Cologne city centre car parks
IBIS BUDGET KĂ–LN MESSE Hotel Car Park (External)
50679 Köln
- Hotel car park 6 min. From Cologne Trade Fair Transfer on foot , 7/7 Accessible 24/7 for Onepark customers
IBIS HOTEL KĂ–LN MESSE Hotel Car Park (Covered)
50679 Köln
- Covered hotel parking lot 5 minutes from the Cologne trade fair. Transfer on foot . Accessible 24/7 for Onepark customers
IBIS HOTEL KĂ–LN CENTRUM Hotel Car Park (Covered)
50676 Köln
- Covered hotel parking 12 min. from the city center Accessible 24/7 for Onepark customers
PARKIA IGUALADA CENTRE Public Car Park (Covered)
08700 Barcelona
- Covered public car park 2 minutes from Plaza Sant Joan Accessible 24/7 for Onepark customers
PARKIA ARGĂśELLES PASEO PINTOR ROSALES Public Car Park (Covered)
28008 Madrid
- Public covered parking 10 min walk from the Temple of Debod Accessible 24/7
BSM LA BOQUERIA-LA RAMBLA-LICEU Public Car Park (Covered)
08002 Barcelona
- Covered public parking 8 min. of the Barcelona Cathedral. Accessible 24/7
From its famous cathedral to the chocolate factory and trade fair, Cologne is a city that is full of cultural sites and activities. With OnePark, you can find parking in Cologne’s centre and see the city up close.
Cologne city centre
Along the river Rhine with an area of 16.4 square kilometres is Cologne city centre. It is comprised of the Old town (Altstadt), the New Town (Neustadt), Rhenish and Duetz, and has a population of 127,000 people. Cologne is considered the cultural centre of the Rhineland.
A brief history of Cologne
Cologne dates back to the Roman times as a village in 50 BCE. In the Middle Ages, it was a prosperous city thanks to its economic and political power, and reputation as a centre of pilgrimage. Cologne expanded and became an industrial city during the Industrial Revolution but was almost completely destroyed during World War II. After the war, much of the city was restored and it gained a cultural appeal for music and events.
Sightseeing in Cologne city centre
Standing tall and proud above Cologne is the city’s main attraction, the Cologne Cathedral. Not only is it the most important in the city but also the most visited site in Germany. Apart from the Cathedral, Cologne’s centre is known for its 12 Romanesque churches which are located in the Innenstadt district, or the Old Town. Both the Wallraf-Richartz and Ludwig Musuem offer a modern look to the city while showcasing a wide range of European art work. There are both car parks and on-street parking in Cologne city centre. On-street parking is limited and may cost more than car parks which are unlimited.
Find parking in Cologne city centre
When you drive to Cologne, you no longer have to worry about parking thanks to OnePark. Onepark lets you reserve parking in Cologne city centre by showing you all the available parking in real time. Book at any time you need, whether it’s days in advance or last minute.