Costume/ Historical guided tour in english

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In 1709 an italian perfumer named Johann Maria Farina invented the most famous water in the world. This classy perfume is still made today by the same family in the same house.

An actor dressed in a historical costume plays the role of the inventor of Eau de Cologne
Guided tour in english through the birthplace of Eau de Cologne
Introduction of high-quality essences
Wide collection of historical flacons

Included	45min guided tour, 1 souvenir per participant
Duration	45 Minutes
Participants	Maximum of 20 participants per tour.
Categories	Museums, Explore & Discover
Languages	German, English, French
Opening hours
Important information	Masks are not required but recommended. No disabled access.

Venue

Please validate your ticket at the front desk.

Farina Fragrance Museum
Obenmarspforten 21, Cologne/ Köln, Germany/ Deutschland

Parking garage located at: An Farina - Laurenzplatz 4, 50667 Cologne/ Köln

Tram/ Metro line 5: station Rathaus; Tram/Metro lines 1, 7 and 9: station Heumarkt

Offered by

Farina Duftmuseum

50667 - Cologne

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He explained really good, and also intersting. I enjoy the tour whole time. And thank you for your gift♥

by Mrs. YUJIN LEE on 10/24/2017

Very enjoyable experience

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I found it very interesting, the presenter was excellent and smelling the different scents great fun. I would certainly recommend it. It was a bit pricey but then I suppose everything in the scent world is.

by Lis Telford on 10/23/2017

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The tour itself was very informative if not a little showy. My complaint relates to the printed confirmation of my online purchase not being the actual ticket. They insisted that another email contained the true ticket with a bar code to be scanned. The receptionist was a little confrontational and refused us entrance. I got to go on the tour using my cousins ticket, while our husbands waited outside. Afterwards I asked to speak with a manager, who said it could be easily verified. As she tried to help, the receptionist went over the edge and insisted our husbands said they didn't care to take the tour so she didn't bother. Although it may have been a language barrier, I question the woman mistaking their willingness to de-escalate her confrontational behaviors, with our willingness to pay for four tickets yet only get two admissions. The fragrances however were beautiful, and I bought a souvenir for many employees and family members.

by Joanne on 10/18/2017