Conference Venue
Landschaftspark Duisburg-Nord
Emscherstrasse 71 | 47137 Duisburg | Germany
www.landschaft.de
The Landschaftspark Duisburg-Nord attracts an average of one million visitors a year and is one of the most popular natural and cultural landscapes in North Rhine-Westphalia. Since 1994 nature, industrial heritage and a fascinating spectacle of light have combined to form a park landscape unlike any other in the world. The British daily newspaper “The Guardian” chose the park as one of the ten most beautiful urban oases in the world.
Experience an Unforgettable Sustainergy Conference at Landschaftspark
Getting Here
By Car
By Air
Duisburg Innenstadt
(City Center)
Via A3 Exit Duisburg Wedau or Kreuz Kaiserberg
Via A59 Exit Zentrum
Via A40 Exit Duisburg Häfen
Parking
The Landschaftspark Duisburg-Nord has a large visitor car park directly opposite the main park entrance. The visitor car park has 1,500 spaces and parking is free.
By Public Transport
By Bus: busses 906 or 910 to the stop ‘Landschaftspark-Nord’, from there onto Emscherstrasse. The park is approx. 10 minutes on foot. Route descriptions to the park are at the bus stop. Take the NE3 night bus as far as the “Hüttenwerk” stop (approx. a 1 minute walk).
Information on timetables is available at www.dvg-duisburg.de.
By Tram: From Duisburg Hbf (Main Railway Station) take the tram 903 direction Dinslaken to the stop ‘Landschaftspark-Nord’, from there onto Emscherstrasse. The park is approx. 10 minutes on foot. Route descriptions to the park are at the tram stop.
By Train: ICE, RE, RB S-Bahn
Stop Duisburg HBF
By Taxi: If you would like to use a taxi to get to the Landschaftspark Duisburg-Nord or are planning to be picked up by taxi, then you’re best advised to contact the Duisburger Taxizentrale on +49 (0) 203 – 33 33 33.
Price and other preliminary information is available at www.taxi-duisburg.net
Environmental Zone: Since January 2012, the Ruhr Valley is an environmental zone. The Landscape Park is situated in the city of Duisburg’s environmental zone. Please remember when arriving by car to display the correct emission sticker (green) on your windscreen. The yellow or red sticker is no longer valid.
Emission stickers can be ordered at www.tuev-sued.de/car_vehicles/services/emissions_stickers_from_tuev_sued
Language
The official language of Germany is German. Most Germans speak English.
The official language of the conference is English.
Weather and Clothing
Duisburg experiences a temperate oceanic climate with warm summers and mild winters. In July, temperatures typically range between 15°C (59°F) and 25°C (77°F), with occasional hotter days. Rain is possible throughout the month, so visitors are advised to carry a light rain jacket or umbrella. While summer days are pleasant, evenings can be cooler. A light sweater or jacket is recommended for outdoor activities.
Currency
The unit of currency in Germany is the Euro.
Electricity
Electricity in Germany is supplied at 230V, 50Hz, and uses a two-pin Type F plug (Schuko). Travelers should check if they need a plug adapter or voltage converter for their devices.
Entry Visas
Germany is a member state of the European Union and a signatory of the Schengen Agreement.
All visitors are required to have a valid passport, and for some countries, a visa is required. For more information, please contact your nearest Embassy, Consulate, or local travel agency well in advance. It is the responsibility of the participant to obtain a visa if required.
Table of countries whose citizens require / do not require visas to enter Germany: LINK
Value Added Tax Reimbursement
According to the Value Added Tax (VAT) Law, foreign tourists can benefit from a zero VAT rate on a wide range of services during their stay in Germany. Additionally, a special arrangement allows tourists to request a VAT refund on eligible purchases made during their visit.
Touristic Highlights
- For Guided Tours and more Information visit: LINK
Credit: Ilja Höpping, City of Duisburg.