Düsseldorf-Mörsenbroich

Moersenbroich [ ˌ møʁzənbʁo ː x ] (see strain i ) is a is a district of Dusseldorf and is located in the District 6, located four kilometers northeast of downtown. Moersenbroich borders the neighborhoods Rath, Under Rath, Their village, Grafenberg and Duesseltal. The district is known by the transport hub " Mörsenbroicher egg " nationwide.

Moersenbroich has 13,860 inhabitants (as of 30 November 2007). About the District distributed, there are some small gardens, one of the larger of the city lies between the feeder road and the western district boundary. Again and again one encounters in the relatively quiet area on larger parks. Moersenbroich is known to have one of the largest and oldest in the Düsseldorf carnival season (since 1979) Veedel trains.

In the southeast Mörse Broich is a larger barracks, which is to be transformed into a garden city Reitsenstein. In the vicinity are green, tranquil residential areas, which can sometimes sense the proximity to the luxury neighborhoods Dusseldorf Zoo and Dusseldorf -Grafenberg.

Public transport

In the City can be reached by tram number 701, 708 or 712 in about 15 minutes. At the district boundary Rath / Moersenbroich the S-Bahn Station or stop Dusseldorf -Rath is center from which you can reach the Central Station in 9 minutes.