
This self-guided audio walking tour of Aachen allows travelers to explore the city at their own pace using the Tourific app. The tour guides you to key historical sites, including the cathedral, an apothecary known for one of Germany’s first chocolate bars, and the location where Paul Julius Reuter trained pigeons. You will encounter local legends such as the Bahkauv and stories involving a clever baker and the devil. The audio content is available offline, enabling you to pause for breaks, such as enjoying a rice tart in a baroque café. This experience suits those who prefer independent exploration over group tours. Note that the tour has been utilized by over 20,000 travelers and includes a full refund guarantee.
Smell the sulphurous water that drew Romans north and once cured Europe's wealthy of bad nerves.
Circle a fountain donated by the local bank that turned into a cartoon about greed.
Bend the limbs of the bronze figures yourself, because every passing child rearranges this fountain.
Meet the sulphurous calf that locals say climbs onto the shoulders of drunken men staggering home from taverns.
Stand inside the pharmacy where one of the first chocolate bars made in Germany was produced.
Look up at the emperor French troops once carried off as war booty, until the mayor petitioned Napoleon.
Lift a piece of medieval chain mail and meet the original bronze Charlemagne, retired from the rain.
Cross the paved courtyard where palace servants once swapped rumours between Charlemagne's chapel and his great hall.
Pause beside the chapel that held the bones of an emperor for three and a half centuries.
Notice the toddler the city kept hiding for twenty years before a council vote finally settled it.
Search out a Roman pagan coffin that once held a Christian emperor, and a knife he hunted with.
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