e-Scavenger hunt Aachen: Explore the city at your own pace

Aachen is the city of Charlemagne. Its palace, the cathedral and the historic city center are fantastic to explore with Qula. The intimate center and the various shopping streets invite you to spend many hours here. Aachen combines history, culture and conviviality in a wonderful way.

Located in the heart of the old city, Aachen Cathedral is one of the main attractions of Aachen. Its architecture and features still highlight the significance and imposing nature of the building, which was completed at the end of the 8th century at the request of Emperor Charlemagne.

The market in Aachen is the central point of the city. The fantastic town hall on the market in Aachen. Parts of which are from the Carolingian period.

Beautiful fountain. The doll fountain is located in the middle of the historic part of Aachen near the Dom.

The Elisenbrunnen are the symbol of the spa and bathing city of Aachen. Here, hot springs in the middle of the city center emerge at the earth's surface. Not only Charlemagne, but also the ancient Romans already appreciated these sources.

The Ponttor, also called Brückenpforte or Brückenthor in the 17th/18th century, is a city gate built in the 14th century and part of the outer city walls of the German city of Aachen.

The Klenkes is a typical greeting of the inhabitants of the city of Aachen and a landmark for Aachen residents worldwide.

Saint Nicholas Church is a former Franciscan monastery church in the German city of Aachen. The history of the church goes back to 1005.

The Granusturm is a monumental tower in the German city of Aachen. The tower originally belonged to the Aachen royal palace and is part of the town hall.

The imposing structures of Aachen Cathedral on one side and the city hall on the other tower over the Katschhof square. Against this unique historic background, the square is brought to life with numerous events.

Bronze sculpture Regenschirmdamen, or the Weather of Aachen in Aachen sculpture.

The Grashaus was built around 1260 and was Aachen's first town hall. It was an open symbol of the self-consciousness of its citizens.

Archaeological finds from Aachen can be admired on 60 m². Finds can be found from the Neolithic to the late Middle Ages