Let me tell you a story about the Aachener Weiher, a beloved oasis in the heart of Cologne. Right in front of you is a lake. A man-made lake, but one that holds a history as fascinating as the city itself. It was built early in the 1920s, during a time when the city was undergoing rapid change and development. The city’s mayor at the time, Konrad Adenauer, wanted to make Cologne a more beautiful and livable city. Imagine, a park with a lake in the middle of a bustling metropolis! The Aachener Weiher was not just a new lake, it was a symbol of a new era for Cologne. This peaceful haven is named after a famous street, Aachener Strasse. This street, as old as the Romans, was once a major thoroughfare leading out of Cologne, and the name stuck. This little piece of paradise is surrounded by green spaces. The parkland surrounding it is a lovely blend of well-kept lawns, vibrant flower beds, and tall trees.
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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