HISTORICAL PARKS SIGHTS INTEGRATED PSAP

• Schönbusch Park 168 Hectares • Castle Schloss Johannisburg built: 1605 – 1618 (PUBLIC-SAFETY ANSWERING POINT) • Schöntal Park 12 Hectares • Pompejanum built: 1840 – 1850 BAVARIAN LOWER • Fasanerie (Pheasantry) 63 Hectares • Schönborner Hof Palace built: 1676 – 1677 District, District • Nilkheim Park 5 Hectares • Collegiate Church St. Peter and Alexander built: 10th Century – 1516 and the City of Aschaffenburg CULTURE • Schönbusch Palace and Park created: 1773 – 1790 • Fire Brigade Operations 5,723 • Emergency Services 58,666 • Municipal Museums 7 60,025 Visitors TOURISM • State Museums 3 VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT • Beds 1,045 • Municipal Theatre 680 Seats with permanently staffed station • Hotels 14 • Town Hall 145,260 Visitors • Guests 100,614 • Fire Station 1 538 Events • Overnight Stays 188,770 • Equipment Stations 4 Kirchner Hall 1,150 Seats • Motorhome Parking Lot approx. 30 Spaces • Fires 139 Cranach Hall 339 Seats • Technical Assistance 848 Convention Centre 115 Seats • False Alerts 221 Conference Room Kronberg 69 Seats CATERING AND RETAIL TRADES • Security Guards 283 ASCHAFFENBURG Conference Room Dalberg 87 Seats • Restaurants, Bars & Pubs approx. 400 • Retail Businesses 680 IN FIGURES 2018 PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION NETWORK • Sales Area 238,000 m² Statistics about Public Works of Aschaffenburg 53 Buses the City and its Citizens approx. 8.5 million passengers CONSTRUCTION AND HOUSING use the public transportation network • Residential Building Stock 12,688 Publisher: – All buses are barrier-free – • Apartment Stock 37,460 City of Aschaffenburg • Stock of Living Space (m2) 3,064,600 Office of the Lord Mayor CAR PARKS • Living Space per Capita (m2) 44.3 Editors: Miriam Müller, Oliver Theiß • Residential Building Construction 79 Dalbergstraße 15 10 Car Parks approx. 4,800 Parking Spaces • Apartment Construction 438 63739 Aschaffenburg Updated (unless otherwise stated): Dec 31, 2017 ELECTROMOBILITY www.aschaffenburg.de/aschaffenburginzahlen/

Photo credits: Stadt Aschaffenburg ( Jennifer Gräber, Mailin Seidel); • Publicly accessible charging stations 8 Stadtmarketing Aschaffenburg (Till Benzin); fotolia (mojolo) (some with several parking spaces and charging stations) • e-cars in municipal administration 6 This product was produced climate neutral. • e-cars in municipal companies 2

POPULATION CITY COUNCIL EDUCATION FAMILY, RECREATION AND YOUTH

• Population (2016) 69,187 44 members, thereof: • Aschaffenburg University of Applied Sciences 3,296 Students • Playgrounds and Football Grounds 82 • Population Density (Inh. per km²) 1,107 CSU (16), SPD (14), Bündnis90/Die Grünen (6), UBV (3), • 53 Schools approx. 20,000 Pupils • Sports Fields 38 • Immigrants 20,800 FDP (2), Kl (2), ÖDP (1) 13 Primary Schools, 5 Middle Schools, • Skate Park Skating Space: approx. 950 m² • Births 709 4 Secondary Schools, 4 Grammar Schools, • Youth Cultural Centre 152 Events • Deaths 851 ECONOMY 22 Colleges and Vocational Schools, approx. 13,500 Visitors • People aged 65 or older 14.306 5 Special Needs Schools • Cinemas 2 • Minors (under 18) 11.027 • Working Population 61,700 • 1 Adult Education Centre 67,139 Participants • Public Library Media Inventory: 83,049 • Employees subject to • 1 Music School 1,979 Students Borrowings: 396,480 Mandatory Social Security Contributions 45,729 URBAN AREA E-Media Inventory: 6,223 thereof Agriculture and Forestry, Fishery 32 E-Media Borrowings: 12,052 thereof Production Industry 12,654 CHILDCARE FACILITIES Aschaffenburg consists of the following 10 districts: thereof Trade, Traffic, Hospitality Industry 11,077 Damm, Gailbach, Leider, Nilkheim, Obernau, Obernauer • 37 Childcare Facilities approx. 2,800 Children thereof Service Providers 21,966 TOWN TWINNING Kolonie (Obernau Colony), Österreicher Kolonie (Austrian • Care Rate for Children under the age of 3 36 % • Commuters, inward 31,609 Colony), Schweinheim, Stadtmitte (City Centre), Strietwald. • Lunchtime Childcare in Primary Schools 540 Places • Perth, Scotland since 1956 • Commuters, outward 14,493 • Altitude 133 m above Sea Level • 4 Points of Contact for Families • St.-Germain-en-Laye, France since 1975 • Unemployment Rate (June, 2018) 4.7 % • Total Area 6,247 Hectares • 1 Family-Support Facility • Miskolc, Hungary since 1996 • Trade Tax Rate 400 % • Building and Open Areas 1,414 Hectares • Purchasing Power per Inhabitant 23,687 Euros • Traffic Area 578 Hectares SOCIAL AFFAIRS CITY SOLIDARITIES/SPONSORSHIPS • Available Commercial Space approx. 10 Hectares • Forest 1,871 Hectares • Agricultural Area 1,827 Hectares • 4 Hospitals 817 Beds • Villavicencio, Colombia since 1991 • Recreational Area 173 Hectares BUDGET 2018 • 7 Old People’s and Nursing Homes 720 Places • Graslitz, Czech Republik since 1958 • Recreational Area 27 Hectares • 14 Senior Citizens’ Residences 244 Apartments • Administrative Budget 242.5 mill. Euros • 3 Assisted-Living Facilities 162 Apartments NATURE CONSERVATION • Capital Budget 40.7 mill. Euros MUNICIPAL ADMINISTRATION • Per Capita Debt 1,010 Euros SPORTS FACILITIES • Protected Landscape (previously: Nature Park Protection Zone) 1,563 Hectares • Lord Mayor Klaus Herzog, SPD under municipal administration • 2. Mayor Jessica Euler, CSU • Nature Reserve Schweinheimer Exe 291 Hectares • 3. Mayor Jürgen Herzing, SPD • Schönbusch Stadium 12,000 Seats habitat for 9 Przewalski’s horses and 1 foal • Units 5 • f.a.n. frankenstolz arena 6,000 Seats • natural monuments 22 • Departments 27 • Outdoor Pool 110,280 Visitors • Protected Landscape Elements 102 Hectares • In-House Operations and Ltd. Companies 9 • Indoor Pool/ Sauna 96,300 Visitors • Protected Habitats 138 Hectares (with municipal majority shareholding) • Indoor Ice Rink 88,800 Visitors • Protected Areas under the Habitats Directive • Ltd. Companies (with minority interest) 4 (protected fauna and flora) 505.4 Hectares • Overall Size 2,600 Hectares