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Comentario por Jesus Vargas diaz el marzo 28, 2015 a las 1:42am

marta, estoy agradecido por tu invitacion  al grupo ALEMANIA PARA TODOS, todo esto es un proceso y la tendencia es ir hacia lo organico, espero pronto estar a tono con el mercado. saludos jesus vargas diaz

Comentario por INDUALOE DEL VALLE el febrero 11, 2014 a las 7:17pm

Saludos y Gracias por tus grandes aportes.

Claudia L. Guevara

Secretaria Indualoe del Valle

indualoe@gmail.com

Comentario por OSCAR IVAN TIUSO HERNANDEZ el enero 9, 2014 a las 2:24am

Interesante.

Comentario por Martha Nolan el enero 9, 2014 a las 2:15am

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Comentario por Martha Nolan el enero 9, 2014 a las 2:11am

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Comentario por Martha Nolan el enero 3, 2014 a las 5:04am

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Cologne, or Köln, Germany is the fourth largest city in the country behind Berlin, Hamburg, and Munich. Located in the state of North Rhine-Westphalia, Cologne rests along the Rhine river. Initially founded by the Roman Empire, Cologne is one of Germany's oldest cities. Each year many tourists are attracted to Cologne Germany travel due to its fascinating history.

When you visit Cologne Germany you're sure to be enchanted by the blend of Romanesque churches, simple post-war buildings, and classic modern architecture. Like many of the other cities of Germany, Cologne suffered many air raids during World War II (262 in total). It was the site of the first 1,000 bomber raid by the Royal Air Force as well. As a result of such heavily focused fire, many of the old buildings were destroyed. However, efforts have been lead to reconstruct these buildings, including the twelve Romanesque churches in order to draw more to visit Cologne Germany. Many who look to Cologne Germany travel for visiting historic monuments; the majority of the classic buildings have been restored.

However, what draws most to visit Cologne Germany is its cathedral. Known as Kölner Dom, this popular landmark is the unofficial symbol for the city. Construction began in 1248 A.D., but it took over 600 years to complete this mammoth gothic church. Its twin towers are 157 meters (515 feet) tall and the church is 144 meters (472 feet) long. The cathedral is under the control of the Roman Catholic Church and is the seat of the Archbishop of Cologne. For a time it held the honor of the world's tallest structure until the Washington Monument was finished. However, the cathedral remains the tallest Gothic edifice in the world and is an essential part of Cologne Germany history.

Another piece of Cologne Germany history that has made the city bears its namesake: Eau de Cologne. The perfumed water was first created in Cologne during the 18th century by an Italian merchant who had moved to Germany to make his fortune. Initially it was marketed as a cure-all before eventually evolving into what we commonly know cologne as today.

Adding to Cologne Germany history are its numerous museums. Of particular note is Schokoladen Museum which is dedicated solely to the process of chocolate making and includes state of the art methods. If you've got a sweet tooth, you won't want to miss it.

If you're looking for Cologne Germany travel and want take in the city from a distance, an hour tour on the Rhine is the perfect solution. You'll find plenty of these cruises between April and October.

Comentario por OSCAR IVAN TIUSO HERNANDEZ el enero 3, 2014 a las 1:54am

Este es el tipo de discuciones que me gustan, puesto que sirven para enviar nuestras mercancías al mundo en mi caso Alemania, el cual elegí como país objetivo.

Comentario por OSCAR IVAN TIUSO HERNANDEZ el enero 3, 2014 a las 1:52am

Hola, muy bueno tu grupo