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.
Skulpturenpark Stammheim
A golden winged pug surveys the Rhine. That’s how many remember the Skulpturenpark Stammheim. This isn’t just any park. It’s