Weather in Aachen. Actual conditions and forecast

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More to see in Aachen

Travelers with children will find loads of fun for everyone in Aachen. A great place - Tierpark Aachen zoo - definitely should have a place in your vacation program. A lot of different animals live in this small, but pleasant zoo. The bulls, goats and ducks live in the roomy aviaries. It would be interesting for kids to feed them. There are a lovely recreation areas with benches in the zoo and the major feature - a bush covered with baby's dummies. When it's time to say goodbye to this unnecessary accessory, babies are brought here to tie their favorite dummy on the bunch. Zoo Tierpark Aachen is one of the most interesting and wonderful spots for families with children in Aachen. A great place for family recreation in a healthful way is the thermal complex Carolus Thermen Bad Aachen. Featuring a modern and stylish design, the center has excellent thermal pools (indoor and outdoor). You can swim with children without fear, because the temperature is warm enough at any time of year. A younger guests will be pleased with the beautiful pools, fountains and artificial waterfalls. After water procedures you can go for a walk in the park. A rainy day is a good reason to visit Aquis Plaza mall. It is the fanciest in the city. There are a lot of children's shops, recreation areas, restaurants and cafes in the mall. Aquis Plaza mall is especially beautiful on the eve of Christmas. It is decorated with plenty of Christmas trees and art installations. Aachen is famous for … Read further

Aachen guide chapters

Cultural excursion through Aachen - things to see

The local synagogue is an outstanding architectural monument, which is built in the Moorish style. One more important place of interest is located near Market Square. We are talking about the building of City Hall. The construction of the buildings was completed in 1353. Today tourists have a unique opportunity to visit the magnificent City Hall, where took place the coronation of 96 German rulers. In 1888 the … Open

Attractions and active leisure

All most interesting shops, souvenir and antique outlets are located in the Old Town. Here you will also find numerous restaurants and cafes. Many travelers arrive in Aachen before Christmas, because a grand fair is organized on Town Hall Square during this time of the year. In addition to Christmas tree decorations, sweets, and souvenirs, visitors traditionally buy the main drink of Christmas - mulled wine. Best … Open

Cuisine and top restaurants

Sankt Benedikt is quite a small restaurant that is a great choice for family rest. Here you will be offered to try delicious homemade cuisine and excellent wine. As the hall of the restaurant is quite small, it is better to book a table in advance. Stadtkrone restaurant is located in the center of the city. We must say that the menu of this restaurant will impress fans of meat dishes. In addition to delicious meat … Open

Traditions and mentality of Aachen

Horse remains the principal symbol of the city for many years. The reason for this is in the fast that the Aachen’s hippodrome is a regular venue for international competitions. Horse races here are held annually in late summer. The largest event here was held in 2006, when sportsmen from different parts of the world and tens of thousands of fans of equestrian sport arrived in Aachen. If you make a walk around … Open

Travel guide to Aachen

Burtscheid resort park is one of the main tourist attractions of the town. It was founded in 1609 when a new thermal spring was opened in one of the picturesque piedmont areas. The park bloomed in the early 19-th as a lot of boulevards and garden squares were opened here. The historical park is decorated with wonderful flowers and old fountains with sculptures. Today Burtscheid resort park is a constant venue for … Open

Review of luxury hotels

The upscale Mercure Hotel Aachen Am Dom won’t disappoint connoisseurs of modern comfort. It’s situated not far from the cathedral surrounded by prominent historical attractions. Guests can admire historic buildings from the panoramic windows of their rooms. The corner room is equipped with two picture windows from floor to ceiling. The famous Klenkes Bar decorated in style of yesteryears features romantic … Open

Climate in Germany and weather forecast - best seasons for visit

Germany should be visited only for the sake of its unrestrained colorful holidays. In winter, before the start of the Lent, incredible costumed processions and street parties take place on the streets of major cities. Particularly amazing celebrations pass along the river Rhine. In April, tourists will enjoy the Walpurgis Night with numerous vampires and witches who will walk around all the mountain villages. From May to September, there is the Rhine in Flames festival in the settlements on the Rhine. In June, a parade of representatives of homosexuality is arranged in the largest cities of the country. In mid-July, there is a large-scale festival called the Parade of Love in the heart of Berlin. Under the open sky, thousands of tourists and local residents can enjoy electronic music played by the world's best performers. … Open

Atmosphere of Germany: religion and languages

Provinces of Germany are a bit more serious about the religion, and there is still a church tax there. Kids in German schools, regardless of their personal preferences, learn the basics of the Christian religion and Protestantism. In general, the attitude of the Germans towards religion is quite tolerant. In addition to the main religions, there are many different sects whose work is not pursued at the state level. A clear division of law, labor and religion allows diverse confessions to exist in close proximity and not to provoke conflicts. … Open