Not Open to the Public

Permanently closed Deutz-Kalker Bad

Deutz-Kalker Bad

since 1913

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A listed Art Nouveau indoor swimming hall from 1913 in Cologne-Deutz. Public bathing ended in 1996; the magnificent pool hall has been preserved.

Gut Schlagbaum

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A former moated castle in Holweide – only part of the outer bailey with a corner tower, gateway and an Adam-and-Eve relief survives; today a private residence and artists' domicile.

Haus Haan (Moated Castle)

since 1730

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A medieval moated castle in Höhenhaus – first documented in 1203, with the present manor house dating from 1730 and converted into private apartments behind its old moat in 1986.

Kiesgruben Paulsmaar

since 1991

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A fenced-off Cologne nature reserve with three former gravel-pit lakes southeast of the city, leased to an angling club and closed to the public.

Schloss Röttgen

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Schloss Röttgen is a listed castle-and-stud complex in Cologne's Eil/Rath-Heumar districts spanning about 250 ha — not open to the public.

Water Tower Cologne-Stammheim

since 1881

A listed 1881 water tower on the edge of Stammheim, now part of a gated residential development.