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A Rhineland town between Cologne and Bonn, home to the UNESCO-listed Augustusburg and Falkenlust palaces and the Phantasialand theme park.

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About Brühl

Baroque palaces between Cologne and Bonn

Brühl is a Rhineland town in the Rhein-Erft district of North Rhine-Westphalia, set midway between Cologne and Bonn.

It is famous above all for the UNESCO-listed Augustusburg and Falkenlust palaces — a masterpiece of German Baroque and Rococo — and for the Phantasialand theme park. The surrealist painter Max Ernst was born here. Brühl has a population of about 45,000 people.

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Top 20 tourist attractions in Brühl

Schloss Augustusburg — Brühl01i

Schloss Augustusburg

A UNESCO-listed Baroque palace, masterpiece of the Cologne prince-electors.

Schloss Falkenlust — Brühl02i

Schloss Falkenlust

A jewel-like Rococo hunting lodge in the palace park, also UNESCO World Heritage.

Schlosspark & Gardens — Brühl03i

Schlosspark & Gardens

Formal Baroque gardens laid out in the French style around the palace.

Phantasialand — Brühl04i

Phantasialand

One of Europe's most popular theme parks, with world-class rollercoasters and themed worlds.

Max Ernst Museum — Brühl05i

Max Ernst Museum

A museum dedicated to the surrealist Max Ernst, who was born in Brühl.

St. Margareta Church — Brühl06i

St. Margareta Church

The Catholic parish church at the heart of the old town.

Brühl Old Town & Marktplatz — Brühl07i

Brühl Old Town & Marktplatz

Historic streets and squares with old town houses and cafés.

Bleibtreusee — Brühl08i

Bleibtreusee

A clear former mining lake popular for swimming and diving.

Brühl Station & Cologne Access — Brühl09i

Brühl Station & Cologne Access

A quick rail gateway — Cologne is only minutes away.

Ville Lakes — Brühl10i

Ville Lakes

A chain of recreational lakes in the Ville woodlands, ideal for walking and cycling.

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Rathaus Brühl

The town hall, a landmark of civic Brühl.

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Balthasar Neumann Staircase

The palace's grand ceremonial staircase, a Baroque masterwork by Balthasar Neumann.

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Heider Bergsee

A popular recreational lake with beaches and water sports near Brühl.

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Naturpark Rheinland

Woodland and lakes of the Ville ridge, threaded with walking and cycling trails.

15

Brühler Schlosskonzerte

A renowned classical concert series held in the palace setting.

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Brühl Christmas Market

A festive market bringing lights and stalls to the old town each December.

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Brühl Wochenmarkt

A lively weekly market with regional produce and specialties.

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Stadtmuseum Brühl

A local museum presenting the town's history and heritage.

19

Kierberg District

A leafy residential district on the Ville ridge above the town.

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Franziskaner Church

A historic former monastery church in the town centre.

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Getting there ✈

Fly to Cologne/Bonn (CGN), then a short train or car ride to Brühl on the Cologne–Bonn line.

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