Weather in Monchengladbach. Actual conditions and forecast

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More to see in Monchengladbach

In Monchengladbach, time runs unnaturally fast due to the fact that it’s a great place for family leisure. It has everything to deliver you the best vacation experience, whether it be outdoor activities or a more relaxing pastime. The city is full of entertainment venues and museums, swimming pools, and parks to enjoy nature or take a walk with your kids. Speaking of kids, they will definitely enjoy a visit to Schossbad Nieberhhein, considered one of the best swimming pools in the region. It’s exceptionally clean and tidy and is comprised of four pools for every age and preference (outdoor, indoor, kiddie pool and wave pool). In addition, there is a volleyball court and diving boards that your little ones will surely appreciate. Even more so they will appreciate the food served at the local cafe. If the pool complex is full, then you can always come to Volksbad, a huge pool for children from 3 years old (there is no pool for toddlers, however). The pool is extremely well maintained, so hundreds of people come to swim in it every day. If you travel with kids, then Tiergarten Mönchengladbach is a must-have destination on your touristic route. Bears, goats, horses, turtles, parrots, peacocks, and even kangaroos can be seen here. Some animals can be fed, which will certainly appeal to your little ones. All animals are well-cared-for, which attracts crowds of visitors to the zoo all year round. The zoo is located in the Stadtpark, where you can also find a great … Read further

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Advices for travellers

11. It is comfortable to see the sights on foot. They are all situated near each other. If you do not have enough time for long walks, you should rent a bicycle or order a segway tour. 12. The city is famous for its high-quality textile. At local shops, you can buy home textile and natural cotton clothes at reasonable prices. 13. At some city restaurants, there are breweries. Beer connoisseurs can … Open

Shopping, streets and outlets

Women should visit the dm shop in the main shopping street. Dm offers a wide choice of cosmetics and other natural products produced by different German companies. Natural creams, hair care products, organic products, and vitamins are just some of the things presented here. As the shop offers only products of the local production, they are distinguished by attractive prices. Here, you can also find unusual and … Open

Monchengladbach for children - what to visit

Among other parks where a simple walk resembles a promenade through the Garden of Eden, Beller Park and Bunter Garten should be noted. In the former, you can play some tennis while your little ones are having fun at a well-equipped playground with all sorts of slides and swings. There is also a picturesque pond with ducks in the park area, but it’s not recommended to feed them. When it comes to Bunter Garten, … Open

Traditions and mentality of Monchengladbach

The people in Monchengladbach respect their historical traditions. Such traditions are reflected in beautiful festivals but accept some contemporary trends. The locals love sport, football in particular. In the city, there is a football club, Borussia, that has been one of the strongest clubs in Germany for several decades. When walking around the city, you can see a lot of symbolic monuments dedicated to … Open

Cuisine and top restaurants

One of the most popular city restaurants is Brauerei zum Stefanus. It specializes in regional cuisine and has its own brewery. Here, you can taste amazing pork dishes, as well as meat and cheese snacks. Those who prefer light snacks will be delighted with vegetable salads. This salad will certainly impress connoisseurs of high-quality German beer. Despite its great popularity, Brauerei zum Stefanus is … Open

Attractions and active leisure

One of the most stylish clubs is Graefen. Its entertainment program is eventful and diverse. In the club, fashion shows, presentations, and young musicians and DJs’ performances often take place. This club will certainly interest those who are not indifferent to modern culture and art in all forms. Those who used to relax in a calm and secluded atmosphere should visit the Plastique Bar. Since its opening, it … Open

Climate in Germany and weather forecast - best seasons for visit

Germany should be visited only for the sake of its unrestrained colorful holidays. In winter, before the start of the Lent, incredible costumed processions and street parties take place on the streets of major cities. Particularly amazing celebrations pass along the river Rhine. In April, tourists will enjoy the Walpurgis Night with numerous vampires and witches who will walk around all the mountain villages. From May to September, there is the Rhine in Flames festival in the settlements on the Rhine. In June, a parade of representatives of homosexuality is arranged in the largest cities of the country. In mid-July, there is a large-scale festival called the Parade of Love in the heart of Berlin. Under the open sky, thousands of tourists and local residents can enjoy electronic music played by the world's best performers. … Open

Atmosphere of Germany: religion and languages

Since the time of Boniface, Germany was officially considered a country of Christianity and almost all the locals professed this particular religion. Later, from the 17th to the 20th centuries, two religions dominated in the country. Those were Catholicism and Protestantism. This was influenced by two factors - the thirty-year war and Protestant movements of Luther. At the beginning of the 20th century, the law declaring the separation of religion from state was approved in Germany at the Constitutional level. Since then, the religion has no longer exerted pressure on the domestic or foreign policy of the country. Citizens of Germany have the full right to choose independently the religion they want to profess, or to abandon it completely . … Open