Kirchplatz

The Kirchplatz square spans 5,500 square meters and functions as a central intersection point for Elisabethstraße, Fürstenwall, Friedrichstraße, and Kirchfeldstraße in Düsseldorf.

The area transformed from a sparse tree growth known as Am Hasenbusche in 1759 to a gravel pit, before being leveled in 1882 and decorated with horse chestnuts.

Fixed market pavilions installed during the 2004-2005 redesign host daily vendors selling fresh products, creating a meeting point for local residents and visitors.

The square contains an underground parking garage and connects to multiple transportation options through the Wehrhahn line U-Bahn station and several bus routes.

The Neo-Gothic St. Peter Church marks the southern edge of Kirchplatz, while the northern section features modern market structures similar to those at Carlsplatz.

Location: Düsseldorf

GPS coordinates: 51.21330,6.77583

Latest update: March 2, 2025 23:21