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    Köln; Koelner Zoo; Zoo Köln; Zoo Koln; Dierentuin van Keulen; Kolner Zoo</nowiki>. Cologne Zoological Garden.

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    2. Cologne Zoological Garden (Zoologischer Garten Köln). This zoo has more than 700 species of animals and is spread over 20 hectares.

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    The Hohenzollern Bridge is a bridge crossing the river Rhine in the German city of Cologne (German: Köln). ... Cologne Zoological Garden.

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    All hotel offers in the vicinity of the Cologne in Zoological garden including evaluations and current prices as well as the distance to the hotel.

  • The 12 Unique and Best Things to Do in Cologne, Germany

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    11. A visit to the Cologne Zoological Gardens. One of Germany’s oldest zoological parks is the Köln Zoo (Kölner Zoologischer Garten), which was...

  • Zoological Garden Cologne, 2006 - Hendrina Krawinkel

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    „Mitten ins Herz – Schönheit und Verletzlichkeit unserer Welt“, Köln, 2019. „Dschungelbilder“, Köln, 2001. „Weiberkram“, Remagen, 2017.