Aachen Itinerary 4 Days

The Dom Cathedral of Aachen is one of the most influential buildings in Europe – architectu...

Architect Adam Franz Friedrich Leydel designed this historical fountain in 1825. The golden ladie...

The Pontstrasse caters to an older crowd too, here in Café Madrid. This somewhat posh and ...

This lavish thermal spa is one of the best in the world… and it’s still amazingly af...

This is a museum of modern art in Aachen. It is located in an industrial building that once was a...

The museum was born when Barthold Suermondt donated 105 of his own private paintings to the city....

Opera, drama, ballet and music – these are the art forms that the theatre engages Aachen wi...

This late 13th century gate was one of Western Europe’s most powerful city gates, and is on...

Aachen is famous for its thermal spas. This 266 feet long neo-classical building in 1827 – ...

This wonderful stately palace was built to serve as both a centre for civic administration, and a...

Trace the history of newspapers from its origins to its role today in the museum. The interactive...

Aachen is a university town and its students have made this street their favourite hangout. The c...

This 14th century gate was manned by soldiers and militia throughout the times when Aachen was a ...

This Aachen bar-cafe is quite popular with the younger and student crowd. However, it’s fra...

Chocolate lovers, come to the home of Lindt, close to the Aachen West train station. This factory...

There’s a whole history and legend involving this hill about devils, deception and the Aach...

One of the oldest and most prominent treasuries in the history of Europe, the place accommodates ...

Granusturm is a monument that was originally built as a portion of the imperial palace ...

This creepy looking sculpture is one of Aachen’s most iconic symbols – it’s a c...