Getting Here, Around and Away
We show you how to get to Duisburg by plane, train, or car and to find the right way around the city using the numerous means of transportation.
by car
Duisburg is easily accessible from all directions with five motorways creating a dense network of connections throughout the entire city area.
Motorways A57, A59 and A3 cross the city on the North-South axis; the A40 and A42 on the West-East axis.
Motorways A57, A59 and A3 cross the city on the North-South axis; the A40 and A42 on the West-East axis.
by plane
Düsseldorf International Airport is just on the doorstep with easy access via the A 59 or A 3 with connection to A 52 from Kreuz Breitscheid, as well as the B 8.
Duisburg is the hub of the European rail network. Both national and international rail connections and the Düsseldorf-Duisburg line intersect here to provide a fast link to almost all major cities in the populous Rhine-Ruhr region.
Duisburg is the hub of the European rail network. Both national and international rail connections and the Düsseldorf-Duisburg line intersect here to provide a fast link to almost all major cities in the populous Rhine-Ruhr region.
by train
Duisburg is the hub of the European rail network. Both national and international rail connections and the Düsseldorf-Duisburg line intersect here to provide a fast link to almost all major cities in the populous Rhine-Ruhr region.
Public transport
Duisburger Verkehrsgesellschaft (DVG) is one of the 24 partners in the regional Verkehrsverbund Rhein-Ruhr (VRR) public transport association. The DVG Customer Center at the bus station (main station) is the interface between local and regional public transport.
