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So after reading this article Working effectively with coordinates in Entity Framework the author advices to use NetTopologySuites Point class for storing coordinates in the lat/lng SRID 4326 format. In that way you can request the database for spatial aware information. Cool.

But the NetTopologySuite also contains a Coordinate class. Why shouldn't I use the Coordinate class? Or better said, whats the difference between Point and Coordinate

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Point is the full fledged Geometry as defined in the OGC Simple Feature Specification. It can interact with other Geometry classes like LineString, Polygon and their Multi variants.

Coordinate is a data type for storing or creating vertices that are used in Geometry classes.

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