The Museum of spirits in the House Farina is located in one of the buildings of the city of Cologne, where at one time lived the famous Italian Johann Maria Farina. He decided, then and pulled it off, opened the first factory for the production of perfumes, here it is "born" a Cologne called "Eau de Cologne".

Since 1709, the Italian conducted numerous experiments in order to collect a variety of floral aromas to create a unique perfume. The first invention was the "water of Cologne". Subsequently was opened perfume factory, where in 1723 was already established mass production of spirits. But the popularity of the new brand could bring only subsequently by the French. In France began to sell "Cologne water", which became well-known and highly sought - Cologne.

The Farina house is not only a Museum of spirits, here and today operates a perfume factory where produce colognes perfumers in the eighth generation. In 2006, this Home was awarded "favorite place" for participation in the German competition. Sculpture of the Italian Johann Maria Farina can be seen among the sculptures at city hall, where the most prominent figures of Cologne.

The Museum of spirits in the House Farina offers to get acquainted with the history of the perfume factory. The exhibits are located on several floors, here you can see samples of various equipment used in the manufacture of spirits, as well as detailed descriptions of the entire process. Numerous photographs and paintings depicting the various working points, collection vials allow you to immerse yourself in the wonderful world of great flavor. The entire interior of the Museum is designed in the old style, and the tour guides dressed in costumes of the Rococo era.