Meerbusch

Getting there

By train 1 Meerbusch-Osterath. (updated Feb 2024) Station served by regional train services RE7 Krefeld - Neuss - Cologne - Wuppertal - Hagen - Hamm - Münster - Rheine, RE10 Düsseldorf - Krefeld - Meerbusch-Osterath - Weeze - Kleve and RB37 Krefeld - Neuss.

by bus and light rail Light Rail lines U70 and U76 connect Krefeld and Düsseldorf via the so-called K-Bahn that crosses Meerbusch. The trams run at high speed on tracks separated from car traffic, with U70 being a peak hour service skipping some stops, so check beforehand to avoid missing your stop. There is no stop at Meerbusch-Osterath rail station, the closest being Hoterheide stop, approximately 1km away. 2 Haus Meer is the location of a large Park-and-Ride parking lot where commuters leave their cars or arrive on connecting buses to transfer to Stadtbahn trains into Düsseldorf.

by car

See

Castles 1 Meerhof (Haus Meer). The city's name comes from a huge woodland called "Meerer Busch", owned by the monastery Prämonstratenserinnenkloster Meer. The rest of the monastery can be visited in the "Meerhof" or so called "Haus Meer". 2 Dyckhof Estate. (updated Feb 2024)

Churches 3 Alter Kirchturm (Büderich), Meerbusch-Büderich. 13th century church tower. Today it is used as a memorial for war victims.

Sleep

See also Messe Unterkunft

Guesthouse Hegger, Meerbuscher Str. 172 (Motorway A 57 Exit Bovert), ☏ +49 21549 912590, [email protected]. Well furnished apartments. (updated Nov 2017)