DRIVING Borussia Park is minutes away from the A61 motorway which runs vertically (North/South) with the A52 running horizontally (East to West) meaning that between those two the city is well connected to the rest of the country in all directions. The address for satnav is as follows: Hennes-Weisweiler-Allee 1, 41179 Mönchengladbach Car Parks There are six official car-parks in total around the stadium with the three north of the stadium the ones for the general public on matchdays. Costing a few euros, the three car parks south of the ground appear to be reserved for VIPs, the press and coach travel. TRAIN Mönchengladbach Hauptbahnhof is located approximately 2 km North of the city centre within the district of Gladbach and is the largest station, with the most connections nationally although Rheydt Station located towards the south. There is no satellite train station or tram service which can take you to the stadium so the club puts on a match-day bus service instead. BUS The easiest way to get to Borussia Park on matchdays is a shuttle bus service from either the main railway station or Rheydt Hauptbahnhof which run every 20 minutes or so and take around 15 minutes. On Non-matchdays you can take Bus 17 in the direction of Mönchengladbach Südwall from the main railway station with a slightly increased frequency and similar time. AIRPORTS The nearest commercial airport is Düsseldorf International which is approximately 35 km away towards the wast. As the third busiest airport in Germany, serving just under 20 million passengers a year you’re guaranteed to have a quick and easy experience using the airport. Once you have landed you can travel to Mönchengladbach in just over 1 hour via two train journeys. Firstly you get the S11 train from the airport to Düsseldorf and then the S8 from the city centre to Mönchengladbach.