A testament to the centuries
The historic façade is already an indication of the building’s glorious history: 50 rulers, 31 of whom were crowned in Aachen, surround the central figures of Charlemagne, Jesus and Pope Leo III. In the elaborately decorated rooms, too, the story of the city hall, which was built on the historic site of the great palace hall of Emperor Charlemagne, is brought to life. In the coronation hall, where formerly the rulers took a meal after being crowned, copies of the imperial regalia remind us of this glorious era today.
The city hall of Aachen is wheelchair accessible. An elevator is available at the entrance. To use the elevator, please contact the staff via the intercom system at the door (to the right of the stairwell) of the Marienturm. Furthermore, all toilets in the town hall are wheelchair accessible. Guide dogs are allowed.
Visit the town hall
Daily 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Please note that rooms may be closed due to special events!
Entrance 6,- € and 3,- € reduced price (free entrance for children and young adults up to age 21)
