Brühl

　　Brühl is a town in the Rhineland region of Germany, situated in the Rhein-Erft district of North Rhine-Westphalia, approximately 20 kilometers south of Cologne, on the edge of the Rhineland Nature Park. It is a city rich in historical monuments.

　　Brühl boasts two castles highly favored by visitors — Augustusburg Castle and Falkenlust Palace, both of which are important architectural landmarks from the late Baroque period and across the entire Rhineland region, and have been designated as UNESCO World Heritage Sites. The Max Ernst Museum is the world’s first and only museum dedicated to the works of German painter, sculptor, and graphic artist Max Ernst, featuring a collection of the master’s lifetime masterpieces. In addition, visitors can explore the Old Town Hall dating back to 1858, St. Stephen’s Church built in 1964, a Jewish cemetery covering an area of 4,170 square meters, the Historical Museum, the Tax Museum, the Ceramics Museum, and more.

　　Brühl

　　Reason to visit: A German city abundant in historical monuments

　　Continent where the attraction is located: Europe【Europe】

　　Country/region where the attraction is located: Germany[Germany]

　　Province/state where the attraction is located: North Rhine-Westphalia [North Rhine-Westphalia]

　　City where the attraction is located: Brühl [Brühl]