Located on the banks of Saar river, Saarlouis is an ancient town, which also happens to be the capital of Saarland, Germany. Built as a fortress, Saarlouis is named after Louis XIV of France. If you have a thing for ancient architecture, then Saarlouis has a lot stored in for you. Even in 21st century, the fortress maintains a heavy influence on the city’s structure and some parts can be seen in the Great Market with the Commander's Office and a former ravelin. The city is a major producer of chocolates. Hence, taking a box of locally made chocolates back home for yourself or for your family and friends, is definitely a good idea.\nIn addition to ancient buildings like the Saint Louis Church, there are also a plentiful of places for recreation. Sit back and relax and enjoy a game of football with your friends over some drinks at the Irish Pub, Lavazza Caffe Bar or at the Italian Coffee Bar.
