Among the architectural monuments of Aachen can easily allocate the legendary home of Levenstein. This is one of the few houses built on the main square of the city, which managed to survive many centuries ago, during one of the worst fires. Vintage original house is on the Market square, and even war could not strongly affect its original appearance.

It was built in 1344-1345 years and was originally used as a cellar for wine storage. Later the building became löwenstein family, resulting in the house and received the name by which is known today. The house is built in the tradition of that time period the Baroque style, what is vividly narrate the facades and the interior. One of the highlights of the house is the figure of St. John of Nepomuk, put on one of the facades in the 17th century, pleasing to the eye as well as the original facade decoration.

In the 15th century famous building played a role in political events, becoming a haven for one, for another Guild. Similarly, the house of Levenstein has become a haven for members of Church denominations, particularly the Lutherans, who have held meetings and took a historically important decision.

Today in the house of Levenshtein little remains of the middle ages, only the exterior walls. Inside, everything is modernized, making the building houses administrative offices. And besides, there is a very interesting Museum Aachen carnival to visit which is a great idea for tourists.