne. Two communities, Thurn and Strunden, recognized the need for a final resting place. Thus, Friedhof Dellbrück was born. Friedhof Dellbrück began as a humble five-acre sanctuary. It offered solace and a dignified farewell to loved ones. Today, Friedhof Dellbrück has grown considerably. It now encompasses over 20,000 square meters. Yet, it retains its serene ambiance. The Friedhof Dellbrück stands as a testament to time. It reflects the evolution of Cologne’s social fabric. Within its peaceful boundaries lie 1,990 graves. Each grave holds a story. Each whisper tells of lives lived and legacies left behind.
Центральный дом работников искусств
Step through the grand wooden doors of the Central House of the Workers of Art, and you’ll be transported to