Until December 20, saunas, thermal baths and similar facilities must also close, as well as amusement parks, indoor playgrounds and similar facilities for recreational activities, whether they take place indoors or outdoors. This also applies to amusement arcades, betting shops, clubs, discos, brothels and zoos. Excursions with ships, carriages and historical railroads are also not permitted.

Events and meetings are generally prohibited. However, there are exceptions here as well, for example for meetings under the law of assembly or meetings of legally provided committees. Funerals and weddings are still permitted.

This regulation will be relaxed over the Christmas holidays: From December 23, 2020, to January 1, 2021, a maximum of ten people in the closest circle of family or friends are allowed to come together; children up to and including the age of 14 are excluded.

The operation of restaurants, pubs, snack bars, pubs and cafés is not allowed, delivery and out-of-home sales are permitted. Company canteens and refectories in educational institutions remain open. Accommodation for tourist purposes prohibited until December 20, 2020. Coach tours and other bus group tours are not permitted. Due to the new Corona Protection Ordinance of the state, the Bonn Information Center will be closed to the public until December 20. Public tours will no longer be offered in 2020.

Trade remains open in principle. The number of customers is limited to one person per ten square meters of sales area. While trade fairs, exhibitions, annual and special markets are prohibited, the weekly markets (mask obligation applies) remain open. In order to equalize the rush of customers, the retail stores may open on the five Sundays of November 29, December 6, 13, 20 and January 3 from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m.

Recreational and amateur sports activities on and in all public and private sports facilities, gyms, swimming pools and similar facilities are not permitted until December 20th. Common rooms, including the rooms for changing and showering sports facilities, may not be used by more than one person at a time. Sports festivals and sports events remain prohibited until at least 31 December. 

Concerts and performances in theaters, opera houses, concert halls, cinemas and other public or private institutions as well as the operation of museums, art exhibitions, galleries, castles, palaces, memorials and similar institutions are prohibited until December 20, 2020. Drive-in cinemas, car theaters and similar facilities may be operated if the distance between the vehicles is at least 1.5 meters. Music festivals, festivals and similar cultural events are not permitted until at least the end of the year.

The BeethovenOrchester Bonn will cease its concert operations for the public from Monday, November 2. Rehearsals, for example for CD recordings and productions scheduled for December, are to be maintained. 

All venues of the theater (opera house, playhouse and workshop stage) are closed since November 2.

Bonn Art Museum, Bonn City Museum and Haus der Natur are closed. 

The City Archives and the City History Library will remain accessible unchanged under the regulations and opening hours in effect since May. 

The facilities of the Stadtbibliothek will also remain open, but as before only for the lending and return of media. 

The Ludwig van Beethoven School of Music has to close. As in March, it will continue to offer most of its lessons as distance learning. This is feasible at short notice, especially for individual and small group lessons starting next week. Wherever possible, the larger teaching groups and ensembles will be divided into small groups and taught with digital aids. 

The majority of the adult education center's courses do not longer take place. There will continue to be integration courses, job-related language courses, courses offered by the vocational, IT and digital departments, and the courses offered as part of educational leave. Other events will be continued digitally. Where this is not possible, they will be interrupted or cancelled.