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Is www.example.com a CNAME? https://docs.aws.amazon.com/Route53/latest/DeveloperGuide/resource-record-sets-choosing-alias-non-alias.html
you can create an alias record for example.com that routes traffic to www.example.com (as long as the record type for www.example.com is not of type CNAME).
Assuming it's not a CNAME, and that you can you hit https://www.example.com in your browser with no problems, what cert is it presenting? Does that cert have a Server Alternate Name for the plain example.com name?
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I don't know how to find out if www.example.com is a CNAME. Can you give me tips how I can find this out?
Ok, they write that its not possible what I want to do: "Alias records In most configurations, you can create an alias record that has the same name as the hosted zone (the zone apex). The one exception is when you want to redirect queries from the zone apex (such as example.com) to a record in the same hosted zone that has a type of CNAME (such as zenith.example.com). "
Console -> Route 53 -> Hosted Zones -> example.com
You will see a list of the record names and their type. What type is www.example.com ?