Places of interest, guided city tours, gastronomy, leisure tips and much more

Aachen at a glance2019/2020

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Sights & museums 3

Guided tours 14

Our favorite spots 20

Shopping 22

Theatre & Entertainment 24

Food & Drink 27

Leisure time & family 38

Events 44

Spa & Reha 46

Arrival & mobility 48

Camping 50

Service & Imprint 51

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Sights &museums

Sights& museumsCathedral

The Aachen Cathedral is one of the most famous examples of occidental architecture. It is the coronation church of more than 30 German kings, burial site of Charlemagne, major pilgrimage church and cathedral church of the Aachen diocese since 1930. In 1978 it was the first German building to be included in the UNESCO World Heritage list. A guided tour is therefore an essential part of any visit to Aachen and a ‘must‘ for anyone who loves historic buildings and churches (see guided tours page 15).

Services are held at the following times:Mon – Fri 7 a.m., 10 a.m.Sat 7 a.m., 8 a.m., 10 a.m.Sun 7 a.m., 8 a.m., 10 a.m.*, 11.30 a.m., 6 p.m. (vespers)(*High Mass, Aachen Cathedral Choir)

Ecumencial midday meditation Tue – Fri 1.30 – 1.45 p.m.

January – March:daily 7 a.m. – 6 p.m.April – December:daily 7 a.m. – 7 p.m.

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Domhof 1, 52062 Aachentour@aachenerdom.dewww.aachenerdom.de

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No visits during the ser-vices, e.g. no visits before 11 a.m., on Saturday and Sunday before 1 p.m.

Short-term closure due to church festivities is possible.

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With reservations the Cathedral is accessible barrier-free.

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Cathedral Treasury

The Cathedral Treasury in Aachen is the most important ecclesiastical treasury north of the Alps. It houses sacral art treasures, among them some unique exhibits like the Cross of Lothair, the Bust of Charlemagne and the Persephone sarcophagus. These exhibits document the importance of the Cathedral of Aachen as a place of the medieval treasury. Individuals are invited to explore the treasury with a guided tour (see page 15).

Admission: € 5,-,reduced price € 4,-,groups from 10 persons up € 4,- p. p.,families: (1 adult + children up to 17 years) € 5,-,(2 adults+ children up to 17 years) € 10,-)Tickets: Cathedral information

Cathedral information

The Cathedral information point is contact point for all information around the Aachen Cathedral and meeting point for Cathedral and Cathedral Treasury guided tours. Tickets for Cathedral tours and admission to the Cathedral Treasury can only be obtained here. The Cathedral information shop sells post-cards, souvenirs and publications about the Cathedral and Cathedral Treasury.

January – March:Mon 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.Tue – Sun 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. April – December:Mon 10 a.m. – 2 p.m., during the Advent season until 6 p.m.Tue – Sun 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.Last admission 20 min. before closing.

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Johannes-Paul-II-Str. 52062 Aachentel.: +49 241 47709-140tour@aachenerdom.dewww.aachenerdom.dewww.aachener-domschatz.de

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January – March:daily 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.April – December:daily 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.

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Johannes-Paul-II-Str. 52062 Aachentel.: +49 241 47709-145tour@aachenerdom.dewww.aachenerdom.de

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The Cathedral Treasury is accessible barrier-free.

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The Cathedral information point is accessible barrier- free.

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daily 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.At special events the town hall remains closed. Information: www.rathaus-aachen.de

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Rathaus

At the beginning of the 14th century the Aachen citizenship built the gothic ‘Rathaus‘ (town hall) on the foundation walls of the derelict palace building of Charlemagne. Between 936 and 1531 the banquets of the Aachen royal coronation ceremonies were held at this place. Today the monumental co-ronation hall still reminds of this time. There are also reproductions true to the originals of the imperial regalia, among them the imperial crowns, swords and the gospel books of sovereigns of the Middle Ages.

Admission: € 6,-, reduced price € 3,-, free admission for children & young people under 22 years

Markt52062 Aachentel.: +49 241 432-7310www.rathaus-aachen.de

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Museum card „Six for Six“The ‘Six for Six’ museum card provides admission to the five city museums (Ludwig Forum, Suermondt-Ludwig-Museum, Couven Museum, Centre Charle-magne, Internationaes Zeitungsmuseum) and the ‘Rathaus‘. ‘Six for Six’ is valid for 6 months, costs € 14,- (€ 10,- discounted) and is available from the relevant Aachen museums.

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Tue – Sun 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.Last admission 30 min.before closing.

Business hours

Katschhof 52062 Aachentel.: +49 241 432-4994info@centre-charlemagne.euwww.centre-charlemagne.eu

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Centre Charlemagne – Neues Stadtmuseum Aachen

The new city museum ‘Centre Charlemagne – Neues Stadtmuseum Aachen‘ in the heart of the former palatinate area of Charlemagne brings important stages of the city’s history to life: the Carolingian time, in which Aachen became the centre of the Franconian Empire, the city of coronations and sophisticated health resort of the baroque period. In the history laboratory you can immerse into Carolingian daily life and try out many things yourself: How heavy was a chain mail? What kind of cloths did ordinary people wear? What was the ink made of used for the magnificent scripts?

Discover the Route Charlemagne starting from the New City Museum Aachen!

Admission: € 6,-,reduced price € 3,-, free admission for children & young people under 22 years

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Ludwig Forum für Internationale Kunst

The Ludwig Forum for International Art Aachen is a multidisciplinary, contemporary art institution. It is based on the collection of Peter and Irene Ludwig with key works of Pop Art, photo realism and European art from the 1960is until today. The collection comprises more than 3000 works – from artists e.g. Duane Hanson, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Andy Warhol, Nancy Graves, Neo Rauch, Phyllida Barlow, Jenny Holzer and many others. It is starting point for an attractive and multiface-ted exhibition and event programme.

Admission: € 6,-, reduced price € 3,- (separate prices for special exhibitions), free admission for children & young people under 22 years as well as for for Euregio childcare centres and schools.

Thursday is ZENTIS day, free admission.

Jülicher Str. 97 – 10952070 Aachentel.: +49 241 1807-104info@ludwigforum.dewww.ludwigforum.de

Tue – Sun 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.Thu 10 a.m. – 8 p.m. Thu ZENTIS day, free admission.Last admission 30 min. before closing.

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Couven Museum

Until the 12th of October 2019 the Couven Museum will be closed owing to renovation work.

Since 1958 the ‘House Monheim‘ in the his-torical city centre of Aachen has been an exhi-bition place of particularly impressive upper middle-class cultivation of home décor. The rooms form a harmonious ensemble of various interior design styles from Rococo to the Bie-dermeier era. In a large room display cabinet a selection of magnificent silver utensils of the 18th century are e.g. presented. More practical equipment in the kitchen – coffee roaster, coffee grinder and porcelain table-ware – shows that luxury drinks as coffee, tea and chocolate also found their way into middle-class life.

Admission: € 6,-, reduced price € 3,-, free admission for children & young people under 22 years

Tue – Sun 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.Last admission 30 min. before closing.

Business hours

Hühnermarkt 1752062 Aachentel.: +49 241 432-4421 info@couven-museum.dewww.couven-museum.de

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With reservations the Couven Museum is acces-sible barrier-free.

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Grashaus

Aachen is the city of the Charlemagne Prize and has the special commitment of introdu-cing young people to the topic of Europe. This takes place in the ‘Grashaus‘, which represents the station ’Europe’ of the Route Charlemagne. The ‘Grashaus‘ is one of the oldest buildings in Aachen and of great histo-rical importance. Although the educationalists have adjusted themselves to their young audi-ence with monumental comic drawings of the Berlin artist Andree Volkmann and modern interactive media stations, the beautiful old architecture has well been preserved. After registration – visitors can visit the house with the historic charter hall and the central hall called ’chapel ’.

Admission: Only within booked groups or as participant of the public guided tour € 2,- (see tip)

Suermondt-Ludwig-Museum

The Suermondt-Ludwig-Museum undergoes an interim period. The house gets a new air-conditioning system and until 2020 it is only open on special occasions – e.g. Tuesdays from 1 p.m. – 1:15 p.m. for the KUNSTPAUSE (art break) (again from September 2019, before = summer break).

During the interim period the museum carries out research, restoration work and prepares exhibitions. Look forward to the great Dürer exhibition, which will be opened on the 7th of October 2020!

Wilhelmstr. 1852070 Aachentel.: +49 241 47980-40info@suermondt-ludwig-museum.dewww.suermondt-ludwig-museum.de

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Public guided tour in Ger-man language on the history, building history and new use of the Grashaus each Saturday at 3 p.m. Only upon prior arrange-ment under +49 241 432-4998 or museumsdienst@mail.aachen.de

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Fischmarkt 352062 Aachentel.: +49 241 432-4998museumsdienst@mail.aachen.dewww.grashaus-aachen.eu

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Internationales Zeitungsmuseum

In an impressive residential house from the 15th century the ‘Internationales Zeitungs-museum‘ (International Newspaper Museum) offers one of the most recent and informative presen tations on the international world of media of the 21st century. With articles like ‘from event to information’ or ‘lie and truth’ it conveys media competence in a clear and contemporary way. The world-wide unique collection is based on a stock of 300,000 international newspapers from five centuries.

Admission: € 6,-, reduced price € 3,-, free admission for children & young people under 22 years

CHIO Aachen-Museum/History Tour

It is the most famous equestrian tournament in the world: the World Equestrian Festival CHIO Aachen. Each year more than 350,000 visitors passionately follow the competitions in five disciplines. In the CHIO Aachen-Museum the highlights from more than one hundred years can be seen once again e.g. the riding boots of Hans Günter Winkler, as well as his-torical trophies, medals and many curiosities. Another special feature is the ‘History Tour‘: Information boards at prominent locations on the CHIO Aachen-venue inform visitors about the constructing development of the traditio-nal tournament grounds in the Aachen Soers.

Admission: free

Tue – Sun 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.Last admission 30 min. before closing.

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Pontstraße 1352062 Aachentel.: +49 241 432-4910izm@mail.aachen.dewww.izm.de

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CHIO Aachen-MuseumWed, Fr 12 a.m. – 5 p.m.(under reserve)

History Tour working days 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.

Business hours

Albert-Servais-Allee 5052070 Aachentel.: +49 241 9171-0museum@chioaachen.dewww.chioaachen.de

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Büchel-Museum

Since the end of 2018 one of the oldest town houses of Aachen, the “Rote Burg”, accom-modates the privately run Büchel-Museum. As the first central exhibition, a comprehensive collection with graphic artworks and works of the artist Emil Orlik, who died in Prague in 1870, are shown. Impressive are his colou-red woodcuts – Orlik learned this technique during his journeys to Japan.Additionally, temporary exhibitions of regional art collectors are planned in the new museum, as well as literary evenings with readings and music evenings for the promotion of young artists.

Admission: € 6,-, reduced price € 3,-, free admission for children & young people under 22 years, groups up to 10 persons by arrangement

Thu – Sun 12 a.m. – 6 p.m.

Business hours

Büchel 14, 52062 Aachentel.: +49 171 4224434info@ roteburg-buechelmuseum.dewww. roteburg-buechelmuseum.de

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NAK. Neuer Aachener Kunstverein

In 1986 the NAK was founded as a late echo of the legendary Fluxus-Festival. The NAK does not only take on a primary function for the local art scene, but is internationally recognized as an innovate platform for cont-emporary art. The exhibitions of the NAK are always accompanied by a varied supporting programme.

Admission: € 2,-, reduced price € 1,-, groups of 3 – 5 persons € 5,-

Abbey treasure St. John the Baptist

St. John Baptist characterises the view of Burt-scheid with its baroque domed building struc-ture. Inside it accommodates an important church treasure, which consists of four parts: liturgical vessels, reliquaries, mosaic icons and chasubles. The oldest reliquary is a former rock crystal perfume bottle from Egypt of 990. The abbess’s cross of 1230 and the bust of St. John the Baptist enrich the collection.

Admission: € 2.50, reduced price € 2,-, Groups and school classes by arrangement

Tue – Sun 2 p.m. – 6 p.m.

Business hours

Passstr. 29, 52070 Aachentel.: +49 241 503255info@neueraachenerkunstverein.de www.neueraachenerkunstverein.de

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Abteiplatz, 52066 Aachen tel.: +49 241 96101-0 abteischatz@st-gregor-von-burtscheid.de www.st-gregor-von-burtscheid.de

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Each 1st Sat and 3rd Wed in the month from 3 p.m.– 5 p.m. (approx. 30 min. guided tour included)

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A small guidebook (DE, EN, FR, NL) is available.

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Kunsthaus NRW Kornelimünster

With its exhibitions and its collection the ‘Kunsthaus NRW Kornelimünster ‘ provides a glimpse into the present situation and future of the art scene in North Rhine-Westphalia. Since 1948 the land NRW has promoted young artists through buying their artworks, among others of Karl Otto Götz, Ernst Wilhelm Nay, Günther Uecker, Gerhard Richter, Sigmar Polke, Katharina Sieverding, Bernd and Hilla Becher, Andreas Gursky, Gregor Schneider, Gerd and Uwe Tobias or Erika Hock. The ‘Kunsthaus‘ is accommodated in the magnificent seat of the former imperial Abbey Kornelimünster., which from 1719 has been converted from a magni-ficent baroque castle with ornate stucco and magnificent paintings into today’s premises.

Admission: free

Zollmuseum Friedrichs

The ‘Zollmuseum Friedrichs (customs museum) is a vivid centre in memory of the European border history. Approximately 3,000 exhibits show the history of customs and their de-velopment from the source of income to the protection of the local economy. This includes documents of the so-called ‘sinful border‘ during the Fifties. In addition forbidden souvenirs e.g. stuffed bears, croc bags, ivory, snakeskin and evidences of trademark piracy can be seen.

Guided group tours: Working days € 30,-, Sundays + holidays € 40,-, school classes € 20,- on working days and € 25,- on Sundays + holidays

Horbacher Straße 49752072 Aachentel.: +49 241 9970615zollmuseum@mail.aachen.dewww.zollmuseum-friedrichs.de

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Guided tours for single guests and families every 1st and 3rd Sunday of the month at 11 a.m. and 2.30 p.m. Free entrance and guided tour. Registration by telephone required!

Guided tours for groupsonly by appointment.

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Abteigarten 652076 Aachen- Kornelimünstertel.: +49 2408 6492info@kunsthaus.nrw.dewww.kunsthaus.nrw.de

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Thu, Fri, Sat 2 – 6 p.m.Sun 12 a.m.– 6 p.m.

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Guided Tours

Public Guided ToursTour of the old town

Dates: Sat, Sun, holidays 11 a.m. additionally 1/4 – 31/12 Mon-Sat 2 p.m. Price: € 8,-, children 6-13 years € 3.50Language: German, Duration: 90 minutesMeeting point: Tourist Info ElisenbrunnenTickets: at the Tourist Info Elisenbrunnen or under www.aachen-tourismus.de

Tour of the old townDates: 1/4 – 31/12 Sat 11 a.m.Price: € 10,-, children 6-13 years € 4.50Duration: 90 minutesMeeting point: Tourist Info ElisenbrunnenTickets: at the Tourist Info Elisenbrunnen or under www.aachen-tourismus.de

Tour of the town hall

Dates: 1/4 – 31/12, Sat/Sun 10.30 a.m.Price: € 11,-,reduced price € 8,- (entrance fee included), children & young people under 22 years € 5,- Language: German, Duration: 1 hourMeeting place: Lobby of the town hallTickets: at the Tourist Info Elisenbrunnen or under www.aachen-tourismus.de

Our guided city tours and sightseeing tours are only to a certain extent barrier-free. We would be pleased to inform you on this subject by e-mail to booking@ aachen-tourismus.de

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The ‚Rathaus‘ cannot be visited during special events. Information: tel.: +49 241 18029-50

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Guided tour of the Cathedral

Dates: Mon – Fri 11 a.m., 12 a.m., 1 p.m., 2 p.m., 3 p.m., 4 p.m. 5 p.m., 6*p.m.Sat 1 p.m., 2 p.m., 3 p.m., 4 p.m., 5 p.m., 6*p.m. (*only from April – December)

Sun 1 p.m., 2 p.m., 3 p.m., 4 p.m.Price: € 5,-, reduced price € 4,-Language: GermanDuration: approx. 45 minutesTicket & meeting point: Cathedral Information

Guided tour of the Cathedral Treasury

Dates: Sat 11 a.m.Price: € 8,-, reduced price € 7,-Extra prices for familiesDuration: approx. 45 minutesTicket & meeting point: Cathedral Information

Eat the World

Away from the trodden tourist paths, Eat the World offers very special guided city tours with exceptional flavours: with Eat the World you not only go on a discovery tour, with Eat the World new tastes are discovered! On each Eat the World tour local small restaurants and shops, delicatessen shops, confectionery shops and bakeries offer exquisite samples of their delicacies. Away from mass production and restaurant chains, many regional pro-ducts, produced and prepared with love, are found on an Eat the World tour.

City Guide ‘FLApp‘

What connects Aachen cathedral with multimedia specialists of the RWTH? The explanation is found in the App of the Future Lap Aachen. It leads you along 13 stations from the old town to the inner city campus of the RWTH Aachen. In compact and easy to understand articles it presents exciting pro-jects of the Aachen University – from artificial mother of pearl to special vests for visually impaired people.

Guided tours in EN: daily at 2 p.m.

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Tickets for the public Cathedral and Cathedral Treasury tours cannot be reserved!

The Cathedral cannot be visited during special events. Information:www.aachenerdom.de

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The App is available via iOS and Android. More information under www.futurelab-aachen.de

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Aachener CityTour

Explore Aachen and environment with the open topped double-decker bus. The ticket offers you the possibility of getting on and off the bus at 15 different bus stops for one whole day.

Dates: April – October, Wed – Sun10.30 a.m., 1 p.m. and 3.30 p.m.November/December, Sat 1 p.m. onlyDuration: approx. 2 hoursPrice: € 15,-, children 4-14 years € 8,- One paying adult each up to two children (4 – 14 y) free. Languages: DE, EN, FR, NL, I, E, RUS, SWE, JAP, CHIDeparture: Elisenbrunnen, ASEAG bus stop H.5Tickets: at the Tourist Info Elisenbrunnen, directly from the bus driver or under www.cityfahrten.de

Sightseeing tour by bus Dates: Sat 2.30 p.m.Price: € 12,-, children 6-13 years € 8,-Language: GermanDuration: 2 hoursMeeting point: Tourist Info ElisenbrunnenTickets: at the Tourist Info Elisenbrunnen or under www.aachen-tourismus.de

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Wheelchair users accompanied by one paying person free.

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aixdrive Segway tours

A guided tour of the town, which lets your heart beat faster: Discover Aachen on a Seg-way tour. After a short introduction into the technique as well as a test drive get to know Aachen and the environment in a quite diffe-rent way. Different tours are offered, e.g. the city tour, the Lousberg tour, the threecountry tour or the tour ‘On the tracks of Charlemagne‘.

Dates: daily on requestPrice: up to € 44,-Language: DE, EN, FR, NLDuration: min. 90 minutes

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Charlemagne guides you through Aachen

Explore Aachen‘s old town with the help of the tour guide and the sunken brass nails. In between Emperor Charlemagne pipes up and gives interesting facts and little anecdotes.

This guide is available in five languages (DE, EN, FR, NL, ES) at a price of € 3.95 at the Tourist Info Elisenbrunnen.

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Condition for participa-tion in a Segway tour is the possession of a valid driver’s license (min. moped driver’s license) and the minimum age of 15 years.

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Aachen Chronoskope®

By means of the worldwide unique Chronosko-pe® in Aachen city, you are given the possibility of making a time journey through the history of the imperial city. 2.50 m high metal columns with 3 eyepieces in different heights allow young and old a view into the past. By pushing a button, two-minute animations with interes-ting information are activated free of charge and in four different languages (DE, EN, FR, NL). The places where the Chronoskope® installa-tions are located have carefully been selected in relation to the various subjects. The six subjects are: The Aachen Cathedral, the ‘Rathaus‘ (town hall), the palatinate of Charlemagne, the Granus tower, the Capitualre de Villis – herb garden of Charlemagne – and last but not least the mine-ral thermal springs, which have made Aachen famous until today.

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Route Charlemagne –A walk through Aachen’s history

The ‘Route Charlemagne’ is an excursion tour along all great sights of Aachen’s inner city. The ‘Centre Charlemagne – Neues Stadtmuse-um Aachen’ (A) is centre and starting point of the ‘Route Charlemagne‘, which leads to im-portant places and buildings, e.g. the Aachen Cathedral, the historic ‘Rathaus‘ (town hall) and many places more. Each station deals with its own subject of Aachen’s town history around Charlemagne, but is also exemplary for the historic development within Europe. War and peace as well as Aachen’s coronati-on tradition are in the focus of a visit of the Rathaus (B). In Cathedral and treasury (C) religious aspects are in the foreground. In the ‘Grashaus‘ (D) school classes learn all about Europe and its meaning. The ‘Elisenbrunnen‘ (E) tells us about the spa resort Aachen. The Couven Museum (F) demonstrates how citizens used to live in past times. The ‘Inter-nationale Zeitungsmuseum‘ (G) (International Newspaper Museum) deals with history and future of the media landscape. Last but not least there is the SuperC (H) next to the main building of the RWTH Aachen as a symbol for modern science.

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All sights of the Route Charlemagne are listed and explained in a travel guide: “Route Charle-magne Aachen – a walk through history”. The book is available in Ger-man and English language at a price of € 9.80 at the Tourist Info Elisenbrunnen.

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Favorite spots

Our favorite spotsFor us Aachen definitely is the most beautiful city in the world! To prove this, we present you a selection of our personal favourite spots. Let you be inspired by us for your stay in Aachen: My favourite spot in Aachen…

...are the front steps of the town hall. Especially on sunny days me and my friends like to sit on the front steps of the town hall to exchange the news of the day, enjoy the sun, watch people pass by and I am are each time amazed at the most beautiful sight Aachen has to offer – Aachen cathedral! My personal tip: get there early enough at events e.g. the wine festival “WeinSommer” and at the cathedral jumping event “Domsprin-gen”, which take place on the Katschhof. Otherwise the best places in the town hall steps have gone. Whether in summer with a frozen yoghurt or in winter with a café to go – the town hall steps are like a premier seat with gigantic view of my personal favourite cathedral.

Kathrin, former trainee

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...is the tower „Bismarckturm“.

From up there you have a fantastic view of the city: tranquillity and distant view let quickly forget the hustle and bustle below. You can also clearly see the University Clinic and the visit is free! Against presentation of your identity card or similar, the friendly staff of the cemetery office (left at the front entrance) hand out the key. Follow the way half right over the cemetery of honour and you will reach the Bismarckturm in approx. 4 min walking distance – in the middle of the green area. In the past adults paid 10 pfennig entrance fee – unbelievable, the “good old times”.

Reinhard Mäurer, city guide

...is the quarter „Frankenberger Viertel“.

I have been living here for more than eight years and I still find myself walking through the streets with my eyes wandering up the wonderful facades of the Frankenberg old town houses. I would really like to see one or the other town villa from inside. Summer is the most beautiful season in the Frankenber-ger Viertel, when everybody sits in front of a café or in the park to enjoy the sun.

Claire, team marketing & communication

...is the town hill „Lousberg“.

Only the way there, over the Veltmanplatz, along the memorial, walking the Kupfer-straße and then up the Belvedere Alley is an experience; in only a few minutes from town into a green area. On top of the Lousberg you can always discover new paths, find places that you have never seen before. Beautifully designed flower beds show the importance of this place for Aachen citizens. Walking uphill is rewarded with a fabulous view of Aachen from high up. Again and again an experience!

Nicole, team Administration

More favourite spots are found under www.aachen-tourismus.de

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Shoppingin Aachen

A useful inner-city map with information on the pedestrian zones is found in the envelope.

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Shopping in front of historic scenery with pic-turesque facades and narrow alleys, student atmosphere and international flair … this is a special experience, which you would hardly find anywhere else. Aachen, on the one hand, offers department stores as well as small and big shopping malls and, on the other hand, also special, exclusive, partly owner-run bou-tiques and shops with their very own style. In Aachen the symbiosis of experiencing and enjoying is well noticeable. Between shopping and strolling around you should have a break in one of the beautiful cafés or bistros that invite you to linger and quickly let you forget about your original plans for your shopping day in Aachen. Shopping in Aachen – everything included!

Opening hours:

The shops are mainly open from Mon – Sat from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. (the exact opening hours of individual shops may vary).

Open Sundays 2019:

29th of September, 8th of December, from 1 p.m. – 6 p.m.

In the shopping portal for Aachen you find all information needed for shopping in Aachen. You would like to discover new shops and get to know the latest shopping news? Under www.aachen-shopping.de you got it all!

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Theatre & EntertainmentTheater AachenSinfonieorchester Aachen Mörgens

Opulent operas, spectacular plays, nationally celebrated concerts: on stage, in the intimate theatre and in the Mörgens the Theater Aachen invites you to meet touching and fascinating histories and characters.

Advance booking at the theatre,

tel.: +49 241 4784-244theaterkasse@mail.aachen.de

Evening box-office opens 1 hour before start of the performance

Stadtpuppenbühne

‘Öcher Schängche‘info@oecher-schaengche.dewww.oecher-schaengche.de

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Tue – Sat 11 a.m. – 6 p.m.Sat 11 a.m. – 2 p.m

Business hours

Theater AachenTheaterplatz 52062 Aachentheater@mail.aachen.dewww.theateraachen.de

MörgensMörgensstraße 2452064 Aachentheater@mail.aachen.dewww.moergens.de

Contact

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Grenzlandtheater Aachen

The visitor of the Grenzlandtheater is offered a varied theatre programme: from upscale comedy over (modern) classic and contempo-rary drama up to musical: For the one who is looking for sophisticated entertainment and wants to experience theatre firsthand, the Grenzlandtheater is the right place to be.

Advance booking at the theatre,tel.: +49 241 4746-111 or online:www.grenzlandtheater.de

Evening box-officeopens 90 minutes before the performance starts

Black Table Magic Theater Aachen

Experience magic moments at close range direc-tly at the Black Table. One table, two artists, four hands, 70 spectators and 120 minutes show!

Advance booking under www.black-table.de or from all known advance booking offices

Mon – Fri 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.,5 p.m. – 6.30 p.m.Sat 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.

Business hours

Friedrich-Wilhelm-Platz 5/6 Elisen Galerie52062 Aachentel.: +49 241 4746-10info@grenzlandtheater.dewww.grenzlandtheater.de

Contact

Black Table Magic Theater(Cineplex Aachen)Borngasse 30 52064 Aachentel.: +49 241 90068309 info@black-table.dewww.black-table.de

Contact

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DAS DA THEATER

The repertoire of the biggest private theatre of the StädteRegion Aachen, with more than 500 performances and 55,000 spectators per year, is characterized by premiers, contemporary pieces, classics and musical works. Tickets online under www.dasda.de, at the theatre or in the Buchladen Pontstraße 39 (tel.: +49 241 28008)

TheaterK

Resident in Aachen for 33 years, the Theater K with its professional drama ensemble has plaid at always new venues. Dramas, scenic musical readings and other cross-over projects take place in the TuchWerk or in various Aachen museums.

Theater 99

The Theater 99 is Aachen’s oldest indepen-dent theatre. Here comedians, independent and amateur theatres, street artists and also groups of children and pupils are continually coming and going.

Advance booking at the theatre,tel.: +49 241 27458or at the Medienhaus Aachen Elisenbrunnen, Friedrich-Wilhelm-Platz

Liebigstraße 952070 Aachentel.: +49 241 161688theater@dasda.dewww.dasda.de

Contact

Tue – Fri 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.

Business hours

Strüverweg 116 52070 Aachentel.: +49 241 151155theater-k@arcor.dewww.theater-k.de

Gasborn 9 – 1152062 Aachentel.: +49 241 9290959info@akut-theater99.dewww.akut-theater99.de

Contact

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Food & Drink

Restaurant BrunnenhofSchleidener Str. 132 52076 Aachen - Walheimtel.: +49 2408 58850info@brunnenhof-aachen.dewww.brunnenhof-aachen.de

50 20 – 50

La BrasseriePullman Aachen QuellenhofMonheimsallee 5252062 Aachentel.: +49 241 9132-0h5327@accor.comwww.pullmanhotels.com

90 400

Le SaladierHotel BuschhausenAdenauerallee 21552066 Aachen tel.: +49 241 60080 rezeption@hotel-buschhausen.de www.hotel-buschhausen.de

90 30 – 60

Rose am DomFischmarkt 152062 Aachentel.: +49 241 97906667info@roseamdom-aachen.dewww.roseamdom-aachen.de

50 25

Restaurant Schloß SchönauSchönau Allee 2052072 Aachentel.: +49 241 173577schlossschoenau@t-online.dewww.schlossschoenau.com

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Gourmet-Restaurantsin Aachen

The selection of restaurants is based on the list of members of the aachen tourist service e.v.

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Restaurant St. Benedikt (1 Michelin-Stern) Benediktusplatz 1252076 Aachentel.: +49 2408 2888 info@stbenedikt.de www.stbenedikt.de

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terrace seats groups* Gourmet-Restaurantsin Aachen

Gut Schwarzenbruch Gut Schwarzenbruch 152222 Stolberg tel.: +49 2402 22275info@schwarzenbruch.dewww.schwarzenbruch.de

220 70

Brasserie FLO Maastricht Stationsstraat 28NL-6221 BR Maastrichttel.: +31 43 3282525info@flomaastricht.nlwww.flomaastricht.nl

160 160

Château St. GerlachJoseph Corneli Allée 1NL-6301 KK Valkenburg tel.: +31 43 6088888gerlach@chateauhotels.nl www.chateauhotels.nl

62 200

Bilderberg Kasteel Vaalsbroek Vaalsbroek 1, NL-6291 NH Vaals tel.: +31 43 3089308vaalsbroek@bilderberg.nlwww.vaalsbroek.nl

90 on request

Hotel Kasteel BloemendalBloemendalstr. 150 NL-6291 CM Vaals tel.: +31 43 3659800 info@bloemendal.valk.nlwww.hotelbloemendal.nl

130 150

Fletcher Hotel Kasteel Erenstein Kerkradersteenweg 4 NL-6468 PA Kerkrade tel.: +31 45 5461333info@kasteelerenstein.nlwww.kasteelerenstein.nl

40 200

terrace seats groups* Gourmet-Restaurantsin the surrounding

29* for groups up to.../in separate area

Restaurant PirandelloTunnelweg 99NL-6372 XH Landgraaf tel.: +31 45 5464343 info@winselerhof.nlwww.winselerhof.nl

80 120

Kasteel TerWormTerworm 5, NL-6411 RV Heerlen tel.: +31 45 40011-11info@terworm.valk.nl www.terworm.nl

80 40

Gourmet-Restaurantsin the surrounding terrace seats groups*

Food & Drink

Aachener BrauhausDegraa am Theater Kapuzinergraben 452062 Aachentel.: +49 241 36017info@aachener-brauhaus.dewww.aachener-brauhaus.de

220 90

Restaurant Am KnippBergdriesch 3, 52062 Aachentel.: +49 241 33168info@amknipp.dewww.amknipp.de

220 40

Aposto AachenKapuzinergraben 1952062 Aachentel.: +49 241 4453682aachen@aposto.euwww.aachen.aposto.eu

300 150

Restaurant Art Hotel AachenAdenauerallee 209, 52066 Aachentel.: +49 241 608360reservation@art-hotel-aachen.de www.art-hotel-aachen.de

60 60

Hotel-Restaurant BismarckturmMonschauer Str. 44, 52076 Aachentel.: +49 241 609000bismarckturmaachen@googlemail.comwww.hotel-bismarckturm.de

200 50

dean&davidFriedrich-Wilhelm-Platz 12 52062 Aachentel.: +49 241 70194490friedrich-wilhelm-platz.aachen @deananddavid.com www.deananddavid.com

70 50

Restaurants in Aachen terrace seats groups*

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EB Restaurant Friedrich-Wilhelm-Platz 1452062 Aachentel.: +49 241 94313490info@eb-aachen.dewww.eb-aachen.de

240 120

Restaurant Gare du NordJülicher Straße 12352070 Aachentel.: +49 241 47582114info@gare-du-nord.euwww.gare-du-nord.eu

45 45

Restaurant Gut EntenpfuhlEntenpfuhler Weg 11 52074 Aachentel.: +49 241 71393 rest.gutentenpfuhl@t-online.dewww.gut-entenpfuhl.de

150 80

Hanswurst –Das WurstrestaurantMünsterplatz 652062 Aachentel.: +49 241 47581491hans@hanswurst.dewww.hanswurst.de

50

Restaurant il MercatoArt Hotel Superior Am Branderhof 10152066 Aachentel.: +49 241 6097-0reservation@art-hotel-superior.de www.art-hotel-superior.de

100 100

Kurpark-TerrassenDammstr. 40, 52066 Aachen tel.: +49 241 66696 info@kurpark-terrassen.dewww.kurpark-terrassen.de

255 300

UpTown Sky Lounge & Restaurant Innside by Meliâ AachenSandkaulstr. 2052062 Aachentel.: +49 241 510370innside.aachen@melia.comwww.innside.com

90 30

Jolie JourHarscampstraße 5752062 Aachen tel.: +49 241 99770789 info@joliejour.dewww.joliejour.de

45 25

Restaurants in Aachen terrace seats groups*

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Karl‘s Wirtshaus & BarMarkt 17-21, 52062 Aachen tel.: +49 241 99700282info@karls-wirtshaus.dewww.karls-wirtshaus.de

160 60

Kolpinghaus Restaurant RuzaWilhelmstr. 50/5252070 Aachen tel.: +49 241 39422ruza@restaurant-ruza.dewww.restaurant-ruza.de

73 100–120

Restaurant LunaTheaterplatz 7, 2062 Aachen tel.: +49 241 44108030info@restaurant-luna.dewww.restaurant-luna.de

110 90

Restaurant Mercure Aachen Europaplatz Joseph-von-Görres-Str. 21 52068 Aachentel.: +49 241 1687-0 H0482@accor.comwww.mercure.com

90 250

Novo2 Novotel Aachen CityPeterstr. 66, 52062 Aachentel.: +49 241 5159-180H3557-AM@accor.comwww.novotel.com

150 100

Restaurant-Bistro MacaroniSchmiedstr. 24, 52062 Aachentel.: +49 241 30044post@macaroni-aachen.dewww.restaurant-macaroni.de

123 65

Bar & Restaurant KochkulturCarolus ThermenPassstr. 79, 52070 Aachen tel.: +49 241 18274-612gastronomie@carolus-thermen.dewww.carolus-thermen.de

80 40

Restaurant Zum goldenen EinhornMarkt 33, 52062 Aachentel.: +49 241 32693zum-goldenen-einhorn@web.dewww.zum-goldenen-einhorn.de

84 62

Restaurants in Aachen terrace seats groups*

Food & Drink

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Michel & Friends Hotel MonschauLaufenstr. 82, 52156 Monschau tel.: +49 2472 860info@michelhotel-monschau.dewww.michel-hotels.de

250 200

Hotel-Restaurant JägersruhTrierer Str. 23, 52156 Monschautel.: +49 02472 3774 jaegersruh-eifel@web.dewww.jaegersruh-eifel.de

150 60

Landhotel KallbachSimonskall 24 – 26 52393 Hürtgenwald tel.: +49 2429 94440 info@kallbach.dewww.kallbach.de

100 140

Landgasthof Gut MarienbildchenMünsterbildchen 352159 Roetgen tel.: +49 2471 2523info@gut-marienbildchen.dewww.gut-marienbildchen.de

60 30

Hotel-Restaurant-MennickenJülicher Str. 8052146 Würselentel.: +49 2405 73058hotel.mennicken@t-online.dewww.restaurant-mennicken.de

300 150

Restaurants in the surrounding terrace seats groups*

Zum Goldenen SchweinFranzstraße 40, 52064 Aachentel.: +49 176 56315004info@goldenesschwein.dewww.goldenesschwein.de

86 30

Restaurant Zum Wehrhaften SchmiedJakobstr. 26, 52064 Aachen tel.: +49 241 36646

130 50/70

Hotel Restaurant Zur HeideRaafstr. 76 – 80, 52076 Aachentel.: +49 2408 925260hotelzurheide@aol.comwww.hotel-zur-heide-aachen.de

80 80

Restaurants in Aachen terrace seats groups*

33* for groups up to.../in separate area

Hotel Restaurant St. Jobser HofHauptstr. 266 52146 Würselen tel.: +49 2405 9075info@hotel-st-jobser-hof.dewww.hotel-st-jobser-hof.de

100 70

Hotel Restaurant Vichter-LandhausMünsterau 140 52224 Stolbergtel.: +49 2402 9891-0gastro@vichter-landhaus.dewww.vichter-landhaus.de

150 100

Best Western Hotel SlenakenHeijenratherweg 4NL-6276 PC Slenakentel.: +31 43 4573546tilo@hotelslenaken.comwww.hotelslenaken.com

70 250

Bistrot de LiègeJoseph Corneli Allée 1NL-6301 KK Valkenburgtel.: +31 43 6088888info@stgerlach.nlwww.oostwegelcollection.nl

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Golden Tulip ParkstadRoda JC Ring 59NL-6466 NH Kerkradetel.:+31 45 5436470info@goldentulipparkstad.nlwww.goldentulipparkstad.nl

70 125

De Bokkerijder DreiländerpunktViergrenzenweg 232NL-6291 BX Vaals tel.: +31 43 3061589 info@bokkerijder.nlwww.bokkerijder.nl

200 200

Hotel ons KrijtlandJulianastraat 22, NL 6285 AJ Epentel.: +31 43 4551557info@krijtland.nlwww.krijtland.nl

85 30 – 100

Restaurant SnowWorldWitte Wereld 1NL-6372 VG Landgraaftel.: +31 45 5470700 www.snowworld.com

1.470 300

Kloosterbrasserie de KanunnikHeyendallaan 82NL-6464 EP Kerkradetel.: +31 45 5466888receptie@rolduc.comwww.rolduc.com

45 300

Restaurants in the surrounding terrace seats groups*

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China Restaurant Kink-Lon Franzstr. 45 – 47, 52064 Aachen tel.: +49 241 20798info@kink-lon.dewww.kink-lon.de

80 30

L‘Osteria Aachen Gut-Dämme-Str. 1, 52070 Aachen tel.: +49 241 6979929 aachen.gutdaemmestrasse @osteria.dewww.losteria.net

286 25

Pizzeria-Ristorante La FinestraPontstr. 123, 52062 Aachen tel.: +49 241 25845 info@lafinestra-aachen.dewww.lafinestra-aachen.de

120 70

Maredo Steak-Restaurant Reihstr. 10/hinter Elisengalerie, 52062 Aachen tel.: +49 241 21408info@maredo.dewww.maredo.de

140 50

Restaurant Palladion Schmiedstr. 3, 52062 Aachen tel.: +49 241 407038www.palladion-ac.de

210 50

Paparazzi Krefelder Str. 86,52062 Aachen tel.: +49 241 40102211info@paparazzi-aachen.dewww.paparazzi-aachen.de

80

THE ASH Aachen Gut-Dämme-Straße 352070 Aachentel.: +49 241 55924290aachen@ash-steakhouse.dewww.ash-steakhouse.de

250 28 – 70

Vapiano Restaurant AachenFranzstr. 51, 52064 Aachentel.: +49 241 55924290aachen1@vapiano.dewww.vapiano.com

200

World Cuisine in Aachen terrace seats groups*

35* for groups up to.../in separate area

Food & Drink

Curry-PalastKomphausbadstr. 39/4152062 Aachen tel.: +49 241 29602currypalast@gmail.comwww.curry-palast.eu

74

Dinea Restaurant Aachen Adalbertstraße 20 – 30 52062 Aachen tel.: +49 241 4767200isabelle.naeth@dinea.dewww.dinea.de

350 50

McDonald’sHolzgraben 1152062 Aachen tel.: +49 241 25913

140

McDriveJülicher Str. 342 – 35252070 Aachen tel.: +49 241 161001

70

McDonald’sDebeystr. 3952078 Aachen/Brand tel.: +49 241 9209594

70

Fast food restaurants in Aachen terrace seats groups*

Aachener Café HausKrämerstr. 11, 52062 Aachen tel.: +49 241 90088-90info@aachener-cafe-haus.dewww.aachener-cafe-haus.de

100 40 – 60

Bagels & BeansKleinmarschierstraße 78 – 80 52062 Aachentel.: +49 241 18017157 kleinmarschierstrasse@bagelsbeans.dewww.bagelsbeans.de

48 35

Cafés & Bars in Aachen terrace seats groups*

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Karls Centre CharlemagneKatschhof 152062 Aachentel.: +49 241 46366087 info@karls-aachen.dewww.karls-aachen.de

52

Katzencafé AachenAlexanderstraße 55-5752062 Aachen tel.: +49 241 99033650info@katzencafe-aachen.dewww.katzencafe-aachen.de

40

Café MDammstr. 29/31 52066 Aachen tel.: +49 241 95184-61 info@cafe-M-Aachen.dewww.cafe-M-Aachen.de

50 30

Café-Konditorei Middelberg Rethelstr. 6 52062 Aachen tel.: +49 241 39167www.cafe-middelberg.de/

100 60

Cafés & Bars in Aachen terrace seats groups*

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Food & Drink

Der TeeladenHaus EulenspiegelKrämerstr. 1, 52062 Aachen tel.: +49 241 23891c.reis@haus-eulenspiegel.dewww.haus-eulenspiegel.de

30 18

Masuto im Hof 12Hof 12, 52062 AachenTel.: +49 241 90055773hello@hof12.dewww.hof12.de

50

Nobis PrintenMünsterplatz 352062 Aachen tel.: +49 241 968000info@nobis-printen.dewww.nobis-printen.de

100

Café van den Daele Büchel 1852062 Aachen tel.: +49 241 35724 www.van-den-daele.de

90 30 – 40

Café zum MohrenHof 4, 52062 Aachen tel.: +49 241 35200 info@cafezummohren.dewww.cafezummohren.de

100 40

Vertical die WeinbarKockerellstr. 13, 52062 Aachen tel.: +49 241 9006741 info@dieweinbar.de www.dieweinbar.de

50 20

The Wingman Beer & Booze Bar Annuntiatenbach 3 52062 Aachen welcome@thewingman.deww.thewingman.de

75

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Vennbahn

The Vennbahn belongs to the longest rail trail cycling tracks in Europe. While the track was formerly mainly used for the transport of coal and iron ore for more than 100 years, today cyclists pass the three countries Germany, Belgium and Luxembourg. The track is mainly asphalted and accompanied by nature, bor-derland flair and Vennbahn history. It can also easily be managed by untrained sportspersons and families.

Hiking in the ‘Aachener Wald‘

A junction point system marks walking and hiking tours around Aachen. Numbered junc-tion points at 90 locations make planning of hiking tours easier for walkers and hikers and facilitate orientation in the ‘Aachener Wald‘. Of the about 220 kilometres hiking track network in the ‘Aachener Wald‘ 80 kilometres have currently been marked with junction point numbers.

Leisure time & family

www.vennbahn.eu

Web

Leisure time& family

Note

125 km long cycling and hiking path from Aachen to Troisvierges (LUX)

Average gradient 2 % (offside the track 3-10 % is possible)

www.aachen.de/wandern

Web

A map with all junctions is available at the information point Tourist Info Elisenbrunnen and in many municipal offices.

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Eifelsteig

True to the motto: ‘where rock and water accompany you‘ the Eifelsteig is characterised by a varied, close-to-nature route with a high percentage of natural paths, magnificent views and a great number of formation ch-anges: From the highland moors of the Hohe Venn and beech hedges of the Monschau countryside, which are partly as high as the houses, through the national park Eifel with rock passage ways to especially impressive volcanic lakes near Daun and through the south of the Eifel to the destination Trier.

GrenzRouten

On the GrenzRouten you can explore the landscape, culture and history of the three-country region Germany, Belgium and the Netherlands. The routes lead through the wide hedged landscape of East Belgium, along rows of gnarled beech trees at the his-toric Landgraben of the Aachen Empire to the Limburg Heuvelland. The 6 to 19 km long loop trails additionally offer theme tours through the three countries and their common border country history.

Grünmetropole

Nature pure, interesting sights, places of historical interest and cultural variety. The Grünmetropole is worth a visit!The region Aachen-Düren-Heinsberg offers the visitor exciting adventure possibilities and contrasts within a small area. Abandoned areas characterized by industry, extensive heath landscapes and river valleys are waiting for you to be discovered.

The Inderoute is perfectly suited for starting the Eifelsteig hiking tour!

Tip

www.eifelsteig.de

Web

Note

313 km long premium hiking trail from Aachen/Kornelimünster to Trier

•15 stages, each between 14 and 28 km

www.grenzrouten.eu

Web

Note

•120 km long walking trail network in the Euregio

www.gruenmetropole.eu

Web

Discover the ‘Grünmet-ropole‘ by bicycle or on foot with the aid of the online-tour planner of the ‘Grünmetropole‘ that can be downloaded under www.gruenmetropole.eu

The tour planner is also available as free app (key word ‘Grünmetropole’).

Tip

Leisure time & family

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Additional leisure time tips

Outdoor

Bicycle rental service

Radstation (WABe e. V.)Bahnhofstraße 22, 52064 Aachentel.: +49 241 99033216www.radstation-aachen.de

SwapfietsPontstraße 133, 52062 Aachenwww.swapfiets.de.

VeloCity Aachenwww.velocity-aachen.de

Climbing Wood

Kletterwald AachenUnterer Backertsweg, 52074 Aachentel.: +49 241 51000824www.kletterwald-aachen.de

SnowWorld Kletterpark Witte Wereld 1 NL-6372 VG Landgraaftel.: +31 45 5470700www.snowworld.com

Crazy golf

Hotel BuschhausenAdenauerallee 215, 52066 Aachentel.: +49 241 60080www.hotel-buschhausen.de

Kurpark Minigolftel.: +49 160 1590106www.kurpark-minigolf.deonly from April to October

Minigolf Gut EntenpfuhlEntenpfuhler Weg 552074 Aachentel.: +49 241 77240www.minigolf-entenpfuhl.deonly from April to November

Labyrinth

DreiländerpunktViergrenzenweg 976291 BM Vaalstel.: +31 43 3065200www.drielandenpunt.nl

Swimming

Freibad HangeweiherAm Hangeweiher 3252074 Aachentel.: +49 241 72788www.aachen.deopen from 01/05 – middle of September

Zoo

Aachener Tierpark EuregiozooObere Drimbornstraße 4452066 Aachentel.: +49 241 59385www.euregiozoo.de

GaiaZoo Dentgenbachweg 105NL-6468 PG Kerkradetel.: +31 45 5676070www.gaiazoo.nl

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Indoor

Cinemas

Apollo Kino & BarPontstraße 141-149, 52062 Aachentel.: +49 241 9008484www.apollo-aachen.de

Capitol TheaterSeilgraben 8, 52062 Aachen tel.: +49 241 413180www.capitol-aachen.de

Cineplex AachenBorngasse 30, Im Kapuzinerkarree52064 Aachentel.: +49 241 413180www.cineplex-aachen.de

Eden PalastFranzstraße 45, 52064 Aachentel.: +49 241 4017020www.cineplex-aachen.de

Casino

Spielbank AachenKrefelder Straße 20552070 Aachen tel.: +49 241 1808-111www.spielbank-aachen

Escape Room

Indizio – The Finest Art to EscapeTheaterplatz 13, 52062 Aachen tel.: +49 241 44594520www.indizio.one

TeamEscape – Live AdventurePontstraße 156/158 52062 Aachen tel.: +49 241 53107480www.teamescape.com

Swimming, sauna,wellness & beauty

Babor Beauty Spa AachenSchmiedstr. 12, 52062 Aachen tel.: +49 241 4013244www.babor-beautyspa-aachen.de

Carolus ThermenStadtgarten/Passstr. 7952070 Aachentel.: +49 241 18274-0www.carolus-thermen.de

Saunadorf Roetgen-ThermePostweg 8, 52159 Roetgentel.: +49 2471 120-30www.roetgen-therme.de

Schwimmhalle BrandWolferskaul 19a, 52078 Aachentel.: +49 241 520323www.aachen.de

Elisabeth-HalleElisabethstraße 10, 52062 Aachentel.: +49 241 432-5216www.aachen.de

Schwimmhalle OstSt.-Josefs-Platz 8, 52068 Aachentel.: +49 241 9039191www.schwimmhalle-ost.de

Schwimmhalle SüdAmyastraße 8, 52066 Aachentel.: +49 241 61528www.aachen.de

Ulla-Klinger-HalleKronenberg/Händelstraße52074 Aachentel.: +49 241 76861www.aachen.de

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Ski

SnowWorld LandgraafWitte Wereld 1NL-6372 VG Landgraaftel.: +31 45 5470-700www.snowworld.com

Skittle

Hotel Buschhausen Adenauerallee 215, 52066 Aachen tel.: +49 241 60080www.hotel-buschhausen.de

Zum Wehrhaften SchmiedJakobstraße 26, 52064 Aachentel.: +49 241 36646

Thermal bath

Carolus Thermen Stadtgarten/Passstr. 7952070 Aachentel.: +49 241 18274-0www.carolus-thermen.de

salvea Schwertbad AachenBenediktinerstraße 2352066 Aachentel.: +49 241 6002-0www.schwertbad.de

Other

Historic railway

SelfkantbahnBergstraße 152511 Geilenkirchentel.: +49 2451 66990www.selfkantbahn.de

De Miljoenenlijn Zuid-Limburgse Stoomtrein MaatschappijStationstraat 20-22 NL-6369 VJ Simpelveld tel.: +31 45 5440018www.zlsm.de

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Carolus Thermen Bad Aachen

Spa

In the thermal world you can relax in plea-santly warm mineral thermal water with numerous water attractions in indoor and out-door pools. In addition 15 saunas and steam baths, one sauna garden with lake and many other offers invite you to enjoy intensive swe-ating and relaxing. With numerous massages and treatments the CAROLUS spa opens up the whole world of wellness for you and in the three restaurants there is something for every taste from light snacks, over Mediterranean cuisine to regional and seasonal dishes.

Multi-storey car park:€ 4,-/car

Note

Carolus ThermenStadtgarten/Passstraße 7952070 Bad Aachentel.: +49 241 18274-0mail@carolus-thermen.dewww.carolus-thermen.de

Contact

daily 9 a.m. – 11 p.m.limited business hours:24+25+31/12 and 01/01

Business hours

Durationof stay

without sauna with sauna

mon – fri mon – frisat/sun/public holidays

sat/sun/public holidays

up to 2,5 h € 12,- € 13,- € 26,- € 28,-

up to 3,5 h € 14- € 15,- € 30,- € 32,-

up to 4,5 h € 16,- € 17,- € 33,- € 35,-

full day € 18,- € 19,- € 36,- € 38,-

Experience wellness of the extra class in a fascinating ambience.

Prices October 2016, subject to change

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7.9. – 8.9.2018Europamarkt Aachenwww.europamarkt-aachen.de

4.9.2019 NetAachen Cathedral Jumping www.netaachen.de/domspringen

29.9.2019On this Sunday the shops are open 1 p.m. – 6 p.m.www.shopping-aachen.de

19.9. – 2.9.2019AachenSeptemberSpecialwww.aachenseptemberspecial.de

27.9. – 29.9.2019Aachener Kunstroute www.aachenerkunstroute.de

13.10.2019Altstadtflohmarkt (flea market)www.melan.de

22.11. – 23.12.2019Aachen Christmas Marketwww.aachenweihnachtsmarkt.de

20.12.2019 – 5.1.2020Aachener Weihnachtszirkuswww.weihnachtscircus-aachen.eu

29.12.2019On this Sunday the shops are open 1 p.m. – 6 p.m.www.shopping-aachen.de

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26.1.2020Karlsfestwww.aachen.de

23.2.2020Carnival in Aachen – Children’s Costume Carnivalwww.aak-akika.de

24.2.2020Carnival in Aachen – Monday’s Carnival Processionwww.aak-aachen.de

11.4. – 27.4.2020 Fun fair ‘Öcher Bend‘www.bend-aachen.de

21.5.2020International Charlemagne Awardwww.karlspreis.de

29.5. – 7.6.2020World Equestrian FestivalCHIO Aachen www.chioaachen.de

10.6. – 14.6.2020Historical Fair Kornelimünsterwww.roncalli.de

9.8. – 19.8.2019 Fun fair ‘Öcher Bend‘www.bend-aachen.de

7.10.2020 – 10.1.2021Dürer – Karl V. – Aachen3 exhibitions in Aachenwww.duerer.de

18.6. – 28.6.2021Pilgrimage 2021www.aachenerdom.de

Dates may change!

Ticket Shop in Aachen

Medienhaus AachenElisenbrunnenFriedrich-Wilhelm-Platz 252062 Aachentel.: +49 241 5101-0 kundenservice@zeitungsverlag-aachen.de

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For an overview of the current events, please visitwww.aachen-tourismus.de

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Spa & Reha in Aachen

Spa & Reha

The pedestrian zone with its small shops and their varied offer around the market square of Burtscheid, the weekly market as well as cafés and restaurants offer many possibilities to stay and linger. The Burtscheid spa gardens invite you for walks or simply relax under old trees. Right at the Burtscheid market square there are also the handicapped accessible guest facilities of the spa administration “Haus des Gastes”.

Already in early times the Romans in the former “Porcetum” discovered hot springs and used them for alleviation of diseases. Today the spa and rehabilitation facilities are mainly located in Burtscheid. Therefore, Aachen is permitted to call itself “Bad Aachen”.

Kur- und Bade gesellschaft mbH Kurverwaltung Bad Aachen Haus des GastesBurtscheider Markt 18 – 2052066 Bad Aachentel.: +49 241 60880-57mail@bad-aachen.dewww.bad-aachen.de

Contact

Burtscheid is Aachen’s spa and rehabilitation quarter. It has preserved the charm of a quiet city quarter with its own history and is very famous among Aachen locals and guests.

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Mineral thermal springs in Burtscheid

The Burtscheid mineral thermal springs with their 73°C are the hottest springs within Central Europe and are especially suited for alleviation of the following health complaints:

· Rheumatic disorders · Degenerative disorders of the musculoskeletal system · Conditions following accidents, secondary treatment of paralysis, and surgery on the Musculoskeletal System · Joint alterations due to gout

Today the bathing tradition in the mineral thermal water of the medicinal springs is being continued in a modern form in the Carolus Thermen Bad Aachen. More information under www-carolus-thermen.de

Spa and rehabilitation clinics

Medical specialists, trained qualified personnel and a healthy environment provide for optimal rehabilitation during your stay and make it a successful experience.

salvea Schwertbad AachenSupporting organisation: inoges agBenediktinerstraße 23, 52066 Bad Aachentel.: +49 241 6002-0welcome.aachen@salvea.de · www.salvea.de

Rehaklinik ‘An der Rosenquelle‘Supporting organisation: Kath. Stiftung Marienhospital AachenKurbrunnenstraße 5, 52066 Bad Aachentel.: +49 241 6007-0info@rosenquelle.de · www.rosenquelle.de

Spa & Reha

Note

Compared with the Burtscheid springs, the Aachen springs contain a slightly higher proportionof free hydrogen sulphide (H2S).

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Arrival &mobility

Arrival & mobilityEnviromental Zone Aachen

As of February 2016, Aachen has an Enviro-mental Zone. For the most part, the boundary of the Enviromental Zone follows Aachen’s outer ring road. In order to be able to drive your vehicle into Aachen’s city centre, you now need a so-called ‘Green Sticker’.

Outside the Enviromental Zone there are in total four park-&-ride areas from where you can catch a bus into the city centre on a regular basis.

· Jülicher Straße/Berliner Ring · Tivoli-Parkhaus (Krefelder Straße)· Waldfriedhof (Monschauer Straße)· Westfriedhof (Vaalser Straße)

www.aachen.de/umweltzone

Web

With the park + ride ticket up to five persons can park on week days for € 5,- and go by bus within the area of the Alleenring (return journey).www.aachen.de/parkandride

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Further parking

Electronic display boards show you the way and at the same time inform you about car parking spaces currently available in the city‘s parking garages.

Coach stops· Sandkaulstraße · Theaterplatz

Coach parkings · Krefelder Straße · Karmeliterstraße· Bendplatz

Local puplic transport in Aachen

The local puplic transport is organised very well. All areas in the inner city and the suburbs are reachable by bus or train. For the area of the AVV (Aachener Verkehrsverbund) you need only one ticket for bus and train.

More information: www.aseag.de or www.avv.de

During the Christmas Mar ket there is a coach parking at the ‘Bend-platz‘. You are allowed to park your coach there throughout the entire day toll-free.

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ASEAG Customer centre Schumacherstraße 14/ Peterstraßetel.: +49 241 1688-3040

Contact

Mon – Fri 7.30 a.m. – 6 p.m.Sat 8.30 a.m. – 2 p.m.

Business hours

www.apag.dewww.contipark.dewww.q-park.de

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Camping in Aachen& the surroundingStellplatz Bad Aachen

Branderhofer Weg 1152066 Aachen-Burtscheid

The generously designed parking place for mobile homes and caravans with 46 paved lots is open all year ‘around the clock’ and can be accessed at any time. The location offers optimal access to motorways as well as convenient bus connections into the city ofAachen. Free WLAN is offered.

Camping Cottesserhoeve (14km)

Cottessen 6 NL-6294 NE Vijlen tel.: +31 43 45513521 info@cottesserhoeve.nlwww.cottesserhoeve.nlOpen from april – september.

Camping Wesertal (25km)

Rue de l‘Invasion 68 B-4837 Baelen-Membach tel.: +32 87 301736mail@camping-wesertal.comwww.camping-wesertal.comOpen from april – october.

Kur- und Bade- gesellschaft mbHHaus des GastesBurtscheider Markt 18 – 2052066 Aachen-Burtscheidtel.: +49 241 99000991mail@aachen-camping.dewww.aachen-camping.de

Contact

Hoeve de Gastmolen (6km)

Lemierserberg 23NL-6291 NM Vaals tel.: +31 43 3065755 info@gastmolen.nlwww.gastmolen.nl Open from april – october.

Camping Rozenhof (14km)

Camerig 12NL-6294 NB Vijlen tel.: +31 43 4551611 info@campingrozenhof.nlwww.campingrozenhof.nl

Camping

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Published by: aachen tourist service e.v. on behalf of Aachen city councilResponsible: Katrin Hissel, Caroline NoerenbergEditor: Claire PietschLayout: wesentlich.As at: June 2019Circulation: 20.000

General information The information given in this brochure is intended to help you to plan your visit to Aachen. All addresses andinformation are correct to the best of our knowledge, but we cannot be held responsible for inaccuracies!

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