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Erkelenz doesn't have its own airport but is conveniently reachable from several larger airports. The closest one is Düsseldorf Airport (DUS) which is about 60 kilometers away. You can easily rent a car here and drive to Erkelenz within an hour.
Erkelenz has its own railway station, which is well connected with the major German cities. You have the advantage of collecting your rental car at the station itself or at nearby locations.
Start your sightseeing tour in the charming old town of Erkelenz. The old town is the heart of the city and is home to the St. Lambertus Church and the medieval city walls. Don't miss the Erkelenz Local History Museum that encapsulates the 1000 year history of Erkelenz.
A car journey to the picturesque landscape and natural beauty around Erkelenz is a must. You can drive north to the beautiful Schwalm-Nette Nature Park or south towards the enticing Eifel National Park. Both drives offer a memorable experience through serene countryside, lush farmlands, and quaint villages.
In Erkelenz city center, there are ample parking lots and car parks for you to utilize. Most shopping centers and attractions also provide parking facilities.
In Germany, right-hand driving is followed. The speed limit in urban areas like Erkelenz is generally 50 km/h, and on country roads and motorways, it can go up to 100 km/h and 130 km/h respectively. Don't forget Euro is the local currency, and you might need small change for paying parking machines.
Depending on your travel requirements, you can choose from a range of rental cars. For solo or couples on a short sightseeing city tour, a compact car would be perfect. If you're a family or a larger group planning for a long countryside drive, consider a spacious SUV or Minivan.
The temperate oceanic climate of Erkelenz ensures a pleasant visit almost any time of the year. However, the summer months (May to September) are usually the warmest and the most popular for tourism.