Elisenbrunnen

Its name having been allowed by the crown princess Elisabeth Ludovika of Baia. It was developed in the vicinity of 1822 and 1827 in light of drafts by Johann Peter Cremer and Karl Friedrich Schinkel. The open pillared lobby and the two sidelong structures are viewed as prime cases of neoclassical engineering.

The Elisenbrunnen, or Elisa Fountain, is thought to be the insignia of Aachen and connotes the significance of the city as a showering and warm locale, going back to Roman circumstances. Various marble plaques list the names of popular guests to Aachen's spa, to say yet two: Händel and Casanova.