Cologne: Excavation under the Great St. Martin Church and the Ubier Monument｜Germany

Fancy a journey back in time below ground? Ancient Cologne awaits you off the beaten track. Experience fascinating history up close in two unique places. First, we descend into the lower church of the Great St. Martin Church. Where the mighty Romanesque church stands today, Roman life was bustling 2,000 years ago. Wander among centuries-old walls, marvel at an ancient water basin, and discover the monumental storage buildings directly by the former harbor. Here, antiquity and the Middle Ages merge in a magical way.
Just a few minutes' walk away, the next record-breaking structure awaits: the Ubiermonument. It is the oldest Roman stone monument north of the Alps! Founded shortly after the birth of Christ, this gigantic tower made of tuff and limestone tells us the gripping story of the founding of the city and the Ubii tribe.
Two historical highlights, one unforgettable experience. Perfect for explorers, history buffs, and anyone who wants to get to know Cologne from its most profound side.
Ready for your adventure in underground Cologne? Get your tickets now for an exclusive guided tour!