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GERMAN is spoken here 😂👌🏻 It's a miracle that this street still exists and is allowed to call itself that... I think it's GOOD

Worth seeing 👍

Invites you to refresh yourself 😎

Very beautiful old church

Great fountain 👍

Very beautiful fountain

The town hall of Aken is a listed building in the Anhalt-Bitterfeld district of Saxony-Anhalt. Aken was first mentioned as a civitas in 1227. It was established as a planned, regularly structured market settlement with a grid-like street network, probably after 1212 under Duke Albrecht of Saxe-Wittenberg, but was not designated a town until 1271.[1] A merchant house mentioned in 1265 later became the town hall.[2] After a devastating fire in 1485 also destroyed the town hall,[3] a new town hall was built in 1490, which was expanded in 1609. Some details were altered during an expansion in 1907.[4] These construction phases create the impression of a mature building, featuring Gothic and Renaissance portals. The late Gothic south gable stands out for its brick details, and the early Baroque curved east gable is another dominant feature. The open staircase on the east side ends in an arbor, and several portals, like this one, date from the 1907 renovation and exhibit Art Nouveau elements. Inside, among other things, a 16th-century stucco ceiling and a wooden wall cabinet from 1540 have been preserved.[4] St. Mary's Church is located close to the west of the building. Nevertheless, the town hall is the dominant feature of the market square, on whose north side it stands. It was built at a crossroads leading to a ford on the Elbe.[5] The listed town hall of Aken is registered in the register of historic monuments under the number 094 17913.[6] Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rathaus_Aken

The city's founder, Albrecht the Bear, Margrave of Brandenburg, was one of the most influential princes in the 12th century. As a loyal ally of the emperor, he waged numerous wars to expand the empire. After the complete subjugation of the Wendish region, Albrecht summoned settlers from the Rhine and the Netherlands to the deserted areas along the Elbe, Havel, and Spree rivers, who founded cities such as Berlin, Cölln an der Spree, and Aken. The inscription on the base therefore reads as follows: Market Fountain: "We, Albrecht the Bear, Margrave of Brandenburg, 1100-1170, founded the city of Aken near the fortified town of Gloworp." With a cloak, drinking cup, and heraldic animal at his side, he is the typical ruler of his time. His power rests firmly on the shoulders of his soldiers. Source: https://www.aken.de/de/altstadt/marktplatz-mit-brunnen.html