At Station 2, the group of visitors is located on Roncalli Square and looks out over through the VR glasses into the year 1520. While you are in the midst of everyday market activity of this period, look at the construction site of the cathedral in the Renaissance period, briefly before the construction work ceases for three hundred years. Up on the South Tower The construction crane is already enthroned, which has been a landmark of the city for centuries will apply. At Station 3, the visitor sees the cathedral from almost the same perspective and in the same Construction condition, but about 300 years later. Since 1815, the Prussians have been in Cologne, important infrastructure projects. In 1842, the Emperor himself invites As protector of the prestige building, one for the solemn second laying of the foundation stone of the cathedral. And you're in the middle of the festivities. And now it will be fast ... the Cologne-based Cathedral was completed in 1880 as a German national symbol.

At Station 4, at the Domherrenfriedhof, the view of a still young Cathedral around 1926. It shows not only the magnificent Cologne before the 2. World War I, but You can also see why the cathedral has been given its dark colour, looking at the main train station where a steam locomotive is currently entering. Your black smoke is heading towards the cathedral.

You will experience the lively traffic on the station forecourt, including cars and trams, before a wailing siren the next VR scene. The animated beauty of the 1920s is passé. Their journey through time can be seen in the same place in 1945. Around it a rubble landscape. The formerly splendid Wilhelmine Central Station is heavily damaged and can only be recognised in its basic structure, with its characteristic entrance portal.

On the way to the last stop, visitors learn about the severe post-war years and the construction of the city. Cologne Cathedral has also been hard hit, but as a symbol of the Kölsche Hätz he always gave hope for better times. At the end it goes back to the dome plate. At Station 6, you will find yourself surrounded by the crowds that gather around the cathedral every day, learning how the cathedral became the symbol of the city of Cologne and how it attracts millions of visitors from all over the world every year.