• Aachen Cathedral - Situated in the heart of the historic city, Aachen Cathedral stands as a major attraction in Aachen. Its architecture and features continue to emphasize the building’s importance and grandeur, completed at the end of the 8th century at the behest of Emperor Charlemagne.
• Markt - The market in Aachen serves as the city’s central hub. The remarkable town hall located at the market in Aachen includes sections dating back to the Carolingian era.
• Puppenbrunnen - This charming fountain, known as the doll fountain, is nestled in the historic part of Aachen near the Cathedral.
• Elisenbrunnen - The Elisenbrunnen symbolizes Aachen’s heritage as a spa and bathing city. Here, hot springs surface in the city center. These springs were valued not only by Charlemagne but also by the ancient Romans.
• Ponttor - The Ponttor, also referred to as Brückenpforte or Brückenthor in the 17th/18th century, is a city gate constructed in the 14th century and forms part of Aachen’s outer city walls.
• Klenkes - The Klenkes is a distinctive greeting among Aachen’s residents and serves as a symbol for Aachen natives worldwide.
• Citykirche St. Nikolaus - Saint Nicholas Church, a former Franciscan monastery church, is located in Aachen, Germany. The church’s history dates back to 1005.
• Granusturm - The Granusturm is a significant tower in Aachen, Germany. Originally part of the Aachen royal palace, it is now integrated into the town hall.
• Katschhof - The impressive structures of Aachen Cathedral on one side and the city hall on the other dominate Katschhof square. This unique historic setting hosts numerous events, bringing the square to life.
• Regenschirmdamen - The bronze sculpture Regenschirmdamen, or the Weather of Aachen, is a notable sculpture in Aachen.
• Grashaus - Constructed around 1260, the Grashaus was Aachen’s first town hall, symbolizing the citizens’ self-awareness.
• Archaologische Vitrine - Archaeological discoveries from Aachen are displayed over 60 m², showcasing finds from the Neolithic to the late Middle Ages.

• A great online game and city walk in one
• Online App to play the game on your phone

• Use of smartphone and data

Experience Aachen in a unique and cost-effective manner with our online self-guided tour, accessible from our App. Engage in an exciting, family-oriented game where you respond to questions about various locations and complete search tasks, all from your smartphone. Simply log into our complimentary city game app and begin exploring Aachen.

This isn’t your typical guide, but rather a more flexible alternative allowing you to determine when to begin, pause, or halt your tour. Use GPS to navigate your way to the most charming squares, avenues, and landmarks, whilst learning fascinating details about the city. Uncover Aachen in its entirety with our unique city game app.

You’ll receive instructions on how to commence the tour post booking, which can be undertaken at any time of your choosing.

This city game also functions as an ideal group activity for a large number of participants.

• User friendly for the hearing impaired

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.