Scavenger Hunt Cologne – Explore the Cathedral and Beyond

In the 1950s, the photographer Carl-Heinz Hargesheimer, also known as Chargesheimer, skillfully captured street life through his street photography. Take inspiration from his work and conduct your own studies of the streets of Cologne.

Let's fill the streets with laughter! It's really simple: "If you tell me a joke, I'll tell you one too." Approach a stranger on the street and exchange jokes. The challenge is to make the stranger laugh.

When we practice small acts of kindness, we create the world we want to live in. Perform an action that brings kindness into the world. You could hold the door for someone, express appreciation, or offer help to a person in need of support.

The Cologne Cathedral is the landmark of the city. There is so much to discover and experience in this impressive building. Go there and find a fabulous creature.

In the 18th century, perfumers in Cologne created the world-famous "Eau de Cologne". This scent conquered the global market and is still produced today according to the original recipe. It is cherished for its fresh aroma.

If you order a "Halve Hahn" (Half Rooster) in Cologne, you won't get any chicken meat, but rather a half bread roll topped with cheese, onions, and mustard. Try this classic dish of Cologne's cuisine, which you can find in many pubs and cafes.

Cologne is home to over 130,000 urban trees. In the law, they are referred to as "individual creations of nature". Some of these trees have even been designated as natural monuments.

Founded by the Romans, Colonia has a 2000-year history. Buildings from Roman times can still be found in the city today. Explore these traces of a long-gone era.

In the year 1164, the bones of the Three Wise Men were brought from Italy to Cologne as a conquered relic from one of Barbarossa's campaigns. As a result, Cologne became a pilgrimage site and grew into a large city.

The Rhine is the busiest inland waterway in Europe. When standing on the observation platform of the Chocolate Museum, one can feel as though they are standing on the deck of a ship.

Create a unique greeting ritual for your team with at least five steps. You can also incorporate other body parts besides hands into the sequence. You can now use this ritual to celebrate the successful completion of a challenge.

When people perform an action in synchrony as a group, it automatically attracts others to join. For example, simply looking at a specific point together is enough to create interest.