Bilk, Urban district in Düsseldorf, Germany.
Description
Bilk is a residential district in Düsseldorf with housing, schools, and local shops that serve everyday needs. The area spans several square kilometers and connects well by tram lines and rail transport throughout the city.
History
The district first appears in written records around 799, with an old church dating to the 8th century. This early settlement gradually developed into an important part of Düsseldorf.
Culture
Heinrich-Heine University shapes the district with its daily presence and brings students from around the world into the neighborhood. The campus life mixes with local routines, creating a blend of academic and residential character throughout the area.
Practical
Düsseldorf-Bilk railway station connects the district to regional trains, and multiple tram lines run through the area. Public transport makes it straightforward to reach other parts of the city or explore the neighborhood.
Did you know?
The area once housed an observatory that operated between 1843 and 1943, discovering dozens of celestial objects during its decades of work. This scientific history is less known today, though it shaped an important chapter in the district's past.
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K21
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St. Peter
525 m
LVA-Hauptgebäude
1.1 km
Vater Rhein und seine Töchter
998 m
Heinrich-Hertz-Berufskolleg
942 m
Martinskirche
982 m
Leo-Statz-Berufskolleg
795 m
Lorettostraße
987 m
Kirchplatz
582 m
St. Antonius
916 m
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1.1 km
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583 m
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541 m
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844 m
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877 m
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961 m
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792 m
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1.1 km
Karl-Arnold-Haus
399 m
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988 m
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1.1 km
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940 m
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993 m
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1 km
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1 km
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998 m
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