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GIZ Bonn Offices: How to Get There Richtung Köln a 59 a 3 aus Overview GIZ Bonn Offices: How to get there Richtung Köln A 59 A 3 Arriving from A 59 Train station Siegburg/Bonn By car to Bonn Köln A 59 • Arriving on the A 59 from Cologne, take the A 562 A 560 towards Bad Godesberg at the junction Bonn-Ost. • Arriving on the A 555 from Cologne, take the A 565 towards Bad Godesberg at the Bonn-Nord junc- 3-way tion. Take the Bonn-Poppelsdorf exit and continue motorway junction onto Reuterstraße. St. Augustin-West 4-way motorway junction • Arriving on the A 3 from Cologne/Frankfurt: At the Bonn / Siegburg Bonn-Siegburg junction, take the A 560Bergheim towards Meindorf Flughafen Köln-Bonn (Cologne Bonn Airport). At Sankt the Sankt-Augustin-West junction, exit onto the A 59 A 59 towards Königswinter/Bonn and drive as far Augustin as the Bonn-Ost junction. At the Bonn-Ost 3-way junction, take the A 562 on the right towards motorway junction Bad Godesberg. Bonn-Beuel • Towards Bonn-Röttgen: On the A 565, take the By public transport to Bonn Bonn-Hardtberg/Röttgen/Euskirchen exit and • You can reach us by long-distance public trans- follow the signs to Bonn-Röttgen. port via the Bonn main station and the Siegburg/ Geislar Bonn train station, as well as by local public transport via the Bonn UN Campus train station. Auerberg • More detailed directions on how to find us are provided on the pages to follow. A 555 A 565 Arriving from 3-way Köln (Cologne) motorway junction A 555 Bonn-Nord Bonn A 59 Nordstadt B 56 Main A 565 station A 3 Endenich Beuel B 56 Arriving from Südstadt Frankfurt a. Main 4-way Junction GIZ Fritz-Schäffer-Straße 1 motorway junction Bonn-Poppelsdorf 53113 Bonn Bonn-Ost Reuterstraße B 9 Rhine A 562 B 56 A 565 Poppelsdorf Konrad- Adenauer- B 42 Bridge Provinzialstr. Train station Bonn UN Campus Exit Bonn- Hardtberg GIZ Friedrich-Ebert-Allee 32 + 36 53113 Bonn Ippendorf B 9 Reichstr. Friesdorf Arriving by car from Cologne Röttgen Arriving by car from Frankfurt GIZ Campus Kottenforst in Bonn-Röttgen In der Wehrhecke 1, 53125 Bonn Arriving by car from Koblenz A 565 Arriving Arriving by car from from the Bonn main station Koblenz/ Meckenheim Gestaltung: www.kattrin-richter.de GIZ Bonn, Friedrich-Ebert-Allee 32 + 36 A 555 B 9 A 565 Reuterstr. UN Campus River Rhine From the direction of Köln (Cologne) Willy-Brandt-Allee Freizeitpark Rheinaue Konrad- Adenauer- Underground station Bridge Heussallee/ U Heussallee Museumsmeile Helmut-Kohl-Allee F Post Tower Joseph-Beuys-Allee r i Arriving from t z - E Frankfurt or rl er- Köln A 59 Str. Genscherallee A 562 Franz-Josef-Strauß-Allee Train station Bonn Sträßchensweg UN Campus GIZ Friedrich-Ebert-Allee 32 53113 Bonn Petra-Kelly-Allee Marie-Kahle-Allee 3 x Baunscheidtstr.Campus- Forum 7 x GIZ Friedrich-Ebert-Allee 36 2 x 53113 Bonn Oscar-Romero-Allee Meander Building Underground station U Ollenhauerstraße Ollenhauerstraße Friedrich-Ebert-Allee How to find us Ludwig-Erhard-Allee Arriving by public transport B 9 • From Bonn main station: Take tram line 16 or 63 A 562 (towards Bad Godesberg) or 66 (towards Bad Honnef) to the Ollenhauerstraße stop. At the stop: Turn right onto Friedrich-Ebert-Allee headed in the direction Nahum-Goldmann-Allee of the city centre. GIZ is located on the left. • From the UN Campus station: Turn right onto Joseph- Beuys-Allee, then left onto Marie-Kahle-Allee, continue to the roundabout and then turn right onto Friedrich- Ebert-Allee and proceed to the Campus-Forum (no. 32). Olof-Palme-Allee The GIZ entrance is on the right. To get to the Meander Building (no. 36), turn right onto Baunscheidt straße. Arriving by car • From the A 59 from Cologne: Take the A 562 towards Bad Godesberg to the end of the road, then turn right Godesberger Allee onto Nahum-Goldmann-Allee. At the first set of traffic lights, turn right onto Ollenhauerstraße and then left onto Baunscheidtstraße. GIZ is located on the right. Heinemannstraße • From the A 565 from Cologne: Turn right from Reuter- straße onto Willy-Brandt-Allee. Take the first exit at the roundabout onto Marie-Kahle-Allee and then turn left onto Baunscheidtstraße. GIZ is located on the left. August-Bebel-Allee Visitors with limited mobility • Friedrich-Ebert-Allee 32: There is barrier-free access to the building at ground level from the car park in front of the main entrance (access via Friedrich-Ebert- Allee/3 spaces) or via the underground car park Arriving by car (access via Baunscheidtstraße/7 spaces). from Cologne • Friedrich-Ebert-Allee 36 (Meander Building): There is barrier-free accessBonn to the building at ground level Arriving by car from the car park Dottendorfin front of the main entrance from Frankfurt (access via Baunscheidtstraße/2 spaces) or via the underground car park (access via Baunscheidt- Footpath from straße/7 spaces). (underground) station Address for navigation systems P Car park • Baunscheidtstraße 6, 53113 Bonn Deutsche Gesellschaft für Friedrich-Ebert-Allee 32 + 36 T +49 228 44 60-0 E [email protected] Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH 53113 Bonn F +49 228 44 60-17 66 I www.giz.de G o d e s Gestaltung: www.kattrin-richter.deb e r g e r S t ra Hochkreuzallee ß e GIZ Bonn, Fritz-Schäffer-Straße 1 Reuterstr UN Campus A 555 Arriving from B 9 River Rhine Frankfurt or A 565 Köln A 59 Willy-Brandt-Allee From the direction of Köln (Cologne) A 562 GIZ Fritz-Schäffer-Straße 1 Konrad- Adenauer- Underground station 53113 Bonn U Bridge Heussallee/ Heussallee Museumsmeile F Helmut-Kohl-Allee r Post Tower i t z - E rl er- Str. Genscherallee 1 x Joseph-Beuys-Allee Franz-Josef-Strauß-Allee UN Campus Sträßchensweg station Freizeitpark Rheinaue Petra-Kelly-Allee Marie-Kahle-Allee Oscar-Romero-Allee How to find us By public transport Underground station • From Bonn main station: Take tram line 16 or 63 U Ollenhauerstraße (towards Bad Godesberg) or 66 (towards Bad Honnef) Friedrich-Ebert-Allee to the Heussallee/Museumsmeile stop. At the stop: Take the exit Helmut-Kohl-Allee/Don-Bosco-Zentrum, walk along Helmut-Kohl-Allee heading away from the city centre. GIZ is located 400 metres away on Ludwig-Erhard-Allee the left-hand side. • Take train line RE 5, MRB 36, RB 30 or RB 48, or bus B 9 A 562 line 610, 611 or 630 to the Bonn UN Campus station: arriving from the station, walk straight ahead onto Genscherallee, cross the road at the junction and turn right onto Friedrich-Ebert-Allee. GIZ is located on the left. Olof-Palme-Allee Arriving by car • Arriving on the A 59 from Cologne via the Adenauer Nahum-Goldmann-Allee Bridge: traveling on the A 562 towards Bad Godes- berg, take the exit for Bonn-Rheinaue, then turn right towards Bundeshaus onto Petra-Kelly-Allee. At the Godesberger Allee traffic lights, turn left onto Sträßchensweg and by the Post Tower, turn left onto Fritz-Erler-Straße, then turn left onto Fritz-Schäffer-Straße and continue to the end. Heinemannstraße • Arriving on the A 565 from Cologne: Turn right from Reuterstraße onto Willy-Brandt-Allee. Take the third exit at the roundabout, turning onto Franz-Joseph- Strauß-Allee towards UN Campus. At the first set of August-Bebel-Allee traffic lights, turn right onto Sträßchensweg.Servatiusstraße By the Post Tower, turn left onto Fritz-Erler-Straße, then Arriving by car immediately turn left onto Fritz-Schäffer-Straße and from Cologne continue to the end. Parking for people with limited mobility Arriving by car • There is a parking space near the entrance to the from Frankfurt underground car park. Follow the signs in the un- Footpath from dergroundBonn car park to find another parking space. (underground) station AddressDottendorf for navigation systems Fritz-Schäffer-Straße 1, 53113 Bonn P Car park Bernkastler Straße Deutsche Gesellschaft für Fritz-Schäffer-Straße 1 T +49 0228 44 60-11 16 E [email protected] Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH 53113 Bonn I www.giz.de Kennedyallee Gestaltung: www.kattrin-richter.de G o d e s b e r g e r S t ra Hochkreuzallee ß e GIZ Bonn, Campus Kottenforst, In der Wehrhecke 1 Arriving from Arriving from A 555 A 565 city centre Bonn Abstand zwischen weißer Textfläche und main station Bonn Exit Ko nr Kartenrand ad Bonn-Hardtberg/ -A de Röttgen/Euskirchen na uer -Da mm Breite einer Straße in der Stadt Provinzialstraße How to find us By public transport • From Bonn main station: Take bus line 603 (towards Bonn Röttgen) to the Röttgen-Schlossplatz stop. You will see the Kottenforst Campus (complex of wooden Breite einer Autobahn / Schnellstraße buildings). Arriving by car • Arriving on the A 555 from Bonn: At the Bonn-Nord junction take the A 565 towards Altenahr/Koblenz. Take the Bonn-Hardtberg/Röttgen/Euskirchen exit, following the signs for Bonn-Röttgen. Once in Röttgen, stay on Reichsstraße and continue towards Mecken- Breite einer Autobahn, auf der 2 Richtung- heim. Turn left onto In der Wehrhecke street. You will see the Kottenforst Campus in front of you. slinien nebeneinander laufen. • Arriving from the A 565 from Koblenz/Meckenheim: Röttgen Take the Merl/Meckenheim/Bonn-Bad Godesberg/ Wachtberg exit, turn left towards Meckenheim/ Reichsstraße Rhein bach. Follow Gudenauer Allee to the second roundabout and turn right onto Gerhard-Boeden- A 565 Short-term Straße. After the Bundeskriminalamt, turn right again Bus stop P parking spaces Schloßplatz onto Meckenheimer Allee towards Bonn/Bonn-Röttgen. Am Schloßplatz Once in Bonn-Röttgen, turn right following the signs bus 603 for GIZ onto In der Wehrhecke street.
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