TL;DR — RACE WEEKEND GAME PLAN
- 1.Stay in Deutz if you are racing for a time; stay near the Dom or Hbf for a cleaner city-break split.
- 2.Fly into CGN — 12 minutes to Köln Messe/Deutz makes it the easiest airport of any major European HYROX.
- 3.Rail and tram over taxis. If your route touches tram 3 or 4, take it: it stops at Entrance East.
- 4.Set your maps pin to Entrance East, not Koelnmesse. Four entrances, one race.
- 5.Book accommodation early — FIBO drives demand across the whole city, not just Deutz.
- 6.Do your grocery and pharmacy run on Saturday. Sunday closes Germany, and 11 April is a race day.
- 7.Shakeout in Rheinpark, easy pace, controlled steps. Watch the Saturday 09:00 parkrun clash.
- 8.Recovery: Claudius Therme, 7 minutes away and open until midnight. Deutz physio and massage are shut at weekends.
- 9.Know your lap rule cold. Cologne is a multi-lap hall race — confirm it in the briefing and with your doubles partner.
- 10.Biggest thing to avoid: assuming last year's FIBO access process still applies. Keep your HYROX confirmation, bring physical photo ID, and re-check the official Cologne instructions before you travel.
QUICK TAKE — IS THIS A GOOD DESTINATION?
VERDICT: YES
Yes. Race dates are Thursday 8 to Sunday 11 April 2027 in Hall 10.1, Entrance East. Cologne suits first-timers who want an easy travel city, competitive athletes chasing a fast floor, and spectators happy to spend a day at a fitness expo. Travel friction is low: Cologne Bonn Airport is about 12 minutes by train from Köln Messe/Deutz.
⚠️ Caveat: Do not carry over last year's ticketing assumptions. FIBO's current guidance is that HYROX athletes register through HYROX and receive an individual venue-access code shortly before the show, then collect a venue access wristband at athlete registration. Spectator access has changed shape too: private visitors can only attend Saturday 10 and Sunday 11 April, and Thursday/Friday support needs arranging with HYROX directly.
Easy city and excellent venue transport, but this is HYROX inside the largest fitness trade show in the world — FIBO 2026 drew 175,173 visitors across four days. Crowd volume, entrance-specific navigation and an unpublished 2027 schedule keep it above a 4.
Mild April weather, short transfers, a flat indoor floor and a genuinely fast Cologne history all help. What holds it below a 9 is congestion: the 2027 lap configuration is unpublished, and a multi-lap course shared with thousands of athletes is where PBs quietly leak away.
FAST COURSE?
Historically yes; for 2027, depends. Cologne holds the HYROX Men's Open world record — Alexander Rončević, 50:38, set here on 14 April 2024 and still standing. Strong evidence the floor is quick, but a fast surface and a congested lap system are different things.
CITY VIBE — WHAT ATHLETES NEED TO KNOW
Cologne is not tiny, but for HYROX your useful geography is pretty tight: Deutz / Koelnmesse, Köln Hbf / Dom, and the Altstadt riverfront. Old Town is highly walkable, and Köln Messe/Deutz is one short, low-friction rail hop from the main station. Operationally this is an easy international event city.
TYPICAL WEEKEND COSTS
Euro (€). German spoken; English widely workable for travel and hotel logistics. Cards widely used but carrying a little cash is still smart for smaller spots.
BEST BASE NEIGHBOURHOODS
Deutz
Best for: Zero-drama race ops. Closest to Koelnmesse, station options are excellent.
Altstadt-Nord / Dom / Hbf
Best for: First-timers and simple airport-city-venue flow. Walkable central base, direct rail logic.
Belgian Quarter / Neumarkt
Best for: Café life, better dinner options, and a more local city feel. Great for a full weekend, less ideal for a 07:00 race-morning walk.
Mülheim (north of Rheinpark)
Best for: Value if Deutz has sold out, and still on tram lines 3 and 4.
VENUE & LOCATION ANALYSIS
Koelnmesse, Hall 10.1, Entrance East (inside FIBO 2027)
Messeplatz 1, 50679 Cologne
Koelnmesse is a large exhibition district on the Deutz side of the Rhine, directly across the water from the cathedral. Rheinpark, the Tanzbrunnen and Claudius Therme all sit within a short walk to the north, and Köln Messe/Deutz station is on the southern edge. The detail that matters for 2027: HYROX is at Entrance East, and Koelnmesse's entrances are served by different lines.
NEAREST STATIONS
- "Koelnmesse" tram stop — directly in front of Entrance East (HYROX) — Tram lines 3 and 4
- Köln Messe/Deutz — ~8 min walk to Entrance East, ~3 min to Entrance South — S6, S11, S12, S19 + U-Bahn 1 and 9
- Parking adjacent to Halls 10 and 11 — P10 / P11 by the East Entrance
WALKABILITY
Around the venue itself, very good. The big win is that the station and venue relationship is genuinely practical.
WHAT'S OPEN EARLY
- Hotel breakfast is the reliable option — Dorint and Hyatt both serve early; confirm the first sitting when you book, because event-week times shift
- Köln Messe/Deutz station has bakeries, a kiosk and fast food inside the concourse
- REWE, Deutzer Freiheit 84–86 opens 07:00 Mon–Sat and is closed all day Sunday
- FIBO halls open to ticketholders at 09:00, but athlete access runs to a separate wristband schedule — do not plan your race morning around 09:00
- 2027 athlete access times were unpublished at the time of writing
🏃 RACE MORNING PLAN
Staying in Deutz: leave 60–75 min before your check-in target. Near Hbf or the Dom: 75–90 min. Lowest-stress route is rail or tram, then walk — if your route connects cleanly to tram 3 or 4, take it, because it drops you at Entrance East instead of leaving you to cross the site. Set your maps destination to "Koelnmesse Entrance East", not "Koelnmesse". Note that Köln Messe/Deutz is a two-level tower station with limited lift coverage and escalators that are not always running — add a few minutes rather than sprinting stairs.
⚠️ MISTAKES TO AVOID
- Assuming the 2026 FIBO and HYROX access process is identical in 2027.
- Buying spectator access without checking the rules for your exact race day — Thursday and Friday work differently from Saturday and Sunday.
- Turning up with a photo of your ID. HYROX states digital copies and photographs will not be accepted — bring the physical document.
- Walking to the first Koelnmesse entrance you reach and assuming it is yours.
- Leaving the hotel late because the venue is close on the map.
- Waiting until Sunday to buy food or medication — Germany closes almost all regular retail on Sundays.
- Doing a long shakeout when Rheinpark is a few minutes away and 5 km is plenty.
- Assuming a partner can check in for you. HYROX only allows check-in on your own race day, by you.
TRANSPORT LINKS
BEST AIRPORT: COLOGNE BONN AIRPORT (CGN)
The clear athlete pick. Its own station sits beneath the terminals and the trip to Köln Messe/Deutz takes about 12 minutes. Terminals 1 and 2 are both walkable from the platforms.
Cologne Bonn Airport (CGN)
Own rail station beneath the terminals. Taxi roughly 20 min in normal conditions, ~€25–40.
Time to venue: ~12 min by train + ~8 min walk
Düsseldorf Airport (DUS)
Reasonable backup if the fare is meaningfully better. Direct trains to Köln Messe/Deutz depending on service type. Frankfurt (FRA) is a distant third at ~50 min by long-distance train.
Time to venue: ~40–50 min by direct train
Cologne Bonn Airport (CGN) → Koelnmesse
Düsseldorf Airport (DUS) → Koelnmesse
Köln Hbf → Koelnmesse
PUBLIC TRANSPORT TIPS
- Coverage around Koelnmesse is genuinely excellent — S-Bahn, U-Bahn and tram all serve the site. Trams 3 and 4 stop at Entrance East.
- Use the KVB app for live routing and mobile tickets.
- Deutschlandticket was €63/month as of January 2026, but from 2027 the price moves to an index set by Germany's transport ministers, so the April 2027 figure may differ. Only worth it for a wider Germany trip.
- KölnCard was €9 for 24h and €18 for 48h at last check — unconfirmed for 2027, so check with KVB first.
- Koelnmesse normally issues a separate VRS transport ticket by email, valid only alongside photo ID and a valid admission ticket, and excluding IC, EC and ICE services. Whether it attaches to a 2027 HYROX athlete access code is not published — check what your specific credential includes.
🚕 Taxi / Uber
Supply from the airport and major stations is solid — TAXI-RUF Köln operates on +49 221 2882 and there are ranks at all four Koelnmesse entrances. The pressure point is the FIBO close each evening at 18:00, when 150,000-plus people leave at once. On this weekend a taxi is a convenience tool, not a plan.
🚗 Driving
Workable but not the clean move. Koelnmesse runs official parking with an on-site guidance system and recommends the NUNAV app for approach routing. P10 and P11 sit directly adjacent to Halls 10 and 11 — the useful detail if you are driving to Hall 10.1. Add 15–30 min of buffer at peak times.
WHERE TO STAY
ibis Köln Messe
Near venue~€130–€200+
Best for: The athlete who wants the fewest moving parts possible.
Air conditioning, buffet breakfast, and you can reach Entrance East without touching public transport. Ask for a quieter side if you sleep lightly, and ask about late checkout at booking. Tradeoff: parking is charged separately and not cheap, and the walk to Köln Messe/Deutz station is a genuine 10 minutes.
ibis budget Köln Messe
Budget-friendly~€80–€150+
Best for: Keeping the accommodation line low without giving up the race-morning walk.
Same cluster as its ibis sibling, several tiers cheaper, still inside easy walking range of Entrance East. Tradeoff: rooms are small and the bathroom is semi-open to the room — fine for two nights alone, awkward if you are sharing with someone you are not close to.
Dorint Hotel An der Messe Köln
Mid-range~€170–€280+
Best for: Recovery amenities and the shortest walk of the four.
Business-hotel standard with a fitness area, pool, sauna and steam room on site — the pick if you want recovery without a second trip. Tradeoff: breakfast is charged at a premium and often not included in the room rate, and the pool is functional rather than a destination.
Hyatt Regency Cologne
Luxury~€260–€450+
Best for: Premium sleep, better food, real recovery amenities.
Individually controlled air conditioning, 24-hour fitness area, pool, whirlpool, steam bath and sauna, with early breakfast service that suits morning waves. Tradeoff: furthest of the four from Entrance East and the most expensive by some distance — you are partly paying for the Rhine and Dom view, which does nothing for your splits.
🏨 Looking to book? Compare prices on your preferred booking platform.
WHERE TO EAT
L'Osteria Köln Deutz
Athlete PickHans-Imhoff-Straße 4, about 9 minutes from the venue. Large-portion Italian, open to 23:00 most nights, midnight Fri/Sat, from 12:00 Sunday. Familiar carbohydrate, no surprises, short walk back.
Deutzer Brauhaus
Athlete PickOttoplatz 7, right by Köln Messe/Deutz station. Opens 10:00 at weekends and serves through to 22:00 Sunday. Real food, quickly, without walking the city on dead legs.
Hotel breakfast / station cafés
Athlete PickHotel breakfast is the safest athlete option, especially for early waves. Hyatt starts at 6:00. Backup: Köln Messe/Deutz station cafés and bakeries.
REWE, Deutzer Freiheit 84–86
Athlete PickBananas, yoghurt, rice cakes, water, easy post-race calories. Mon–Sat 07:00–00:00, closed Sunday — do your grocery run on Saturday, because race day for many athletes in 2027 is Sunday 11 April.
THINGS TO DO
Rheinpark walk
Pre-RaceBest easy-leg loosener on the Deutz side. Flat, roomy, good for keeping steps controlled.
KölnTriangle viewpoint
Pre-RaceLow-effort city visual payoff without a full sightseeing odyssey.
Altstadt river stroll
Pre-RaceGood atmosphere, but cap the walking. Easy to dip into without burning legs.
Claudius Therme
Post-RaceBest proper reset option. Thermal pools, sauna landscape, genuine post-race decompression.
Kölsch + food around Deutz / Old Town
Post-RaceSolid post-race social move if earned and not racing the next day.
FIBO expo + Chocolate Museum
Any TimeFIBO is a full fitness expo weekend. Chocolate Museum opens 10:00–18:00 for spectators.
RACE STRATEGY
VENUE
Hall 10.1, Entrance East, inside FIBO 2027. Expect big-indoor-event conditions: noise, lights, crowd energy and foot traffic far higher than a standalone race.
COURSE FLOW
Cologne is a lap-counting race. The 2026 edition ran a multi-lap course inside Hall 10.1: singles and doubles entered on the third pass of the IN marker for runs 1–7 and the third pass of the WALL BALL IN marker for run 8; relay was third pass of IN for runs 1–7 and second pass of WALL BALL IN for run 8. HYROX has not published the 2027 configuration, so do not assume it repeats — read the briefing properly, identify your IN point during warm-up, and if you are racing doubles confirm the lap rule out loud with your partner.
RUN SURFACE
Flat indoor exhibition-hall flooring, hard and fast underfoot. The 2026 layout was a multi-lap circuit rather than a long straight kilometre, which means more turning, passing and traffic management than road rhythm. Precise 2027 geometry is TBA.
HEAT
Outdoor April in Cologne is mild. Inside a packed exhibition hall in full effort it is warmer and closer than the forecast suggests — do not over-layer your warm-up.
ELEVATION
Functionally flat. No meaningful city elevation problem — the bigger issue is pacing, not hills.
⚠️ WHERE PEOPLE BLOW UP
First 3 km: racing the crowd instead of the plan — cap your opening kilometre deliberately. Sled push and pull: going ego-heavy because the atmosphere is enormous — strength-endurance, not a max-out. Wall balls: arriving with heart rate already spiked. Cologne-specific: losing the lap count late. That last one only happens here.
HISTORICAL DATA
10,120
Athletes (Cologne 2025 (10,120 athletes))
Unknown (not publicly published)
Average Finish Time
No limit
Time Cutoff
Yes, with a caveat. Cologne 2024 appears as the current all-time HYROX men's mark in the Hyresult all-time rankings. Cologne also shows up multiple times in the all-time mixed doubles top lists. Do not blindly project prior speed onto the exact 2026 hall layout.
RESULTS CONTEXT
Source: Hyresult all-time rankings + HYROX event data
RECOVERY SPOTS
ICE BATHS / COLD PLUNGE
CLAUDIUS THERME
Sachsenbergstraße 1, on the far side of Rheinpark — about 7 minutes' walk from the venue, much closer than most guides suggest. Open 09:00 to midnight daily, including Sunday. Thermal pools, a large sauna area and a cold plunge in the sauna zone; sauna sessions are booked on site and can fill, so arrive with flexibility.
Best use: Full post-race reset without a taxi — thermal pools, large sauna area, open until midnight.
CRYOPOINT COLOGNE CENTER
Cold therapy option in central Cologne at Breite Str. 21. Plan roughly 15–20 min by rail/taxi from the venue side.
Best use: Quick cryotherapy hit if staying central. Appointment-based.
SAUNAS & SPAS
DORINT VITAL SPA
Pool, fitness area, sauna, steam bath, bio sauna. If you stay at Dorint, you've already won the logistics battle.
Best use: Low-effort hotel-based recovery with venue still a short walk away.
HYATT PULS FITNESS CLUB & SPA
Pool, whirlpool, steam bath, sauna, always-open fitness center. Strong premium recovery option if staying there.
Best use: Premium hotel-based recovery with 24/7 gym access.
SPORTS MASSAGE
- Massage Atelier Köln, Mathildenstraße 21 — open 12:00–19:00 Monday to Friday, closed Saturday and Sunday. The key caveat for this race: Deutz's independent physio and massage providers keep weekday hours, so if you race Saturday or Sunday neither is available. Plan recovery around Claudius Therme, your hotel spa, or a physio booked inside the FIBO halls.
PHYSIOS NEAR VENUE
PhysioSport Köln Deutz
Opladener Straße 8. Open 07:00–20:00 Monday to Friday and CLOSED Saturday and Sunday. Live option only if you race Thursday or Friday — pre-book.
Claudius Therme Physiotherapy
Individual physio sessions at the spa site. Good if you want recovery + treatment in one move.
WEATHER STRATEGY
APRIL CONDITIONS
April is Cologne's driest month, averaging roughly 54–62 mm of rain, with month-wide averages around 15°C high and 4–6°C low. The nuance that matters: the 2027 race falls in the first third of April, the coolest part of the month — long-run averages for 1–10 April sit nearer 12–13°C daytime highs with lows around 4°C. Do not pack for mid-April Cologne.
- Travel and queue layer: hoodie or light insulated jacket, not a t-shirt.
- Race morning: throwaway top, dry socks, light rain shell.
- Keep a dry top in your bag for immediately after.
💧 Hydration
No hot-race panic needed outdoors, but take electrolytes seriously — hall conditions plus adrenaline push perceived heat well above the forecast.
🏟️ Indoor vs Outdoor
Outdoors: cool-to-mild, possible rain. Indoors: potentially warmer, noisier, and more crowded than expected.
SHAKEOUT RUN ROUTES
RHEINPARK EASY LOOP (5KM)
The Rheinpark parkrun course is the best-documented template: start at Kennedy-Ufer 11, run from the Tanzbrunnen into Rheinpark on asphalt paths past the meadows and a small pond to the skatepark at the Zoobrücke, then partly on grass along the Rhine to a peninsula with a short climb at the turnaround, back along the dyke and finish under the Tanzbrunnen canopy. Flat, close to the venue, easy to keep controlled.
🏃 Parkrun
Rheinpark parkrun runs every Saturday at 09:00 (Aachener Weiher parkrun too, on the west side). Saturday 10 April 2027 is a race day: racing Thursday or Friday, it is a good leg-loosener afterwards; racing Saturday, it clashes — skip it; racing Sunday, a timed 5 km the morning before is a bad trade, so jog it easy or not at all.
🏟️ Track Access
Public drop-in track access is not clearly published. If a track matters to you, contact German Sport University Cologne or a local athletics club directly before you travel.
Asphalt park paths with some grass along the Rhine. Public toilets sit about 150 m from the parkrun start, cost 50 cents and are step-free — elsewhere in Rheinpark plan on the station, a café or your hotel. Carry your own water; do not assume mid-route fountains.
GYMS NEAR VENUE
CROSSFIT / FUNCTIONAL
CROSSFIT COLOGNE
Maarweg 132, Köln-Ehrenfeld. Well-regarded box, open early on weekdays and 08:00–15:30 Saturday. Note the location: Ehrenfeld is about 5.7 km west of the venue, roughly 20 minutes by rail — a trip, not a walk.
COMMERCIAL GYMS
Holmes Place Cologne
City centre
Day or short-term passes available; prices change often, so check current rates directly.
Basic-Fit
Multiple locations
Day pass option, fine for a light flush session. Rates change — confirm before travelling.
Book drop-ins ahead on race weekend. Big-event cities get surprise demand from the exact same type of person as you.
ESSENTIALS — RACE WEEKEND OPS
SUPERMARKETS
REWE
Deutzer Freiheit 84–86, Deutz — ~18 min walk or a short tram ride
Mon–Sat 07:00–00:00, closed Sunday. Best practical grocery run on the venue side — do it Saturday.
PHARMACIES
Goten-Apotheke
Deutzer Freiheit 114 — ~17 min walk
Mon–Fri 09:00–18:30, Sat 10:00–13:00, closed Sunday.
Löwenapotheke
Deutzer Freiheit 70 — ~17 min walk
Mon–Fri 09:00–19:00, Sat 10:00–14:00, closed Sunday. Every Deutz pharmacy shuts by early Saturday afternoon and all day Sunday — for out-of-hours needs search "Apotheken-Notdienst Köln" or use the aponet finder.
SPORTS SHOPS
SportScheck
Schildergasse 38–42. Mon–Sat 10:00–20:00, closed Sunday. Central, ~10 min by rail.
Globetrotter Köln
Richmodstraße 10. Mon–Sat 10:00–19:00, closed Sunday. Emergency layers, bottles or basic gear fixes.
🆘 "OH NO" KIT CHECKLIST
VENUE DAY TIMELINE
SPECTATOR GUIDE
BEST VIEWING ZONES
- Start / finish energy zone
- Sled lanes
- Burpee broad jumps / wall balls
- Any upper-level view where they can see multiple stations
FAMILY LOGISTICS
- Toilets, food and seating are better than a standalone warehouse race because you are inside a full trade-fair operation.
- Noise is high and sustained — bring ear defenders for small children.
- Pram access is workable and the venue is wheelchair accessible, but crowd density at peak times is real. Accessible parking sits at P10 and P11 by the East Entrance with a valid EU blue badge.
- Children up to 14 enter free and do not need an online ticket, though a signed liability declaration from a guardian is required.
- ACCESS 2027: trade visitors can attend all four days; private visitors only Saturday 10 and Sunday 11 April. Supporting Sat/Sun means a regular FIBO weekend ticket with HYROX access included. Supporting Thursday or Friday means contacting HYROX directly — a standard private-visitor ticket does not cover those days, and the limited Premium Pass stock is described as very limited.
- Saturday normally sells out in advance and there is usually no weekend box office. Tickets are personalised and name changes must be made at least two weeks before the show.
📍 MEET-UP PLAN
Do not rely on finding each other at the finish. Pick one fixed landmark — outside Köln Messe/Deutz station, the Tanzbrunnen, or a named hotel lobby — and agree a time, not a trigger.
BUDGET CALCULATOR
| Line item | Low | Mid | High |
|---|---|---|---|
| Flights (return) | €80–€180 | €180–€320 | €320–€600+ |
| Accommodation (per night) | €110–€150 | €150–€250 | €250–€450+ |
| Local transport (per day) | €9–€18 | €18–€30 | €30–€60 |
| Food (per day) | €25–€40 | €40–€70 | €70–€120 |
| Race extras (one-off) | €10–€40 | €40–€90 | €90–€180 |
| Recovery (one-off) | €0–€20 | €20–€60 | €60–€150+ |
ESTIMATED TOTALS
PACKING CHECKLIST
RACE KIT
- Shoes
- Race socks
- Race outfit
- Sports bra / base layer
- Watch / HR strap
- Physical photo ID (no photos or digital copies), HYROX confirmation, venue access credential
WARM UP
- Throwaway layer
- Light rain shell
- Mini band
- Activation ball
- Headphones
- Dry change top
RECOVERY
- Slides
- Dry socks
- Electrolytes
- Recovery drink / protein
- Anti-chafe
- Tape
- Blister plasters
- Mini massage ball
NUTRITION
- Breakfast carbs
- Gels / chews if used
- Salt / electrolyte tabs
- Post-race snack
- Water bottle
TRAVEL
- Passport / ID
- Chargers / power bank
- Hotel confirmation
- Transport tickets
- Small cash backup
- Medication / pain relief basics
SAMPLE RACE WEEKEND ITINERARY
DAY 1: ARRIVAL & PREP
- Arrive via CGN train to Köln Messe/Deutz (~12 min), check into Deutz hotel
- Walk to Koelnmesse and find Entrance East specifically — not the first entrance you reach
- REWE Deutzer Freiheit for race breakfast & snacks (Saturday — shops closed Sunday)
- Rheinpark shakeout if legs are fresh
- Simple carb dinner at L'Osteria Deutz or hotel, lay out kit, early night
DAY 2: RACE DAY
- Wake 3–3.5 hours before start. Hotel breakfast or REWE backup.
- Tram 3 or 4 to the Koelnmesse stop at Entrance East, or walk from your Deutz hotel
- RACE — cap the opening kilometre, and count your laps at the IN marker
- Fluids + carbs + dry layer immediately after
- Recovery meal at Deutzer Brauhaus or nearby
- Optional: Claudius Therme for full thermal reset
DAY 3: RECOVERY & EXPLORE
- Sleep in, hotel breakfast
- PhysioSport Deutz or Massage Atelier if you raced Thu/Fri — both closed at weekends
- Rhine / Altstadt walk + cathedral photo stop
- Easy dinner in Old Town with Kölsch
- Depart or extend trip
LOCAL RULES & EMERGENCY INFO
Tipping
Voluntary but customary; rounding up or roughly 5–10% is normal for good service.
Cash vs card
Cards widely used, but carrying a little cash is still smart for smaller spots.
Sunday closures
Almost all regular retail closes on Sundays in Germany, and Sunday 11 April 2027 is a race day. Buy everything on Saturday; stations and airports are the practical exceptions.
Public holidays
Easter 2027 falls on 28 March, so the race weekend does not clash with the Easter holidays, and there is no NRW public holiday between 8 and 11 April 2027. Clocks change on 28 March, well before you travel.
EMERGENCY INFO
112
EU emergency
110
Police
Hospital: Eduardus-Krankenhaus, Custodisstraße 3–17, 50679 Köln. Open 24 hours, about 25 minutes' walk or a short taxi from the venue.
Pharmacy: Goten-Apotheke, Deutzer Freiheit 114, or Löwenapotheke, Deutzer Freiheit 70. Out of hours use the Apotheken-Notdienst rota — search "Apotheken-Notdienst Köln" or use aponet.