The Aachner Rathaus was interesting, with some beautiful artifacts, intricate detailing in each…read moreroom and spectaular architechture. I think the thing that detracted from it is that its not that big, so when they do a guided group tour, if you are not part of the group and want to go around and enjoy it at your own pace, well it is kind of difficult as the group tends to spill over into every room. But go at a quiet time and you will be impressed.

I'm not really sure if you can actually go inside here, but considering the lack of things to do in…read moreDusseldorf, and the fact that half the museums were closed when I was here, I somehow doubt it. Anyway, this is another of the town squares, though unlike Carlsplatz, this one was pretty empty, though it did have a statue in the middle. Actually, there wasn't really all that much in the square itself, though a short distance off of it you do come to the entertainment district that happens to be chock full of bars and clubs. However, while this square was nice, there wasn't all that much to do here.

We spied this several times - it's very pretty at night, as it's lit up. Worth a few snaps!read more

Pretty much always crowded. The opening hours are a joke…read more And as almost everywhere in the World, bureaucrats are selfish and unfriendly "people" if one should call them so. If i need to do something i often go to the one in Ehrenfeld. But i can't always avoid having to come here. It's well located with a subway and bus station just outside the building, and a huge parking, downside the subway station has no elevators or escalator, so for the elderly and the disabled is a real nightmare. The Building is huge, and from what i've heard it's half empty, so, following the trend, it's tax payers money just thrown away.