Historic town hall Bocholt

Information for cyclists
Bocholt's location alone makes it a wonderful destination for cyclists. Small rivers such as the Issel or Bocholter Aa meander through the landscape and are surrounded by beautiful nature. Along the Bocholter Aa, a 58-kilometre cycle path leads from Velen via Rhede and Bocholt to Isselburg to great sights and through a beautiful landscape. Imposing castles in Isselburg and Raesfeld are within easy reach and the Rhine and the Dutch neighbours are also not far away. The possibilities are manifold.
Various themed cycle routes offer interesting cycling tours through the Münsterland. The signposted themed cycle routes each show very special contents of the region and thus tell exciting stories about Münsterland. Bocholt is also connected to various themed cycle routes.
100 castles route, western route
Hohe Mark Nature Park Route
The entrance to the Münsterland cycle route network, which is around 4,500 kilometres long, is located directly in the city centre at St.-Georg-Platz about 100 metres from the historic town hall.

Admission outdoor tour
Free admission: 0 €

Arrival
Travelling by car:
The best way for visitors to reach Bocholt by car is via the A3 and A31 motorways.
A3 coming from the south: exit "Bocholt/ Hamminkeln", continue via B473 towards Bocholt.
A3 from the north: exit "Rees", continue via B67 towards Bocholt
A31 exit "Borken", continue via B67 towards Bocholt
Arriving by train:
The regional train "Der Bocholter" commutes hourly from Wesel to Bocholt. There are further connections in the direction of the Ruhr area and the Netherlands.
The S75 express bus connects Bocholt with Münster.
Parking
Direct access to the historic town hall is not possible as it is located in a pedestrian zone. There are several parking lots around the city centre, which are marked by a parking guidance system. The nearest car park to the town hall is at Sankt-Georg-Platz. The walk to the town hall square is about 200 metres.