Printenmädchen
Delight in Aachen's Sweet Tradition at Printenmädchen
Aachen's iconic Printen Girl statue: a sweet tribute to the city's famous gingerbread and a must-see landmark on Büchel street.
The Printenmädchen, or 'Printen Girl,' is a charming statue in Aachen, Germany, celebrating the city's famous gingerbread-like cookie, Printen. Located on Büchel street, this monument is a sweet tribute to Aachen's culinary heritage and a popular spot for photos.
Opening times, essentials, and a few local tips gathered into one calmer, easier-to-scan planning section.
Walking
From Aachen Cathedral, walk approximately 5 minutes east along Büchel street. The Printenmädchen statue is located on the right-hand side, a short distance from the Markt.
Public Transport
From Aachen Hauptbahnhof (Central Station), take bus lines 4, 44, or 46 to the Bushof stop. From there, walk approximately 3 minutes east along Büchel. A single bus fare is around €2.80.
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