Aachen Germany - The Three Lands Corner
Aachen is a large city at the junction of three countries, known for its art and culture, as well as elegant shops and pubs. Charlemagne was fond of visiting this city due to the Aachener Printen, an irresistibly delicious type of gingerbread. Charlemagne constructed an impressive cathedral there as part of his travels around Europe. The Oldest City in Germany Aachen is Germany's westernmost city, situated directly along its border with Belgium and the Netherlands. Home to four prestigious universities, Rhineland-Westphalian Technical University (RWTH), Catholic University of Applied Sciences Aachen, and Aachen School of Architecture. One of Aachen's most notable landmarks, Aachen Cathedral, is an integral symbol of Emperor Charlemagne and his rule over much of Europe. The cathedral houses some of Germany's greatest treasures, such as his coronation throne and Golden Pulpit. Additionally, there are beautiful mosaics which add even further splendor to this historic site. At