Bonn

This district unfolds along the western bank of the Rhine, with neighborhoods, institutions, and public spaces distributed across a layered landscape facing the forested slopes opposite. From its position, the area connects naturally to surrounding regions through roads and waterways that shape its geography.

The district existed as an independent administrative unit from the early 19th century until 1969, when territorial reforms led to its integration. This merger reflected broader changes in regional governance that reshaped the landscape of the area.

The Rhine River shapes how people in this district use their surroundings, with locals and visitors walking along its banks throughout the seasons. This natural boundary gives the area its own character and creates a focal point for daily life and leisure.

The district is well connected by public transportation with numerous routes linking its neighborhoods and extending to surrounding areas. Knowing how to navigate the transit system makes visiting the main attractions straightforward.

A fortress from the 13th century crowns a hillside overlooking the Rhine valley, drawing visitors who want to explore the area's medieval past. Its elevated position offers views that draw hikers and photographers throughout the year.

Location: Cologne Government Region

Inception: 1816

Capital city: Bonn

GPS coordinates: 50.73399,7.09981

Latest update: December 10, 2025 16:21