Details
Founded: 14th centuryCategory: Castles and fortifications in Germany
Historical period: Habsburg Dynasty (Germany)
Rating
4.4/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Mudit Srivastava (3 months ago)
Lovely place. Lively location without much noise. It has a lot of places to eat and drink nearby which makes it better.
Lovely place. Lively location without much noise. It has a lot of places to eat and drink nearby which makes it better.
Carl Cencig (4 months ago)
In standing within it doorway, you can imagine the hustle and bustle as people came and went from the city past this control point. Remarkably well preserved considering WW2 and 700 years passed.
In standing within it doorway, you can imagine the hustle and bustle as people came and went from the city past this control point. Remarkably well preserved considering WW2 and 700 years passed.
Masood Salik (6 months ago)
Aachen used to be a gated city and this is one of the remaining gates of the Aachen. It was built in the 14th century. Currently, many tourists come here and take a photograph of it. The important thing is there are 5 bus stops here. 2 bus stops are at the end of the gate and the two bus stops are at the adjacent side of the pontor. While taking the bus make sure to check on the final destination of the bus. There are a lot of food shops near Ponto so one can eat drink and enjoy a Ponttor easily.
Aachen used to be a gated city and this is one of the remaining gates of the Aachen. It was built in the 14th century. Currently, many tourists come here and take a photograph of it. The important thing is there are 5 bus stops here. 2 bus stops are at the end of the gate and the two bus stops are at the adjacent side of the pontor. While taking the bus make sure to check on the final destination of the bus. There are a lot of food shops near Ponto so one can eat drink and enjoy a Ponttor easily.
Hemanth kumar Vudugula (7 months ago)
This place is buzzing! It's a fantastic spot for young people (and anyone young at heart) to relax and soak up the atmosphere. There's always something going on, with a crowd enjoying the vibe. The best part? You're never far from delicious food and drinks. There's a wide variety to choose from, with restaurants serving everything from affordable eats to upscale cuisine. Plus, there are cocktail bars for a fancy night out and pubs for a more casual hang. Craving entertainment? No problem! Catch the latest blockbuster at the nearby movie theater. Feeling indecisive? Pop into a bar-restaurant combo for a one-stop shop for food, drinks, and socializing. Whether you're looking for a quick bite to go or a leisurely sit-down meal, this area has it all. Don't miss out on this vibrant spot!
This place is buzzing! It's a fantastic spot for young people (and anyone young at heart) to relax and soak up the atmosphere. There's always something going on, with a crowd enjoying the vibe. The best part? You're never far from delicious food and drinks. There's a wide variety to choose from, with restaurants serving everything from affordable eats to upscale cuisine. Plus, there are cocktail bars for a fancy night out and pubs for a more casual hang. Craving entertainment? No problem! Catch the latest blockbuster at the nearby movie theater. Feeling indecisive? Pop into a bar-restaurant combo for a one-stop shop for food, drinks, and socializing. Whether you're looking for a quick bite to go or a leisurely sit-down meal, this area has it all. Don't miss out on this vibrant spot!
Patrick Kattan (18 months ago)
I like historical spots; there is no much to do there but visiting the spot and taking some pictures; so, few minutes will be fine. But the Ponttor and also the Marschiertor are must see if you visit Aachen. Just, pass by and take some pictures. For me, the Ponttor was better, bigger area and with additional details, compared to the Marschiertor, though the Marschiertor is taller. The idea that these 2 gates are the remains of a once larger wall surrounding the city of Aachen and protecting it's occupants from raids and invasions, is just impressive!
I like historical spots; there is no much to do there but visiting the spot and taking some pictures; so, few minutes will be fine. But the Ponttor and also the Marschiertor are must see if you visit Aachen. Just, pass by and take some pictures. For me, the Ponttor was better, bigger area and with additional details, compared to the Marschiertor, though the Marschiertor is taller. The idea that these 2 gates are the remains of a once larger wall surrounding the city of Aachen and protecting it's occupants from raids and invasions, is just impressive!
