City Tours and Guided Walking Tours
Gastronomy Tips Alter Zoll (old customs house)
Agia Trias Church
Old St. Martins Church
Old Cemetery
Old Town Hall
Bonn’s Southern Quarter
Botanical Gardens
Double church Schwarzrheindorf
Koblenz Gate
Kreuzberg Church with Holy Staircase
Münster Basilica
Name of Jesus Church
Remigius Church
Rhenish Friedrich-Wilhelm University
Star gate
Further castles and fortresses
Where the much-praised “Lindenwirtin” (a special name for the innkeaper’s wife) came from
- The historical "Aennchen"
The historical “Aennchen”, which was the most popular place to be of Bonn’s students in former times, has developed to become a meeting place for gourmets today.
Aennchen
Aennchenplatz 2
53173 Bonn-Bad Godesberg
Telephone: +49 (0)2 28 / 31 20 51
City map
Foreign tourists still ask for this woman today when they come to Bad Godesberg. Her name was “Aennchen Schumacher”, who developed to the most-praised innkeaper’s wife in Europe. She died already in 1935. Aennchen’s “Äuglein heller Schein” (light-shining eyes) already fascinated the students around the turn of the century. Today, it is not just her black eyes, but her cooking skills, which are absolutely recommendable.
Em Höttche
Markt 4, 53111 Bonn
Telephone: +49 (0)2 28 / 69 00 09
Telefax: +49 (0)2 28 / 69 00 08
Email: info(at)em-hoettche.de
www.em-hoettche.de
This is the place where already Beethoven danced with Barbe Koch, his early love, and where you can do two things: drinking “Kölsch” (the famous beer from the Rhineland) and eating solid meals. The offer ranges from “Halve Hahn” to “Rheinischer Sauerbraten”.
Seats: 40, terrace: 100
Further restaurants can be found under www.bonner-illu.de
