Called Aquisgranum by the Romans, this city was walled in the twelfth century by Frederick I, but the palace was built in the eighth century, when it became the center of Western culture.
Called Aquisgranum by the Romans, this city was walled in the twelfth century by Frederick I, but the palace was built in the eighth century, when it became the center of Western culture. German kings were crowned here until 1531, and it was also the site of three major congresses: in 1818; in 1748 to end the War of Austrian Succession; and in 1668 to end the War of Devolution. FTP, identify this city, Charlemagne's capital.
Called Aquisgranum by the Romans, this city was walled in the twelfth century by Frederick I, but the palace was built in the eighth century, when it became the center of Western culture.
{Aix-la-Chapelle} or {Aachen}