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  • Bonn
  • 17 Nov. 202418 Nov. 2024
    17 Nov.18 Nov.
  • 1 room, 1 adult
  • 1 room, 1 guest

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Bonn: The often underestimated pearl on the Rhine

Bonn is the former capital of the Federal Republic of Germany, as you most likely know. But do you really know Bonn? Did you know that it is Beethoven's birthplace and that Bonn was founded 2,000 years ago? Visit the city on the Rhine, which is framed by the enchanting mountain landscape of the Siebengebirge. You will be amazed at the wealth of sights, art, culture and beautiful parks it has to offer.

Federal City of Bonn: A mirror of German history

For a business or city trip, our B&B HOTELS offer you a good and affordable place to stay. Bonn, which stretches on both sides of the Rhine, is located south of Cologne. Around 332,000 people live in the city in North Rhine-Westphalia. Bonn was of particular importance in the course of recent German history.

In 1949, it was given preference over Frankfurt in the search for a new capital for the young Federal Republic. In 1990, the Unity Treaty stipulated that Berlin would become the capital of a united Germany, as it had been before the Second World War. As a tribute to its long time as the federal capital, Bonn received the unique title of federal city.

Bonn: Seat of government and carnival stronghold

Although the capital's entourage moved to Berlin in the 1990s, Bonn was not completely released from its role as the seat of government. A number of ministries, authorities and German and international organisations are still represented here. And the international flair has also remained. A cheerful atmosphere pervades the city, making a visit a carefree pleasure. It is particularly attractive in spring, when the numerous planted ornamental cherries bloom.

Bonn cannot completely shake off the attribute of the former capital. But it has successfully achieved a structural change from a political location to a cosmopolitan city. It has acquired a special reputation as a metropolis of sustainability. The student city is young and offers numerous locations to celebrate. In summer, you can enjoy cultural events on open-air stages. Last but not least, Bonn is characterized by the exuberance of the Rhenish carnival.

Wonderful architecture and historical sights

The main artery of Bonn is the picturesque, imposing Rhine. Whether you choose our B&B HOTEL Bonn-West or the B&B HOTEL Bonn-City : It is conveniently located in the centre of the city. Stroll through the streets of the old town with its small shops, old restaurants and sights such as the Beethoven House, the Bonn Cathedral or the Old Town Hall.

Other attractions of the city of Bonn include the Electoral Palace, which today is the main building of the university. From here, the magnificent chestnut-lined Poppelsdorfer Allee leads to the baroque Poppelsdorfer Schloss. If you want to get an impression of Bonn's former fortress wall and enjoy a magnificent view at the same time, you should climb the Bastion Alter Zoll near the Hofgarten.

A city lives and loves the diversity of culture

Take advantage of your stay at our B&B HOTEL to discover and experience the federal city of Bonn! A wealth of museums invites you to look and marvel. Particularly interesting is the Museum Mile Bonn, whose houses present exciting exhibitions in the fields of art, science, technology, art and history.

As a culture lover, let yourself be inspired by performances of the theatre, the Schauspielhaus or the opera. Of course, Beethoven's birthplace also commemorates the composer musically. You can regularly listen to the concerts of the renowned Beethoven Orchestra Bonn in the Beethovenhalle. In addition, various cabaret stages and cabarets invite you to cultural events.

Bonn: Landscape, nature and nightlife

Would you like to immerse yourself in soothing greenery after sightseeing, architecture and attractions? Then Bonn with its beautiful parks is the right place for you. A great local recreation area and stage for open-air concerts are the Rheinauen, which were designed as a landscape park on the occasion of the Federal Garden Show in 1979. One of the historic parks is the Hofgarten with Hofgartenwiese. There is also the botanical garden and the enchanting promenades on the Rhine to discover.

The evening in Bonn will be a real pleasure. Numerous restaurants spoil you with culinary delights, including several restaurants with fine cuisine. If you just want to have a drink, stop by the iconic pubs with historic ambience. On balmy summer evenings, beautiful beer gardens serve a cool drink with a view of the Rhine. If there is still energy left, trendy clubs invite you to dance the night away.

B&B HOTELS: The feel-good place for cheap overnight stays

When choosing a hotel, do you attach importance to an optimal price-performance ratio? Then you should choose B&B HOTELS. The B&B HOTEL Bonn-City is located within walking distance of the city centre. A little further west, the B&B HOTEL Bonn-West, awaits you, which impresses with its convenient location near the motorway. Whether on a business trip or during a city trip: You will feel completely comfortable with us!

Our B&B HOTELS in Bonn spoil you with the best service. Thanks to the uncomplicated online check-in, you can check in around the clock. The rooms are modern and comfortably furnished. They offer comfortable beds as well as wardrobe, desk, a nice bathroom and soundproofed windows. Optionally, you can fortify yourself inexpensively at our healthy breakfast buffet.

Attractions

Villa Hammerschmidt

Villa Hammerschmidt

Right on the Bonn’s banks of the Rhein sits Villa Hammerschmidt, which served as the official residence of the German Federal President until 1994. Since the headquarters were moved to Bellevue Palace, the villa has been used as a second home. Villa Hammerschmidt can be visited on guided tours, which must be arranged in advance by phone. Or you can take part in the Federal President's Children's and Family Festival, which always takes place on the Day of German Unity. During the tour, you should take a look at the extensive park area; the fountain is also a popular photo backdrop!

Adenauerallee 1
53113 Bonn, Germany
Altes Rathaus Bonn

Bonn Old Town Hall

With its wonderful Rococo facade, Bonn’s Old Town Hall is a symbol of the city. The building’s construction began in 1737, by the court’s architect, Michel Leveilly. During the Second World War, it was unfortunately so badly damaged that it had to be rebuilt. After its reopening in 1949/1950, many famous personalities visited it, including French president, Charles de Gaulle, the US President, John F. Kennedy and Queen Elizabeth II. Theodor Heuss, the first German president of the re-unified Germany, gave his first official speech here. The Old Town Hall still serves as the official seat of the current mayor.

Markt 2
53111 Bonn, Germany
Cathedral of Bonn

Bonn Minster

Since Bonn Minster has been rebuilt over the centuries, a wide variety of styles can be seen in the building. In the 11th century, building work began. Gothic, as well as Romanesque elements can be seen on the outer facade. Historical events, such as the coronations of Karl VI and Friedrich dem Schönen took place here. After the Second World War, the three-aisled basilica had to be restored. The interior is mainly Baroque. Worth seeing is the medieval cloister with its ornate columns. Tours take place from Monday to Saturday at set times.

Gangolfstraße 14
53111 Bonn, Germany
Poppelsdorfer Schloss

Poppelsdorfer Castle

In place of the medieval moated castle, the Elector Joseph Clemens had the garden and summer palace built. Clemens August, who succeeded him, finished the construction of the castle in 1756. Kastanienweg Way connects it to the much larger Electoral Palace. The inner courtyard of Poppelsdorf Castle, in which summer classical concerts often take place, is framed by four wings. Nowadays, the University uses the building. It is also home to the Mineralogical Museum and the Botanical Garden can be found in the palace garden.

Meckenheimer Allee 169
53115 Bonn, Germany
St. Maria und St. Clemens

St. Maria und St. Clemens Church

Opposite Bonn, directly at the mouth of the Sieg, sits the “double church” St. Maria and St. Clemens zu Schwarzrheindorf. A short trip there is worthwhile! Construction of the church began in 1151 on behalf of the archbishop Arnold von Wied. Inside, you can not only admire beautiful medieval wall paintings. But also a figure of Christ from the 16th century and a Madonna from the 17th century which are exhibited here and the Stumm organ here dates from 1728.

Dixstraße 41
53225 Bonn, Germany
House of Beethoven

Beethoven's House

On your visit to Beethoven’s city, you shouldn’t miss the chance to see his house. Here, there’s not only the chance to discover more about Ludwig van Beethoven’s personality but, above all, you can also discover more about his works that have shaped musical history to this day. The birthplace of Beethoven and the accompanying museum can be discovered in different ways: Make your way around the museum with an audio guide or on a guided tour. You can also attend a piano concert or a reading.

Bonngasse 24-26
53111 Bonn, Germany
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