Travelling by train
Guests can reach their destination quickly by rail from anywhere: NRW has the densest rail network in Germany. More than 30 IC, EC and ICE train stations and a well-coordinated local transport network ensure a comfortable journey. Once they have arrived, holidaymakers can also complete their sightseeing programme by train: Nationally valid tickets such as the "Schöner Tag Ticket" allow for convenient discovery tours for little money. Couples, families or single travellers can use it to travel across NRW for a whole day at a fixed price. Alternatively, you can use the Deutschland-Ticket (D-Ticket), which is valid nationwide on all public transport and costs 58 euros per month.
To Deutsche Bahn | To NRW public transport
Travelling by car
North Rhine-Westphalia has a dense, well-developed road network. Every important town in the state has good connections to the 2,200 kilometres of motorway in NRW and is therefore well connected to the European trunk road system. Numerous charging stations are available for electric cars in NRW. An overview map shows all the locations.
Travelling by plane
A total of six airports connect North Rhine-Westphalia with all major destinations within Germany and with major cities around the world. The two major international airports Düsseldorf Airport and Cologne Bonn Airport as well as the airports with European connections in Dortmund, Münster/Osnabrück, Paderborn/Lippstadt and Weeze/Lower Rhine get our guests to their destinations quickly.
