Aachen

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Aachen is a historic German city near the borders with Belgium and the Netherlands, renowned for its medieval cathedral, role as a coronation site for Holy Roman Emperors, and significance in both World Wars.

Observed surface forms (11)


Statements (58)

Predicate Object
instanceOf cathedral
city
neoclassical spa building
public research university
town hall
builtFor Charlemagne
capturedBy United States forces in October 1944
contains Palatine Chapel
coronationPeriod from 936 to 1531
country Germany
foundedBy Romans
hasHeritageSite Aachen Cathedral precincts
surface form: Aachen Cathedral
hasHistoricalName Aachen self-linksurface differs
surface form: Aix-la-Chapelle

Aquisgranum
hasHotSpringsTemperature up to about 74 degrees Celsius
hasInstitution FH Aachen University of Applied Sciences
hasLandmark Aachen Town Hall
Elisenbrunnen
hasPopulation approximately 250000 inhabitants
hasTwinTown Cape Town
Halifax
Kostroma
Naumburg (Saale)
Ningbo-Zhoushan
surface form: Ningbo

Reims
Toledo
hasUniversity RWTH Aachen University
heritageStatus UNESCO World Heritage Site
historicalEvent first major German city captured by Allied forces in World War II
knownFor Aachen Cathedral precincts
surface form: Aachen Cathedral

being a coronation site for Holy Roman Emperors
historic old town
hot springs and spas
role in European integration symbolism
RWTH Aachen University
surface form: technical university RWTH Aachen University
language German
localDialect Ripuarian
surface form: Ripuarian (Öcher Platt)
locatedIn Aachen self-linksurface differs
Aachen self-linksurface differs
Aachen self-linksurface differs
Aachen self-linksurface differs
North Rhine-Westphalia
surface form: state of North Rhine-Westphalia

western Germany
locatedNearBorderWith Belgium
Netherlands
locatedOn Wurm River
northern edge of the Eifel mountains
memberOf Euroregion Meuse-Rhine
partOf Aachen district (Städteregion Aachen)
Cologne Bonn metropolitan region
surface form: Region of Cologne
postalCodeRange 52062–52080
sufferedEvent destruction in World War II bombing
timeZone Central European Time
timeZoneDST Central European Summer Time
usedAs coronation city of German kings
vehicleRegistrationCode AC
wasCapitalOf Carolingian Empire
surface form: Carolingian Empire (de facto)
wasResidenceOf Charlemagne

Referenced by (50)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

this entity surface form: Aachen city government
Carolingian Empire capital Aachen
Holy Roman Empire capital Aachen
Karlspreis city Aachen
subject surface form: Adolf of Nassau
Charlemagne deathPlace Aachen
this entity surface form: City of Aachen
Aachen hasHistoricalName Aachen self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Aix-la-Chapelle
subject surface form: German Aerospace Center
Bonn historicalName Aachen
this entity surface form: Bonna
Aachen locatedIn Aachen self-linksurface differs
subject surface form: Aachen Cathedral
Aachen locatedIn Aachen self-linksurface differs
subject surface form: Aachen Town Hall
Aachen Town Hall locatedIn Aachen
Aachen locatedIn Aachen self-linksurface differs
subject surface form: Elisenbrunnen
Aachen locatedIn Aachen self-linksurface differs
subject surface form: RWTH Aachen University
this entity surface form: Aachen old town
Battle of Aachen location Aachen
Charlemagne Prize location Aachen
this entity surface form: Aix-la-Chapelle
this entity surface form: City of Aachen
Eifel Mountains near Aachen
Hürtgen Forest near Aachen
Edith Frank placeOfBirth Aachen
this entity surface form: Aachen, German Empire
this entity surface form: Aachen, Germany
this entity surface form: City of Aachen
Karlspreis presentedIn Aachen
subject surface form: Imperial Crown of the Holy Roman Empire
Charlemagne residence Aachen
Edith Frank residence Aachen
Einhard residence Aachen
Sendai sisterCity Aachen
subject surface form: Imperial Crown of the Holy Roman Empire
Reims twinnedWith Aachen