Duftmuseum im Farina Haus
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Martina La Rosa
"Have you ever asked yourself why perfume are often called “cologne”?
This word is often used to indicate a type of perfume, not as strongly scented as a normal perfume. And here we are. In 1709 the Italian perfum maker Giovanni Maria Farina found the well-known “Eau de Cologne” after moving to the city in Germany and looking for a fragrance that reminded him his homecountry, specifically “of an Italian spring morning, of mountain daffodils and orange blossoms after the rain”. "
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Megan Arzbaecher
"Cologne is the birthplace of what we know now as Eau de Cologne. You can find the world’s original Eau de Cologne producer in the heart of the Old City. Get a whiff of the grapefruit and bergamot infused fragrance that famous people like Napoleon Bonaparte, Princess Diana and Mark Twain have worn since 1708. Today, the Farina family descendants are in their eighth generation of perfume production and the original fragrance recipe lives on today."
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