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Adenauerallee 9, , Bonn, Land Nordrhein-Westfalen
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Hauptbahnhof, Bonn, Germany 2010
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Hello, VTers :-)
I will be attending a 3-day conference at the World Conference Centre Bonn (WCCB) on the 31st March and would like to know of any hotels nearby. Anything ranging below 100 Euros a night would be wonderful.
It would be great if the location is nearby the WCCB so that I would be able to walk there as I do not want to waste time waiting for the public transport.
I've checked out a few hotels on the net and found several such as Zur Post Hotel, Europa Hotel & Consul Hotel but I do not know if they are near the WCCB.
I hope someone could help me soon as the conference is just in 3 weeks time :-O!
Thank you.
I recommend you look for accommodation on the HRS website (Hotel Reservation Service), www.hrs.de
There is plenty of accommodation available at the time you are there.
To find out if the hotels are near the congress centre just use www.googlemaps.com to locate them.
For locating the congress centre type the address:
Platz der Vereinten Nationen, Bonn
and then check the rest.
But the location does not really matter as you reach the congress location easily by public transportation, there is a subway station right there. So you just have to make sure your hotel also has such a good connection to public transport. Distances in Bonn are not really an issue, the town is not huge.
WCCB directions
http://www.worldccbonn.com/Anfahrtskizze.172.0.html?L=1
When using
www.hrs.com
give as destionation
Bonn Langer Eugen
This will list all available hotels by distance from the WCCB.
Hello Siti, the Consul is okay, several VTers have stayed there and liked it. It is not exactly round the corner from your venue, but you can take the 66 tram pretty much from the doorstep of the hotel. In case you go for the Consul, ask for a quiet room, some rooms face the pretty noisy oxfordstrasse. In case you need more help on Bonn, do let me know, I work in the city and live in a suburb.
just forgot to add, there arent really any nearby hotels at the wccb, the only close one is the maritim and that is quite an expensive one, especially during conferences. Bonn is not a big city, and the tram is an easy and efficient means of transport.
The tourist office is well located near the cathedral and has the following opening times:
Mon-Fri 9 am - 6.30 pm, Sat 9 am - 4 pm, Sun and public holidays 10 am - 2 pm
They sell a few souvenirs and have a theatre/concert ticket section. There are lots of free pamphlets.
Address: Windeckstr. 1, near Münsterplatz
phone: (0228) 77 50 00 or 1 94 33
www.bonn.de
It's not a restaurant per se, but I'll never forget the little bratwurst place on Friedenplatz (but don't quote me on Friedenplatz -- it's certainly in the neighbourhood). Anyway, since Bonn was my first stop in Germany, it was the site of my first truly authentic German bratwurst experience. Prior to my arrival in the Fatherland, I had only had American imitations -- pale imitations as it turns out. I received a simple grilled brat, served on a simple French bread roll with a little mustard for something ridiculous like 2 mark, or around $1. Heaven. Heaven on a roll. The brat melted in my mouth, fueled by the light charring of the grill, the simple zest of the mustard, and the simple exquisite spice within the sausage itself. So good. So unbelievably good. I'd go back this very minute for another, if (a) I weren't a poor graduate student and (b) it weren't 7 AM in Bonn right now, making brats unlikely to be sold.
Bonn is a university city, and the students of Bonn University make up a tenth of the population. Founded in 1818, the university is one of the most esteemed in the world. It has produced such luminaries as the current Vatican incumbent, Pope Benedict XVI, Karl Marx, Friedrich Nietzsche and seven Nobel Laureates.
The main part of the university is housed in a stunning and enormous neo-Classical building right in the center of Bonn. It backs onto some of the best parkland in the city, where you'll find numerous students playing sports, taking a picnic or just contemplating the arts.
Siebengebirge means "range of 7" and it refers to 7 cone-shaped hills along the Rhine valley just south of Bonn. The Petersberg, from which this picture was taken, is the location of a luxury hotel which was used by the Federal government as a guesthouse for visiting statesmen, when Bonn still was seat of the Federal government. Today, everybody can come here, have a beer on the terrace and enjoy the marvelous views across the Rhine valley and the Eifel hills. Very limitied disabled access.
Made a quick one day stop in the German city. Bonn's is characterised by the its many shops and the weekly market , the basilica and university . Numerous pubs, breweries and restaurants also make the city centre a popular place. After walking through town for a while and content with seeing what I saw had a nice supper in a local pub. Nice for a day but I didn't need more time.
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