germania - weeze

Population:10,391

Currency:1€ = 100 cents

Opening hours:Shops are normally open from8.30 until 18.00 weekdays andfrom 8.30 until 13.00 Saturdays.

Internet:www.weeze.dewww.airport-weeze.dewww.niederrhein-tourismus.dewww.LOWER-RHINE.comwww.culture-castles.de

Newspapers:Niederrhein NachrichtenGocher WochenblattBN de Stem

Emergency numbers:Fire: 112Police/Ambulance: 110

Tourist information:Weeze TourismTourist Office WeezeAddress: Cyriakusplatz 13-14,WeezeOpening hours: Monday toWednesday 8.00 to 16.00,Thursday. 8.00 to 18.00, Friday.8.00 to 12.00Tel: +49 (0)28 37 – 91 01 16Email: [email protected] Tourist OfficeLower Rhine TravelAirport TerminalOpening hours: Monday -Thursday 8.30 to 17.00, Friday8.00 to 18.00, Saturday 8.30 -15.30

WEEZEPUBLISHING DATE: 2009-03-10 | COUNTRY CODE: DEContents: The City, Do & See, Eating, Cafés, Bars & Nightlife, Shopping,Sleeping, Essential Information, Maps

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WEEZEA small warm and friendly community, the town has longassociations with RAF Laarbruch which closed down in 1999and became the local airport. The town is rich in history andincludes nearby manor houses and three castles, each withtheir own tale to tell! There are also plenty of lively bars andcafes in and around the town just right for a drink or a chatwith the locals. With the stream Niers passing through thecentre of the town, you will soon warm to the charm andcharisma of the town which throughout the year puts on arange of events including annual street parties, a Christmasmarket, handicraft fairs and carnivals. Weeze is located inthe middle of the German-Dutch Lower Rhine region. Hereyou can sample the finest of Germany and The Netherlands!

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THE CITY #THECITY#

The Lower Rhine Region is an age-oldcultural landscape in which 500,000year-old archaeological discoveries leadback into the old stone-age; a time beforethe Neanderthals. It is no wonder then thata region with such a long and rich historyhas so many sights to offer. Manors andcastles can be found in number andvariation not to be seen anywhere else inEurope.

Big cities in the close neighbourhood ofWeeze, such as Cleves, Duisburg andKrefeld, Nijmegen, Arnhem and Den Boschwill captivate you with great historicalbuildings dated in the 13th century as wellas modern architecture.

Shopping in the Lower Rhine is a first rateexperience: there is a huge variety ofshops, markets, and shopping malls dottedover the entire Lower Rhine, both on theGerman as well as the Dutch side. Stroll onthe shopping lanes, taste the atmosphereof the many city festivals and have a drinkon one of the terraces in the cities alongthe shores of the Rhine; it’s a fantasticplace to be.

If you like the outdoor pursuits then youwill love the region which is abundant inthings to do including walking through thepicturesque countryside or using the manycycle tracks. There are numerous watersand streams in the region, such as theriver Rhine, the stream Niers, the riverMeuse and Waal, which snake past inns,

manor houses and cafes. It’s a dreamterrain for cycling, hiking, riding and watersports.

DO & SEE #DOANDSEE#

ATTRACTIONSXanten’s Archaelogical ParkThe Xanten Archaeological Park illustrateshow the Romans lived in Xanten, while theRoman Museum contains archaeologicalfinds such as tools and everyday objects.Visit the thermal baths and find out moreabout the Roman tradition of bathing.

Address: Archaelogical Park,Wardter StraßeInternet: www.xanten.de

Burgers’ ZooThe Burgers’ Zoo is home to some of theloveliest, deadliest and weirdest animals inthe world. They are kept in artificialecosystems - mostly covered - which aredesigned to emulate the animals’ naturalhabitats. Find out all about the inhabitantsof the jungle, the desert, the ocean andthe mangroves.

Address: Arnheim

Kernie’s Family ParkKernie’s Family Park is part of a uniqueleisure centre on the site of a formernuclear power plant that was neveractually brought into commission. Kidsaged from 3 to 12 will love the spinningtea-cups, Ferris wheel, trampolines, logflume, roller coaster and much more.

Address: Kalkar

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Airborne Museum HartensteinThe main focus of the Airborne Museum isthe 1944 Battle of Arnhem. The buildingused to be a hotel where the Britishcommanders were billeted. The museumalso houses a comprehensive collection ofweapons, uniforms and other material.

Address: Oosterbeek

Dutch Open Air MuseumThe Dutch Open Air Museum is home toaround 80 typically Dutch original housesand farms from all over the country. Theyprovide an insight into the daily lives of theDutch people over the past 250 years.There is a historical tram to take youaround the extensive museum grounds.

Address: Arnhem

Duisburg-Nord Industrial LandscapeParkThis multi-functional park combinesindustrial culture, nature and a spectacularlight show. Visit the unique diving centre inthe gasometer, or spend an exciting dayon the high-wire course in the formerfoundry.

Address: Duisburg

muZIEumExperience the miracle of seeing anddiscover the world of the blind. There isnothing to see, but a lot to feel, hear,smell and taste. Get in touch with yourother senses and discover the invisibleworld by following the voice of your blindguide.

Address: Nijmegen

Orientalis Museum ParkTake a journey through the "biblical lands“where Judaism, Christianity and Islamwere born. In the undulating naturereserve where the museum is set, with itsoriental villages and streets, Bedouin tentsand animals, a synagogue and an early

Christian church, you will feel as thoughyou have been transported to a distantworld.

Address: Heilig Landstichting

RAF Laarbruch MuseumThis museum is housed in the formerchurch of St. Peter’s, next to the cinemaon the grounds of the old military air-base.The building contains documentation,posters, photographs and other materialrelated to RAF Laarbruch.

Address: WeeseInternet: www.laarbruch-museum.net

CASTLESCastle MoylandOpened as a museum in 1997 it hasextensive gardens and a huge collection ofpictures by Joseph Bewys.The herb gardenand sculpture park are both worth a look.

Address: Am Schloss 4, Bedburg-HauPhone: +49 (0) 28 24 – 95 10-0Internet: www.moyland.de

Kalbeck CastleOn the northern side of Weeze hidden bythe woods this castle has been destroyedseveral times by fire. Rebuilt in 1909 thegardens are quite spectacular.

Address: Weeze

Castle MoylandOpened as a museum in 1997 it hasextensive gardens and a huge artcollection by Joseph Beuys. The herbgarden and sculpture park are both wortha look.

Address: Am Schloss 4, Bedburg-HauPhone: +49 (0) 28 24 – 95 10-0Internet: www.moyland.de

Kamp AbbeyImmerse yourself in the turbulent historyof the 875-year-old abbey and visit thebaroque terrace garden which is thought tohave been laid out on the site of an old



vineyard. The abbey museum documentsthe life of the Cistercian Order.

Linn Castle and the Lower RhineMuseumThe Lower Rhine Museum and Linn Castleand hunting lodge are fascinating places tovisit for anyone with an interest in history.

Address: Krefeld

MUSEUM OF ARTSMuseum KurhausEwald Mataré Sammlung

Once one of "the" hotels of Cleves, thisbuilding has now been turned into amodern museum. In 2004 it was awardedthe title “Museum of the Year” by theInternational Association of Art Critics(German Section).

Address: Tiergartenstraße 41, ClevesPhone: +49 (0)28 21 75 010Internet: www.museumkurhaus.de

Kröller Müller MuseumHelene Kröller-Müller assembled heroutstanding collection of modern artbetween 1907 and the 1930s. Works byVan Gogh, Seurat, Picasso, Léger andMondriaan form the centrepiece of thecollection. The museum is set in thebeautiful surroundings of the De HogeVeluwe national park.

Address: Otterlo

Hieronymus Bosch Art CentreThe Hieronymus Bosch Art Centre housesworks by the town’s most famous artist,Hieronymus Bosch (1450-1516). Themuseum makes the legacy of the painteraccessible to visitors of all ages, art loversand experts through ever-changingperspectives. The church-like atmosphereis particularly enchanting.

Address: ’s-Hertogenbosch

Kaiser Wilhelm MuseumThe Kaiser Wilhelm Museum has anextensive collection of modern andcontemporary art. Monet, Mondriaan, AndyWarhol and Christo are just some of themany world-famous artists representedhere.

Address: Krefeld

Museum Het ValkhofThe Museum Het Valkhof documents thelives of the Romans who once lived inNijmegen. Find out what Nijmegen lookedlike in Roman times. Exhibits includearchaeological works of art and tools, andthe museum also houses a collection ofmodern art.

Address: Nijmegen

Noordbrabants MuseumVisitors are immersed in the histories ofHieronymus Bosch, Pieter Breughel,Vincent van Gogh and other artists fromthe province of Noord-Brabant. Themuseum has works from 1500 to thepresent day, and also provides an insightinto the history of the "Brabanders“, theirlives, their work and their religion.

Address: ’s-Hertogenbosch

HISTORICAL SITESKevelaerKevelaer is said to be the largest place ofpilgrimage dedicated to the Virgin Mary inNorth Western Europe and welcomesaround a million visitors a year. You shouldsee the Chapel of Mercy and the MaryBasillica.

Internet: www.kevelaer.de

VenloThe Dutch town of Venlo just 35 kilometresaway is a great place for shopping andsightseeing. Fantastic street markets, cosycafés and wonderful bars make this anideal place to party.



Internet: www.venlo.nl

ClevesCleves most famous native is Anne ofCleves (1515-1557), wife of Henry VIII ofEngland. The Swan Castle characterizesthe townscape of the City. From the toweryou can even see Holland.

Internet: www.kleve.de

KemptenAn unparalleled historic old town on theLower Rhine awaits our guests. Firstmentioned in 1186, it was rebuilt around1290 as a fortified town. See for yourselfhow the combination historic heritage andmodern flair create a distinctiveatmosphere.

Internet: www.kempten.de

NijmegenThe oldest city of Holland. Nijmegencelebrated its 2000th year of existence in2005. It was first mentioned in the Romantimes in the 1st century BC. The city islocated at the banks of the river Waal.

Internet: www.nijmegen.nl

’s-HertogenboschThe city was founded as a fortified city andthat heritage can still be seen today. It isalso home to Saint John’s Cathedral whichis said to be one of the most beautifulcathedrals in The Netherlands. In 2004 thecity was awarded the title EuropeanFortress City of the year.

EATING #EATING#

Indulge yourself in the diversity of LowerRhine cuisine. There are unlimitedpossibilities in the Lower Rhine: Whether inthe historic ambience of castles, mills andmanor houses or in rustic countrysideguesthouses, at the river banks, beergardens or farm cafés. The Lower Rhine isthe land of the white asparagus. Germanfood is always very hearty and so youwon’t be short of something to eat. Go forthe bratwurst or the pork which is usuallydelicious. Salads often precede oraccompany the main course and youshould be able to find some really tastypotato salad. Beer comes in every shapeand size so there is plenty of choice. Foodin Holland is very similar, with cheese ahigh priority, again lots of beers andexcellent coffee. Try the beer gardens andfarm cafés for some tasty snacks.

Jan an de FährLocated directly on the Niers River, Jan ande Fähr boasts a beer garden, small animalpark, manual ferry for crossing the Niersand excellent food. It is one of the mainstopping and starting points for canoeingtours on the Niers River.

Address: Höst-Vornicker-Weg 9, WeezePhone: +49 (0)2823 6955Internet: www.jan-an-defaehr.de

Dicks WaldhausA family run restaurant located betweenWeeze and the airport. Its setting on theedge of woodland makes it the ideal stop



for ramblers, cyclists and travellers. Goodfood in a comfortable and modernatmosphere indoors and in the beergarden.

Address: Weller Strasse 161, Weeze.Phone: +49 (0)2837 389Internet: www.dicks-waldhaus.de

Markt-Café LudwigRight in the heart of the town of Weeze,the café offers guests delightful breakfasts,lunches, cakes and much more. Outdoorseating is also available.

Address: Wasserstraße 33, WeezePhone: +49 (0) 2837 66 84 85

Tropic - Café - RestaurantFamily Business with an international feel,including an African restaurant and a café.

Address: Alt Vynscher Weg 5, XantenPhone: +49 (0)2804 83 66Internet: www.xanten.de/tropic/index.htm.

Vivaldi’s CafeDe Gelderse PoortOn the corner where the river Rhine entersHolland, you have a fantastic view fromthe terrace of both countries and the busyshipping traffic. In the visitors centrebeside the restaurant you’ll learn about thehistory of the river.

Internet: www.de-gelderse-poort.com

CAFÉS #CAFES#

Germany is famous for its bakery andbreads. The Dutch love their Vlaai, a pie inall different varieties. Have a seat andenjoy cakes, pastries, pies and cookies

with a nice cup of coffee.

Café-Konditorei NederkornConfectionery products of the top class,from the fine cake to the noble chocolate.Their specialities include the deliciousPrince Heinrich Buttercreme Cake,Gentleman Cream Cake and FlorentinerKirschtorte.

Address: Hauptstraße 5, Kevelaer.Phone: +49 (0)2832 780 82Internet: www.café-nederkorn.de

Bauerncafé BinnenheideNot far from Kevelaer this is a traditionalcafé in the midst of the typicalNiederrheinischen landscape. Here in awarm and friendly atmosphere you can trysome baked cake and a cup of coffee.

Address: Binnenheide 19, Kevelaer-WinnekendonkPhone: +49 (0) 28 32 – 22 79Internet: www.bauernhofcafé-binnenheide.de

Café am Klever TorThe café at the Klever Gate is the oldestbaker’s shop in Xanten and since 1816 hasbeen with the same family. Enjoy theircakes and buns which come from their ownkitchen.

Address: Klever Str. 23-25, XantenPhone: +49 (0) 28 01 – 14 84Internet: www.xanten.de/kueppers/index.htm

Grand Café DanteOn the parade in Venlo. A location with arich history it has a splendid summergarden.

Address: Parade 5e, Venlo.Phone: +31 (0) 77 – 321 16Internet: www.grandcafédante.nl

Café DukokIn the historic building of the former VanRanzow Bank, café Dudok is the place tobe for a cup of coffee or even lunch anddinners. It’s location is on the marketsquare in the heart of Arnhem.



Address: Koningstraat 40, ArnhemPhone: +31 (0)26 351 18 72Internet: www.dudok.nl

BARS & NIGHTLIFE #BARSANDNIGHTLIFE#

If you want to chill out then you shouldmake for the towns around Weeze. Full oftrendy bars and nightclubs they are openuntil late providing music of all types fromTechno to Hip Hop. A real cool zone - youwon’t be disappointed with what’s on offer.

Georgia Hotel ClevesThe lounge bar of this hotel is a swingingplace and ideal for a night cocktail.

Address: Tichelstraße, ClevesPhone: +49 (0) 28 21 – 71 70Internet: www.georgia-hotel-cleve.de

ComixSomewhere to meet your favourite cartooncharacter such as Spiderman or Batman!

Address: Peterstraße 27, KempenPhone: +49 (0) 02152 – 92 24 00Internet: www.co-m-i-x.de

Hotel HindenburgA good place to relax after a hard day witha cocktail or two.

Address: Hindenburgstraße 65, Viersen-SüchtelnPhone: +49 (0) 21 62 – 1 02 92 18Internet: www.hotel-hindenburg.de

NachttheaterFour music areas, a chill out zone andbistro. Six bars and the latest in lightingrigs.

Address: Tichelstraße 12, KlevePhone: +49 (0)2821 723 70Internet: www.nachttheater.com

"Swisshouse" at the ParkhotelSchweizerhausTwo discos and trendy bar.

Address: Materborner Allee 3, KlevePhone: +49 (0) 28 21 – 80 70Internet: www.swisshouse.de

Diebels LiveA disco and pub style atmosphere.

Address: Brauerei-Diebels-Str. 1, IssumPhone: +49 (0) 28 35 – 3 03 96Internet: www.diebelslive.de

French TableA smaller type of disco with an alternativerock area.

Address: Krefelder Straße 26Phone: +49 (0) 0 28 31 / 76 38

"E-dry"Disco music at its best with trance, techno,HipHop and

Soul.

Address: Venloer Straße 10, Geldern - VeertPhone: +49 (0) 28 31 / 41 45Internet: www.e-dry.de

Maschinenhalle B9With its own chill out zone, HollywoodMovie bar, a large picture canvas and apremiere sport bar.

Address: Katharinenstrasse, WeezeInternet: www.mhb9.de

Inner harbour DuisburgNightlife area with many bars, restaurants,clubs and a disco.

Internet: www.innenhafen-portal.de/gastronomie

Discos and ClubsE-dry (Geldern): www.e-dry.de

Pulp (Duisburg): www.pulp-duisburg.de

PM (Moers): www.pm-disco.de

Delta Park (Duisburg):



www.delta-park.com

Rheinwerk (Duisburg): www.rheinwerk.info

KJU (Krefeld): www.kju-krefeld.de

Koenigsburg (Krefeld):www.koenigsburg.de

Paradise Planet (Voerde):www.paradise-planet.de

Matrixx (Nijmegen): www.matrixx.nl

SHOPPING #SHOPPING#

There are plenty of shopping centres inCleves, Geldern and Nijmegen( on theDutch side) which are all less then 30minutes drive from the airport where youwill find a range of chain stores andindividual shops selling cakes, gifts andstationery. There are also several marketsopen during the week where you can buyfresh produce, linen goods, plants andflowers.

Another excellent venue is the town ofVenlo with its many department stores andindividual boutiques. This is all added to bythe wonderful market with its spectaculardisplay of plants and flowers.

The opening times of the shops:

Monday - Friday from 9 /10.00 until18.00./20.00

Saturday from 9 /10.00 until14.00./16.00./20.00

Shops in the Netherlands open from 9.30until 17.30.

Most shops are closed in the Netherlands

and Germany on Sundays however sometowns do have special Sunday openings.

Other smaller shops and markets can befound in Weeze, Goch, Kevelaer, Kleve andXanten.

SLEEPING #SLEEPING#

EXCLUSIVEGeorgia Hotel ClevePrivately run this is a classy place. Guestsfeel very special in a comfortableatmosphere.

Address: Tichelstraße 11, Cleves,Phone: +49 (0) 28 21 – 71 70.Internet: georgia-hotel-cleve.de

See HotelA very comfortable and exclusive hotel.

Danziger Straße 5, Geldern

The Hotel am Kastell is located in the heartof the town of Goch. Enjoy the individualambience offered with its modern rooms.

Address: Kastellstrasse 6-8, GochPhone: +49 (0) 28 31 – 92 90 +49 (0) 28 23 – 96 20Internet: www.hotel-am-kastell.de www.seehotel-geldern.de

GOOD VALUEParkhotel KevelaerA good mid-range hotel.

Address: Neustraße 3, KevelaerPhone: +49 (0) 28 32 – 9 53 30 , Double room: from 85€Internet: www.parkhotel-kevelaer.de

BASICKevin’s PubJust six kilometres from the airport inWeeze. Run by a former RAF policeman



Kevin’s Pub offers a real pub atmosphereto its guests. He also offers canoeing onthe Niers River, bicycle hire, a hay hotel, atent pitch and barbecues for groups.

Address: Wasserstrasse 50, Weeze,Phone: + 49 (0) 28 37 – 85 70Internet: www.kevins-pub.de

Hotel Weißes KreuzKapellenplatz 21, Kevelaer

Phone: +49 (0) 28 32 – 9 32 40 , Double room: from 55€Internet: www.weisses-kreuz-kevelaer.de

ESSENTIAL INFORMATION

AirportThe regional airport, Airport Weeze orNiederrhein Airport, was formerly an RAFbase and is just one hour from Dusseldorf .Buses leave for Dusseldorf, Duisburg,Cologne, Nijmegen, Amsterdam and morecities on a regular basis throughout theday.

The railway station in Weeze is just a fewminutes drive away. Single fare coach toDusseldorf is 11€ .

Taxis take five minutes into Weeze andbuses ten minutes. (1.95€ single)

Internet: www.airport-weeze.de

Public transportThere is excellent service from Weezestation and local buses serve theimmediate area.

TaxiTaxi Cox in Weeze. Average price per km is

2 €.

Phone: +49 (0)2837 8888Internet: www.taxi-cox.de

PostOpen Monday to Friday 8.00 to 18.30.Saturday. 8.00 to 13.00

Address: Kardinal-Galen-Strasse 5, WeezePhone: +49 (0)2837 916 90

PharmacyCyriakus-Apotheke, Wasserstrasse 2,

Tel: +49 (0) 28 37 – 17 17

Glocken-Apotheke, Alter Markt 7,

Tel: +49 (0) 28 37 – 9 50 14

DentistDr. Dicks,

tel: +49 (0)2837- 68 88

Dr. Gobbers,

Tel: +49 (0)2837- 3 63

Dr. Bachus,

Tel: +49 (0)2837 – 83 84

TelephoneCountry code +49

Area code (0)2837

Electricity220 volts

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Adelholmstraße C3Albatross Way A3Albrecht-Dürer-Str. B2Alte Heerstraße C3 C4Am Geenenforstraße A2Am Heekeren B2 C2Am Manist A2Am Nierspaß C1Am Ottersgraben B1Am Theresienstift C3 D3Am Tichelkamp B2Amselstraße B2An der Windmühle B1Antoniusstraße B2Bahnstraße C3Berliner Straße B4Biberweg B1Blumenstraße B2 C2Bodelschwinghstraß. B2 B3Breslauer Straße B4Brunnenstraße A2 B2Buchenweg B3Cyriakus platz C3Deroystraße B3Drosselweg A3Eagle Way A2Eichenweg B3Erdgrabenweg B3Eyll C2Falkenstraße A2 B3Fichtenweg B3Finken weg A3Franz-Hitze-Straße B3Franziskanerstraße A3 B3Friedrich-Adolf-La. B3Fuchsweg B1Fährsteg C2Gartenstraße B2Geenenstraße C3 D3Gehrstraße A2Gesseltweg D3Ginsterweg B3 C3Gocher Straß.

B1 B2 C2 D3Goethestraße B2Grafscherweg B1 B2Hamscher Weg B1 C1Heideweg B3Herrlichkeit C3Holtumsweg B3 C3 C4Hoogeweg B2Hotsweg C4 D4Ilmenauer Straße B4Im Grünen Feld A3Industriestraße D3 D4Kardinal-Galen-Str. B2 C3Karl-Arnold-Straße B3Katharinenstraße D3Kendel A1 A2Kettelerstraße A3 B3Kevelaerer Straße C3 D4Kirchweg C2 C3Kolpingstraße B3Koningsstraße C3Küsterweg B2Königsberger Straß. B3 B4Laar C4Lindenweg B2 B3Loestraße C3 D3London Street B4Lorschstraße C3Magdeburger Straße B3 B4Marienwasserweg A3 A4Matthias-Claudius-. B2Matthiasstraße C3 D3Nachtigalleneweg A3Peter-Fonck-Straße B2Petersstraße C3Reintjesweg C3Remmetsstraße C3Roggenstraße C2Rosenweg B2 C2Schillerstraße B2Schmiedestraße C2 C3Sent-Jan-Straße B3Steeg A3

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Stettiner Straße B4Südstraße D4Uedemer Straße C2 D1Ulmenstraße B2 B3Wasserstraße C2 C3Weller Straße A4 B3Wichernstraße B3Wiesenstraße B3Willy-Brandt-Ring B4 C4Vogteistraße B2Vorselaerer Weg D2York Way B4

DESTINATION: WEEZEPUBLISHING DATE: 2009-03-10

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