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Odysseum

A former adventure and science museum in Cologne-Kalk – closed in 2025 after 16 years. No successor is currently operating.

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The Odysseum in Cologne-Kalk was an adventure and science museum that operated from 2009 to 2025. Across some 5,500 m² it made science tangible for a broad audience through numerous hands-on stations.

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The Odysseum is permanently closed and can no longer be visited. A successor planned as the "Exploradom" in Cologne-Ehrenfeld was not realised in 2026. We keep this entry for completeness – for current family outings, see the other categories in this guide.

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