Osterath, Administrative district in Meerbusch, Germany
Osterath is a district on the western side of Meerbusch with a mix of residential areas and business zones. The Mollsfeld business district to the north contains several international companies and anchors economic activity in the region.
The area shows traces of Roman settlements confirmed by archaeological findings. Permanent human settlement developed in this region between the 9th and 12th centuries.
The Parish Church of St. Nikolaus shapes the local identity and serves as a gathering point for residents. The nearby mill park with sculptures by artist Will Brüll offers a space for walking and reflection.
As a larger district with distinct areas, exploring different neighborhoods on foot or by bike helps you get oriented. The residential zones and park are accessible and easy to navigate.
The historical coat of arms features a golden sun with 14 rays on a blue background. This symbol reflects the importance of light and energy in the local identity.
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