Düsseldorf-Urdenbach

Urdenbach is an urban borough of Düsseldorf. It is located in the south of the city, next to the neighboring town Monheim am Rhein and bordered by the river Rhine.

Roman Catholic Church

History

The river Rhine changed its way in the 14th century BC at the place where Urdenbach is located today. It was not only a fishing settlement, but a place of trading. There are a lot of timber framed houses, built up in that era. The Calvinist Church is from the year 1692, constructed in the baroque style. The Roman Catholic Church was built in Neo-romanesque style in 1893. Urdenbach became part of Düsseldorf in 1929.

The Benrath line, the line between northern German pronunciations and southern German pronunciations goes across Urdenbach.

Statistics
  • area: 7.64 km2
  • population: about 10,500 people
  • Grundschule: 2
  • Gymnasiums: 1
  • no highway connection, no station, no tram line
  • 2 bus lines (784, 788)
  • 1 federal road tangenting Urdenbach
  • Calvinist Church
  • Former courthouse, built in 1535
  • Old fire engine house ("Spritzenhaus", 1784)
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