Cologne

Fifteen miles north of Bonn (the capital of former West Germany) and 30 miles from the borders both of Belgium and The Netherlands, Cologne is
Germany’s fourth-largest city after Berlin, Hamburg, and Munich. Dominated by its cathedral, which supposedly contains the relics of the New
Testament’s Three Wise Men, the city is a cultural, financial, and industrial center of Europe. It is also a tourist mecca, as it is reported that among the
Cologne event venues are the highest number of bars per capita of anywhere in Germany. The airport used by all those visitors is the Cologne/Bonn
Airport (CGB), approximately 10 miles southeast of the city center. It has service to most points in Europe, but a connection in another European city
must be made if coming from North America.The city’s convention center is the Congress-Centrum Kolnmesse, which has 2.8 million square feet of
exhibit space for almost 20,000 persons and 41 meeting and function rooms for a maximum capacity of 9,600 persons.Hotel venues in Cologne
include the 454-room Maritim Hotel Koln, which has 21 meeting and function rooms, with its largest able to host 1,600 persons; the 365-room Marri...
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