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An exciting place with very beautiful windows.

And in December, the Christmas market in the old town!

During our visit to Aachen, the Kurhaus was a construction site. Pure renovation!

Looks good, hasn't been tarnished by free spirits at all.

You can cycle along the Wurm almost all the way into Aachen, unless Komoot makes a major re-planning when updating the tour due to a mini-construction site.

Aachen is always worth a visit.

It was originally the monastery church of the Imperial Abbey of Kornelimünster and, due to the relics of Christ kept there, became the destination of numerous pilgrimages, especially during the Kornelimünster pilgrimage, which takes place every seven years.

Kinzweiler is an ancient parish. The church and parish were already listed in the Liber valoris of 1308. Until the French Revolution, the lords of Kinzweiler Castle held the right of collation. The church mentioned in the Liber valoris was replaced by a new building in the 15th century. The Reformation briefly gained a foothold in Kinzweiler, so that only Lutheran services were held there between 1616 and 1628. After the Protestants had built their own church, St. Blaise's was returned to the Catholics. In the 17th century, the nave was renovated in Baroque style. In 1859, the church was extended eastward in the Gothic Revival style. The church was damaged during World War II. The damage was repaired by 1946. During the 1960s, the church became too small for the rapidly growing congregation, so an extension was planned. In 1969, the old nave was demolished and the present nave was built in its place. The old 15th-century tower and the neo-Gothic choir were preserved. The plans for this renovation were provided by architect Heinz Kaldenbach.