• Markt - Marktplatz is a central square that serves as a vibrant hub for local activities and gatherings. It is surrounded by historic buildings, including the Aachen Town Hall, which dates back to the 14th century. The square hosts regular markets and events, making it a lively spot for both residents and visitors. With its convenient location, Marktplatz is a focal point for exploring the city’s cultural and historical sites.
• Aachen Cathedral - Aachen Cathedral is renowned for its architectural and historical significance. Constructed by Charlemagne in the 8th century, it has served as the coronation site for German kings and houses Charlemagne’s Palatine Chapel. The cathedral features an octagonal basilica and a choir from the Gothic period, making it a unique blend of architectural styles. It continues to be a place of worship and a key attraction for visitors interested in medieval history and art.
• Elisenbrunnen - Restaurant Elisenbrunnen is located near the historic Elisenbrunnen pavilion, known for its sulfur springs. The restaurant offers a variety of dishes, drawing on both local and international culinary traditions. Its proximity to the city center makes it a convenient spot for a meal while exploring Aachen. The restaurant provides a comfortable setting for diners to enjoy a break from sightseeing.
• Bahkauv - Bahkauv is a notable bronze sculpture in Aachen, depicting a mythical creature from local folklore. Located near the cathedral, it represents a calf-like beast said to haunt the city’s streets at night. The sculpture, created by artist Bonifatius Stirnberg, is a popular spot for visitors to learn about Aachen’s legends and take photos. Its central location makes it easily accessible while touring the city’s historic areas.
• Puppenbrunnen - Puppenbrunnen is a whimsical fountain in Aachen, featuring bronze puppet-like figures. Created by artist Bonifatius Stirnberg, the figures are movable and represent various aspects of city life, including a knight, a horse, and a market woman. Located near the cathedral, it attracts visitors with its playful and interactive design, offering a charming spot to pause and enjoy the creative artwork while exploring the city.
• Granus Tower - Granus Tower is a historic structure in Aachen, part of the original Carolingian Palace complex. Dating back to the 8th century, it is one of the city’s oldest buildings and was used for various administrative and residential purposes over the centuries. The tower is named after the Roman god Granus, associated with healing, reflecting Aachen’s historical significance as a spa town. Today, it stands as a testament to Aachen’s rich architectural heritage and is a point of interest for visitors exploring the city’s past.

• 2-hour guided walking tour
• Professional tour guide

• Gratuities (optional)

Stroll through the delightful streets of Aachen, a city celebrated for its rich history, thermal springs, and its heritage as the coronation site of German kings. Explore the hidden gems of this captivating city, where medieval architecture harmoniously coexists with a vibrant modern vibe. Uncover its mysteries and experience its stories coming to life like never before.

Unwind as you explore the city’s main attractions, such as the lively Marktplatz and the stunning Aachen Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Enjoy the pleasure of connecting with fellow travelers, sharing smiles, and creating lasting memories together with a knowledgeable guide.

Experience the excitement of discovery as you reveal the secrets of each monument, including the historic Granus Tower, one of the oldest structures in Aachen, standing as a testament to the city’s medieval heritage. Capture unforgettable moments as you take photos at the city’s iconic locations, immersing yourself in the rich history and unique charm that make Aachen truly special.

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