Explore the Fragrance Museum, the birthplace of the original Eau de Cologne. Set within the historic house of Johann Maria Farina, this experience takes you through more than three centuries of perfume-making.
During a guided visit, you'll learn how Eau de Cologne was first created in 1709 and how fragrance production has developed over time. As you move through the museum's period rooms, you'll see antique furniture, original documents and distillation equipment that reflect the craft's evolution.
You'll also visit the historic cellar, where this famous scent was once produced, and discover a selection of ingredients. Along the way, you'll see how different essences are combined and how traditions have shaped modern perfumery.
At the end of your visit, you'll receive a small scented gift as a keepsake.
