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  3. Arts, Reopening of the Cologne Opera

Arts, Reopening of the Cologne Opera

Sep 19, 2026

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  • The auditorium of the Cologne Opera House. After 14 years of renovation, the Cologne Opera House on Offenbachplatz is set to reopen. With construction costs reaching up to 1.5 billion euros, it is one of the biggest municipal construction disasters in German history. Featured image, symbolic image: Cologne, September 19, 2026, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany Copyright: xChristophxHardtx

    The auditorium of the Cologne Opera House. After 14 years of renovation, the Cologne Opera House on Offenbachplatz is set to reopen. With construction costs reaching up to 1.5 billion euros, it is one of the biggest municipal construction disasters in German history. Featured image, symbolic image: Cologne, September 19, 2026, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany Copyright: xChristophxHardtx

  • Cologne Mayor Torsten Burmester (SPD) in front of the Cologne Opera House. After 14 years of renovation, the Cologne Opera House on Offenbachplatz is set to reopen. With construction costs reaching up to 1.5 billion euros, it is one of the biggest municipal construction disasters in German history. Featured image, stock photo: Cologne, September 19, 2026, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany Copyright: xChristophxHardtx

    Cologne Mayor Torsten Burmester (SPD) in front of the Cologne Opera House. After 14 years of renovation, the Cologne Opera House on Offenbachplatz is set to reopen. With construction costs reaching up to 1.5 billion euros, it is one of the biggest municipal construction disasters in German history. Featured image, stock photo: Cologne, September 19, 2026, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany Copyright: xChristophxHardtx

  • Cultural manager Hein Mulders, artistic director of the Cologne Opera, in front of the opera house in Cologne. After a 14-year renovation, the Cologne Opera on Offenbachplatz is set to reopen. With construction costs totaling up to 1.5 billion euros, it is one of the biggest municipal construction disasters in German history. Featured image, symbolic image of Cologne, September 19, 2026, Copyright: xChristophxHardtx

    Cultural manager Hein Mulders, artistic director of the Cologne Opera, in front of the opera house in Cologne. After a 14-year renovation, the Cologne Opera on Offenbachplatz is set to reopen. With construction costs totaling up to 1.5 billion euros, it is one of the biggest municipal construction disasters in German history. Featured image, symbolic image of Cologne, September 19, 2026, Copyright: xChristophxHardtx

  • Exterior view of the Cologne Opera House. After 14 years of renovation, the Cologne Opera House on Offenbachplatz is set to reopen. With construction costs reaching up to 1.5 billion euros, it is one of the biggest municipal construction disasters in German history. Featured image, stock photo: Cologne, September 19, 2026, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany Copyright: xChristophxHardtx

    Exterior view of the Cologne Opera House. After 14 years of renovation, the Cologne Opera House on Offenbachplatz is set to reopen. With construction costs reaching up to 1.5 billion euros, it is one of the biggest municipal construction disasters in German history. Featured image, stock photo: Cologne, September 19, 2026, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany Copyright: xChristophxHardtx

  • The auditorium of the Cologne Opera House. After a 14-year renovation, the Cologne Opera House on Offenbachplatz is set to reopen. With construction costs reaching up to 1.5 billion euros, it is one of the biggest municipal construction disasters in German history. Featured image, stock photo: Cologne, September 19, 2026, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany Copyright: xChristophxHardtx

    The auditorium of the Cologne Opera House. After a 14-year renovation, the Cologne Opera House on Offenbachplatz is set to reopen. With construction costs reaching up to 1.5 billion euros, it is one of the biggest municipal construction disasters in German history. Featured image, stock photo: Cologne, September 19, 2026, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany Copyright: xChristophxHardtx

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