Bonn (Germany)

The federal city of Bonn is an independent city in the administrative district of Cologne in the south of the state of North Rhine-Westphalia and the second seat of government of the Federal Republic of Germany. With 330,579 inhabitants, Bonn is one of the twenty largest cities in Germany. Bonn is part of the Rhineland and Rhine-Ruhr metropolitan regions as well as the Cologne/Bonn region. The city on both banks of the Rhine was the federal capital from 1949 to 1990 and the seat of government of the Federal Republic of Germany until 1999, after which it became Germany's second seat of government. The United Nations has had a seat in Bonn since 1951.

Bonn can look back on more than 2000 years of history, dating back to Germanic and Roman settlements, making it one of the oldest cities in Germany. From 1597 to 1794, it was the capital and residence of the Electorate of Cologne. Ludwig van Beethoven was born here in 1770.

World Conference Center Bonn
Bahnhof Witterschlick
Schumann-Grabstein
Bertha-von-Suttner-Denkmal
Harmonie
Langer Eugen
Adelheidis-Brunnen
Broicher Mühle - Bedorfs Mühle
Jüdischer Friedhof Schwarzrheindorf
Junges Theater Bonn
Theater im Ballsaal
Mean Average
Zentralbibliothek der Stadtbibliothek Bonn - Haus der Bildung
Bundeskunsthalle
Bonner Löwe
Hommage an August Macke
Hommage an Beethoven
Two Large Forms - Denkmal
Haus der Springmaus e.V. - Theater
Beethoven Denkmal
Gierfähre über die Sieg
Kreuzbergkirche
Baumschulwäldchen
Bad Godesberg Stadtmarketing e.V.
Gudenau Castle
Beethoven House Bonn
LVR - LandesMuseum Bonn
Courtyard garden
Garden for the blind
La Redoute
Rheinaue leisure park
Old waterworks
Federal Council
Church of the Name of Jesus
Cassius & Florentius
Plenary hall
Rodderberg nature reserve
Friedrich Wilhelm University of Bonn
Bonn bike station
Godesburg Castle
Church of the Holy Cross
Victory ferry
Bonn Minster
St. Remigius
Draitsch fountain
Egyptian Museum Bonn
Federal Chancellery
Drachenfelsbahn
Contra-Circle-Theater
Double church Schwarzrheindorf