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| Lindlar | ||
| federal state | North Rhine-Westphalia | |
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| Residents | 21.396 (2019) | |
| height | 252 m | |
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Lindlar is a city in North Rhine-Westphalia.
background
getting there
Easy to reach from Cologne
By plane
The closest airport is the Cologne Bonn Airport. From there, take the RB 27 or S 19 to Köln Messe Deutz station: Then take the tram line 1 (every 10 minutes (every 20 minutes in the morning), every 15 minutes on Sundays) to the Bensberg final stop, where you can take the 421 bus (on Mon. -For every 30 minutes, on weekends every hour) to Lindlar bus station. By car: A 59 towards Oberhausen / Düsseldorf, then continue on A 4 (towards Olpe) to exit 21 (Untereschbach), there follow the signs towards Lindlar.
From Dusseldorf Airport with the regional express lines RE 1 or RE 5 to Cologne Messe / Deutz. Then see above. By car: A 44 to Kreuz Ratingen-Ost, then A 3 (towards Cologne) to Kreuz Köln-Ost, then A 4 (towards Olpe) to exit 21 "Untereschbach", there follow the signs towards Lindlar.
By train
From Cologne (Neumarkt, Köln Messe Deutz train station) tram line 1 to Bensberg, then bus line 421, or alternatively: regional train 25 in the direction of Gummersbach, Meinerzhagen or Lüdenscheid to Engelskirchen station, then line 331 (three regular trips a week in the afternoon, otherwise and on Weekend taxi bus (= pre-order by telephone)) or 332 (hourly during the week from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., on weekends taxi bus) to Lindlar bus station.
By bus
Buses from Cologne (SB 40), Leverkusen (227), Bergisch Gladbach-Zentrum (227, 400) and Rösrath (423) to Bensberg, then bus line 421. Other bus connections several times a day from Lindlar bus station to Biesfeld (335) (there are regular bus connections to Bergisch Gladbach-Zentrum), Gummersbach (307), Wipperfürth (332) and Engelskirchen (331 and 332).
In the street
to exit 21 "Untereschbach" (coming from Cologne) or exit 23 "Engelskirchen" (coming from Olpe / Siegen), then follow the signs.
By boat
mobility
Tourist Attractions
- 1 Jubilate Church
- LVR open-air museum in Lindlar, Heiligenhoven 16a, 51789 Lindlar, Germany. Arrival by car: Direction Lindlar (see above), then direction Klespe / Stolzenbach / Unterheiligenhoven, arrival by bus and train: Line 421 to (H) Freilichtmuseum Nord or from Lindlar bus station either line 331/332 (every 2 hours on weekends, three times a day, there are further trips as a taxi bus (= only if you book in advance by phone (02261/911 271)) or line 398 (three to four trips a day as a taxi bus (= only if you book in advance by phone (02261/911 271)) ) to (H) Freiichtmuseum. Tel.: (0)2266 9010-0, Fax: (0)2266 9010 - 200, Email: [email protected]. The focus is on life in the Bergisches Land in the 19th century. In many historical houses (arranged according to different points in time (1800, 1870, 1910, 1960) and with permanent exhibitions on site) old technology (s) (Seileri, Backhaus, Schmiede, ribbon weaving and agriculture) are vividly shown, explained and in some cases also demonstrated.Open: Due to the corona pandemic, temporarily Tue - Sun from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., but please check the website again whether this is still up to date.Price: Adults € 4, children and young people up to 18 years free. Free entry on the first Friday of the month.
activities
- Lindlar is a good starting point for hikes. It's right on 1 Bergisches Panoramastieg From the hills you have a beautiful view of Lindlar and the neighboring valleys.
- Hiking trails in the municipality of Lindlar
- Tours by mountain bike, e-bike or simply by bike are also ideal. There is a nice bike path on an old railway line from Lindlar to Lindlar - Hommerich.
shop
kitchen
nightlife
accommodation
Hotels
camping
2 Camping park in the Bergisches Land
3 Camping Am Mühlenberg
4 Camping Wiesengrund
5 Motorhome parking spaces at the Parkbad or amusement park
health
Practical advice
trips
literature
Web links
- http://www.lindlar.de - Official website of Lindlar
- https://www.lindlar-touristik.de -
