Xanten - Xanten

Xanten
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Xanten lies in the Lower Rhine Lowlands.

background

Xanten is not only the only German city that begins with an "x", it is also a Roman, cathedral and Siegfried city with a history of over 2,000 years.

getting there

By plane

The closest airport is the Niederrhein Weeze AirportWebsite of this institutionNiederrhein Weeze Airport in the Wikipedia encyclopediaNiederrhein Weeze Airport in the Wikimedia Commons media directoryNiederrhein Weeze Airport (Q632410) in the Wikidata database(IATA: NRN) at Kevelaer: The quickest way to get there is by bus Funds in about 1 1/2 hours to this airport. That is more important Dusseldorf AirportWebsite of this institutionDüsseldorf Airport in the Wikipedia encyclopediaDüsseldorf Airport in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsDüsseldorf Airport (Q58226) in the Wikidata database(IATA: DUS) ; above Duisburg the journey takes just over an hour.

By train

The 1 Xanten train stationXanten train station in the Wikipedia encyclopediaXanten train station (Q21035431) in the Wikidata database is used in regional traffic Duisburg approached. There is a connection to long-distance transport there. Already in Rheinhausen there are connections to regional traffic to the southern Netherlands.

Bus transport

The rail network is supplemented by bus routes, including to Funds and Kleve. In Kleve you can get a connection to the bus Nijmegen

In the street

  • The A57 is south of Xanten; it is best to leave it at exit 5 at Sonsbeck; the L480 then leads to Xanten.
  • On the right bank of the Rhine, take the A3 to the exits
    • 6 Wesel (from the Ruhr area) or
    • 4 Rees (from the Netherlands). The closest Rhine bridges are also there.

By bicycle

By boat

The Rhine near Xanten is navigable for inland vehicles. Travel times for excursion boats and mooring options for pleasure craft must be checked.

mobility

Map of Xanten

Tourist Attractions

Clever gate
  • 1  Xanten Archaeological Park, Trajan Street 4 (administration). Tel.: 49 2801 988 9213, Email: . Archaeological Park Xanten in the encyclopedia WikipediaArchaeological Park Xanten in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsXanten Archaeological Park (Q316385) in the Wikidata database.Open-air museum with Roman finds and reconstructed Roman buildings such as the amphitheater, the ruins of the port temple and a city wall with defensive towers. Due to the large number of visitors, tours must be booked in good time.Price: free entry under 18, adults approx. 9 €.
  • Old town with historical buildings and parts of the city fortifications from the Middle Ages (Klever Tor).

activities

shop

The Maasstrasse, Kurfürstenstrasse and the market are the pedestrian and shopping mile of Xanten. In addition to small fashion stores, there is also a well-stocked pharmacy and numerous restaurants and cafes. The weekly market is on Monday afternoons, Thursday mornings and Saturday mornings. You should definitely try a Niederrhein kebab at the weekly market in the tipi tent.

kitchen

Gothic house at night

nightlife

accommodation

  • 3  Weidenhof, Trajanstraße 14a, 46509 Xanten (There are two addresses in Xanten. If the navigation system leads the arriving person to an RWE facility, simply cross the Trajanring and turn left after a few meters. Tel.: 49 2801 70 09 65 2, Fax: 49 2801 70 09 37 3, Email: . Five holiday apartments. Designed for holidays on the farm with children.

Learn

Work

security

health

1  Saint Joseph Hospital, In der Hees 4. 46509 Xanten. Tel.: (0)2801 7100. Open: 24/7 emergency room.

Practical advice

2  Tourist Information Xanten, 46509 Xanten, Kurfürstenstr. 9. Tel.: 49 2801 772200, Fax: 49 2801 772 199, Email: . Open: daily 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., closed on Christmas and Rose Monday.

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