Haus Lowenstein, Aachen
Haus Lowenstein is a 14th century Gothic building on the Aachen market square, that has been a house, a tavern and an inn over the centuries.
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Haus Lowenstein is a 14th century Gothic building on the Aachen market square, that has been a house, a tavern and an inn over the centuries. It has a gilt statue of Saint Nepomuk on an edge in the niche below the Ecktürmchens.
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About Haus Lowenstein
Haus Lowenstein and Nearby Sights on Map
Rathaus
The medieval City Hall of Aachen is a striking Gothic building in the Old Town
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