Museum für Angewandte Kunst Köln
The MAKK design exhibition onlineDiscover the exhibit “Art + Design: A dialogue” from the comfort of your home with a 360-degree tour. You get information on each of the 500 objects on display, 101 hot spots with detailed texts and high-resolution images, 360-degree photos, a tour for children, a tour in simple language, and other accessible services.
Museum Ludwig
360-degree tour: discover the Museum Ludwig onlineFrom the most extensive collection of pop art in Europe, the third largest Picasso collection in the world, one of the best collections of German expressionism, and one of the most important photography collections worldwide, it’s one highlight after another! Now you can virtually explore the Museum Ludwig.
Museum Schnütgen
Digital tour of the permanent exhibitionAs of now, the Museum Schnütgen is open for virtual visitors. Take a 360-degree tour through the permanent exhibit with your smartphone, tablet, or PC. After being welcomed by a talking lion, you can learn all about a wide variety of objects and visit audio stations for children and adults. Going straight from the foyer to the crypt is no problem, because visitors can use an interactive map to go anywhere they want in the museum right away.
NS-Dokumentations-zentrum
360-degree tour through the National Socialism Documentation CentreCologne’s NS-Dokumentationszentrum has been located at the EL-DE-Haus – named after the initials of the building’s owner, merchant Leopold Dahmen – since 1988. This building served as the headquarters of the Cologne Gestapo from December 1935 to March 1945.
The museum commemorates the victims of the National Socialist regime, and aims to research and teach the history of Cologne under National Socialism. It can now be visited digitally with a 360-degree tour.
Römisch-Germanisches Museum
Discover the exhibition at the Belgian House digitallyThe museum guards the archaeological heritage of the city and the surrounding area. Finds from prehistory to the early Middle Ages show the development and importance of Cologne through the centuries. In addition to providing an insight into the life of the Roman city, the museum presents the world's largest collection of Roman glass.
Wallraf-Richartz-Museum & Fondation Corboud
At home through the WallrafDiscover the Wallraf’s collection from your own home with a 360° tour. This tour covers all of the museum’s gallery spaces: the Middle Ages, the Baroque Period, and the 19th Century. Explore the permanent exhibit, including masterpieces by Lochner, Dürer, Rubens, Rembrandt, Manet, and van Gogh. Select vantage points make it possible for you to stand right in front of the works. It’s often the details that are hard to spot at first glance and that make up each work of art, so you have a magnifying glass at your disposal to zoom in and spot these special, unusual, and even surprising aspects as you admire each work of art.