Roman Praetorium Review

The Governor's Mansion in Cologne was a mansion built by the Roman governors of the Renaissance period and is currently part of the Archaeological Museum located below the City Hall Square. Here visitors can get in close contact with the architectural relics of the ancient Roman period and feel the great civilization of the ancient Roman period. The tour route of the Governor's Mansion is very convenient. After coming out of the south gate of Cologne Cathedral, the road facing the south goes straight. The second intersection is Kleine Budengasse 2 50667 Köln. The site, which has five floors of towers and a Renaissance Roman architectural porch, is now protected for visits and research.

Few visitors; tickets are close to the people; there are lockers and public toilets; some of the Cologne profiles of the Roman Empire; the most convincing thing is the 2,000-year-old sewer! - the exhibits are not detailed enough; the ticket office staff is listless (neglectable).

The first city the Allied forces attacked, the Germans resisted in the sewers, basements, and roofs here. Because of the terrain, this is a battle for soldiers

Cologne is a tourist city in Germany, close to Heidelberg, close to the Rhine River, it is mainly based on churches and buildings, although now the group will bundle Neuschwanstein Castle, but I went 4 years ago when Cologne still had a lot of people.

The Governor's Mansion in Cologne, finally saw the long-awaited building, admired the Germans for handling every detail so perfect, very beautiful! Probably used to be used as a noble mansion.