Hi all,
What do you think about the means of transportation in Düsseldorf ?
Is the network of means of transportation well developed?
What modes of transport are available?
Do you use them?
How much is a fare?
Are they relatively safe?
What is the mean of transportation you use the most in Düsseldorf?
Thanks in advance for participating!
Public transportation in Düsseldorf
Armand
30 August 2011 16:06:44
24785
brissy
13 September 2011 13:40:37
1
its easy as to work out... monthly tickets from €60, day € 5, and single €2.30 (or around that price). You can use DBAHN website to organise travel routes or just work it out from the maps. There are train, and trams all on the same network. It great, runs every 5-10 mins depending on time of day and runs all night.
fabio.marino
13 September 2011 14:53:26
4
Good i'm looking for this information, thanks Brissy.
I want to have a month subscription for public transportation. Do you know if you need document in order to get this subscription? I don't know for example my id card, my passport, a photo and so on. More, you know wher i can do the monthly subscription? Thanks a lot.
Bye Fabio.
amsmunich
11 August 2012 11:18:10
3
Hi all!
I know this thread is a bit old but was wondering if somebody could help!
I moved to Düsseldorf yesterday for work and need to get a Monatskarte for travel - where do I get this from?
I lived in Munich for a year and it was pretty simple to just turn up and get it with a picture, but I can't seem to find any info online!
Thanks,
Amy
Subscribe to this topic
Articles to help you in your expat project in Düsseldorf
Getting around Germany
Once you have settled in Germany, familiarising yourself with your new city and the region will happen gradually ...
Getting around Frankfurt
Residents of Frankfurt move around mainly by public transport as it is the most cost and time-efficient way to get ...
Getting around Berlin
Berlin, Germany's capital and largest city, stretches out, covering an area of 891.8 km². Getting around ...
Elderly care in Germany
Germany may not have the sunshine and beaches of the Mediterranean or Southeast Asia, but it is among Europe's ...
Summer jobs in Germany
The summer season in Germany begins in June and lasts until the end of August. These three months of the year ...
Popular neighbourhoods in Frankfurt
Frankfurt is an international city and an important financial center in Europe, and each neighborhood has a story ...
Open a bank account that suits you
Discover the best international banks to manage your money securely.
"