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Centre Charlemagne and its collection
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The Centre Charlemagne – Neues Stadtmuseum Aachen is a city history museum named after Charlemagne, Aachen's most famous and significant historical figure. The museum is located in a city administration building at Katschhof No. 1, which was built between 1958 and 1962 by Gerhard Graubner and later listed as a historical monument. The Centre Charlemagne was officially opened on June 19, 2014.
The Centre Charlemagne and the Route Charlemagne
The Centre Charlemagne serves as the central starting and stopping point of the Route Charlemagne, a route that highlights the most important sites in Aachen in the fields of history, art, culture, and architecture. The museum is significantly supported by the Aachen Museum Association, which actively promotes the city's museums.
Exhibitions at the Centre Charlemagne
The Centre Charlemagne's permanent exhibition, "History of Aachen – City of Charlemagne", provides insights into six different areas. Additionally, the museum hosts temporary exhibitions that change twice a year, each focusing on a current topic related to Aachen's history.
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