Aachen, Cathedral city in Germany
Aachen is a spa city near Germany's borders with Belgium and the Netherlands.
Founded by the Romans, Aachen rose to prominence under Charlemagne during the Early Middle Ages.
Known for its annual World Equestrian Festival and traditional Christmas market.
Aachen's city centre provides parking and can be best navigated by foot or bicycle.
It holds the distinction of being the westernmost city in Germany.
Location: Aachen cities region
Population: 252136
Elevation above the sea: 173 m
Address: Markt 52062
Website: aachen.de
Sources: Wikimedia, OpenStreetMap
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Aachen is a spa city near Germany's borders with Belgium and the Netherlands.
Aachen Cathedral is a Roman Catholic church in Aachen, western Germany.
Vaalserberg is a hill with the highest point in mainland Netherlands.
The Uniklinikum Aachen is a large hospital located in Aachen, Germany.
The Palatine Chapel is a medieval chapel that is part of the Aachen Cathedral in Germany.
The Palace of Aachen was Charlemagne's palace during his reign in the 8th Century.
The Drielandenpunt is the highest point in the Netherlands, located near the town of Vaals.
Elisenbrunnen is famous for its neoclassical structure designed by architects Johann Peter Cremer and Karl Friedrich Schinkel.
The Cross of Lothair is a crux gemmata (jewelled cross) processional cross dating from the 11th century.
The Karlsschrein, also known as the Shrine of Charlemagne, is a monumental reliquary located in Aachen Cathedral.
Lousberg is a beloved green space offering panoramic views of Aachen.
