Photo: Michael Quack
Photo: Michael Quack
Photo: Michael Quack
Photo: Michael Quack
Photo: Michael Quack
Photo: Michael Quack
Photo: Monica Ladberg
Photo: Michael Quack
Photo: Monica LadbergKaiserswerth is easy to reach both by car and by public transport. For anyone wishing to visit the historic district, there are various parking options as well as ways of arriving by public transport.
Children’s traffic map of Kaiserswerth (City of Düsseldorf) (View PDF, 4.2 MB)
Kaiserswerth is also very well served by public transport. The U79 light rail line and bus routes 728, 749, 751 and 760 stop at Klemensplatz, just a few minutes from the historic town centre. So you can travel here comfortably without a car.
There is free parking here for 320 cars around the clock. The car park is on the corner of Niederrheinstraße / An St. Swidbert and, coming from the north, can be accessed directly from Niederrheinstraße via the new entrance at the northern end. A further entrance is on the street “An St. Swidbert”, which is also where the exit is.
The 160 parking spaces are free of charge around the clock and can also be accessed via Niederrheinstraße.
The multi-storey car park offers 60 paid short-stay spaces and is open from 8 am to midnight. It is accessed via “Alte Landstraße”.
Kaiserswerth is also very well served by public transport. The U79 light rail line and bus routes 728, 749, 751 and 760 stop at Klemensplatz, just a few minutes from the historic town centre. So you can travel here comfortably without a car.
The map complements the list. Click a marker to see the address and contact details.
Please head directly for the car parks listed above, as only limited parking is available in the partly narrow streets of the historic town centre. These spaces are also subject to charges from Monday to Friday, 7 am to 8 pm, and on Saturdays from 7 am to 4 pm. Outside these times, parking is permitted only for residents with a permit.
