Essen starts its history in 800 AD, from the moment of the foundation of Verdun Abbey. It was the abbey which gave birth to this city. Essen is widely known for its exhibitions that are almost continuously conducted in a modern exhibition center. Besides this Essen is the location of central offices of a large number of well-known companies.
Essen is the largest exhibition center in Germany; every three days, there are various interesting exhibitions. The cultural life of the city is very rich and diverse. No matter for how long … Open
Essen is a major industrial and exhibition center, business travelers are main guests of the city. Anyway, it is quite attractive for ordinary travelers. Essen was badly damaged during the … Open
The oldest district in the city is Werden that will definitely impress hikers. Here, you can walk across the old beautiful streets that have remained unchangeable since the Middle Ages. During the Second World War, the district wasn’t damaged severely. Here, you can see a lot of fascinating buildings and squares aged over 500 years.
Exhibitions are not the only entertainment in Essen. The ideal place for a relaxing stroll is Kettviger Strasse street, which is home to the most popular shops. The street starts at the … Open
One of the most unusual attractions of the historical district is Haus Heck. The first references to it date back to the 14th century. The exact date of its construction is not known. The Knight’s House attracts with its magnificence and impregnability. Its main architectural feature is a high round tower that has been preserved in its original form since its construction.
1. The main train station in Essen is one of the most advanced in Germany, so you can get to almost any city in the country from it. Tourists who expect to visit nearby towns are recommended … Open
Fans of history should certainly visit the old Hugenpoet Castle. It is a large and fascinating complex of buildings. The first strengthening construction was built in the 8th century here. The castle you can see today was built in the late 17th century.