VENUE, ACCOMMODATION & GETTING AROUND
VENUE, ACCOMMODATION & GETTING AROUND
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Venue
Venue
Waldorfschule Bonn
Stettiner Str. 21
53119 Bonn
Germany
Accommodation
Accommodation
The venue is located in a quiet part of town next to a small nature reserve park & with expansive outdoor courtyard for relaxing in the sun between classes and dances. There are some hotels close to the venue.
In the immediate vicinity, we can recommend acora Bonn Hotel.
There is also excellent public transportation (see right). You'll find lots of additional great options for accommodation at every price point in the city center of Bonn.
Caution: Unless you really don't care about comfort, we don't recommend GZ Hostel.
Our tip: Look for a hotel or Airbnb close to Bonn Central Station and take the metro or bus!
Public Transport
Public Transport
7 minutes by metro from Bonn Central Station: Lines 16 and 63 in direction Köln and Bonn-Tannenbusch
Metro station "Tannenbusch Süd/Düne"
The metro runs all night, with trains departing every few minutes during the day, every half hour between midnight and 2AM, and once an hour between 2AM and 4AM. On Sundays, trains run until 1:30AM.
Friday and Saturday, there is also a night bus (bus line N1) that runs all night from bus station "Stolpstraße" (3 minutes from the venue)
Parking
Parking
There is free parking available around the venue.
Taxis
Taxis
The city's official taxis run all day and night.
Call +49 228 555555 or book one online:
www.taxibonn.de
Bikes
Bikes
Additional recommendation: Rent a bike for your stay in Bonn.
Distances in the city are often relatively short and this is a fantastic way to get around easily & get to know the city!
Supermarkets
Supermarkets
There are some supermarkets around:
Kaufland Shopping Center which includes an Aldi, a small Thai restaurant, and a Turkish restaurant. Oppelner Str. 128, 53119 Bonn.
A small Penny supermarket, Hohe Str. 55, 53119 Bonn. There is also a Chinese restaurant here.
Also, there are some small ethnic grocery stores close to the venue
Note: German supermarkets close on Sundays, so make sure to stock up on supplies beforehand!
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