Körperkälte – Cryotherapy Chamber Cologne
Experience whole-body cryotherapy in Cologne: the cold chamber drops to as low as −85 °C – each session lasts around 3 minutes.
Körperkälte runs two locations in Cologne offering cryotherapy in a dedicated cold chamber – a method also used in medical settings.
At a Glance
- Type
- Cold chamber / cryotherapy (whole-body cold therapy)
- Locations
- Two cryotherapy chambers in Cologne
- Temperature
- down to −85 °C (dry cold)
- Session length
- approx. 3 minutes per session, performed standing
- Technology
- Modern cryo-technology with no liquid nitrogen, powered by 100% renewable energy
- Medical applications
- including orthopaedics, rheumatology, sports medicine, pain therapy, dermatology, and neurology
Things to do here
- Brave a roughly 3-minute full-body cold session at down to −85 °C
- Get briefed by the team beforehand on the process and how it works
- Try the icy cold kick as an unusual experience
- Use the cold to support recovery after exercise
- Pick whichever of the two Cologne locations suits you best
Cryotherapy: Process and Technology
The cold chamber is a room in which the air temperature is dramatically reduced. A standard session lasts about 3 minutes and is carried out standing up. The technology used requires no liquid nitrogen and runs entirely on green electricity.
Areas of Application
Cold therapy is used in medicine for a wide range of conditions – from acute sports injuries and overtraining to chronic conditions such as rheumatism, as well as pain management and dermatology. Research is also ongoing into its effects on skin appearance, the immune system, and metabolism. Athletically active individuals use the method to support recovery and for body-shaping purposes.
Team and Consultation
The team – including Alex, Mirena, Veronika, and Christian – accompanies each session and briefs visitors in advance on the procedure and the effects of cold therapy.
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Address
Marienstraße 59
50825 Köln
Hours
Mo: 09:00–11:00
Mo: 16:30–19:30
Di: 12:00–14:00
Di: 16:30–19:30
Mi: 12:00–14:00
Mi: 16:30–19:30
Do: 09:00–11:00
Do: 16:30–19:30
Fr: 10:00–13:00
Fr: 16:30–19:30
Sa: 13:00–17:00
So: 13:00–17:00
Contact
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Sources & links
- Official website
- Official Instagram (@koerperkaelte)
- Official website (retrieved 2026-06-24)
- Google Maps (retrieved 2026-06-24)
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