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Flower lovers can visit the Aachen Botanical Flower Gardens for their fix of greenery when visiting the city. There are over five thousand different types of plants and flowers here, an arboretum, an alpine garden specializing in mountainous plants, and a greenhouse full of exotic species. Nearby Bonn is also easily accessible on Germany’s transport network. The city of Bonn Botanic Gardens are a definite must-see. This university garden is perhaps Germany’s most stunning example of a formal garden, with over eleven thousand different types of plants and flowers on display here. An arboretum features a good selection of trees and wood-like plants, and the conservatory features a number of interesting tropical and exotic plants on display. You can also view lots of water lilies on the ponds as well, and take in lots of interesting plants and insects as you walk around the area.
Ancient Aachen is a stunning place to visit, and it is no wonder that Charlemagne chose it as his seat of the Holy Roman Empire. The wonderful and world famous Aachen Cathedral is an absolute must-see when you visit the city - the UNESCO heritage site is simply stunning, and the museum and artefacts held in the treasury make it a definite stop off for history and culture buffs as well. The town hall is equally as impressive and overlooks the square which is a nice place to sit and people watch. Try to hit the square in the morning to enjoy the traditional market that is held here on Tuesdays and Thursdays to get your fix of local Aachen culture. Afterward, head to the Charlemagne Centre for your history lesson on what made this area such a strategic choice. There are several other interesting museums in Aachen if you want to continue learning about the past, and if you want a bit of a novelty just head out of town where you can stand on the border of Germany, Belgium and Holland - this makes for a great photo opportunity and story to tell your friends!