Nestled on the corner of Benrodestrasse and Sophienstrasse stands the Rathaus Benrath. Have you ever wondered about the stories these walls could tell?
The Rathaus Benrath completed in 1907, proudly displays two figures above its main portal. These figures represent the Bürgermeister or Mayor and the Stadtkämmerer the city treasurer. They symbolize the purpose of this important building.
Benrath is unique as the only district in Düsseldorf with its own registry office. Many couples have been enchanted by the Rathaus Benrath’s interior. Its Jugendstil design adds to its charm.
Before Düsseldorf annexed Benrath in 1929, the Rathaus Benrath served a larger area. Groß-Benrath included Holthausen Itter Reisholz Hassels Urdenbach and Garath. The Rathaus was the administrative heart of these districts.
Today, the Rathaus Benrath houses several important offices. These include the district administration district representation the district social services and the citizens’ office. You can also find a wedding room and the Heimatarchiv Groß-Benrath e.V. here. The Heimatarchiv is open on Mondays from 5 PM to 7 PM.
Make sure to admire the staircase and session hall inside the Rathaus Benrath. They are truly worth seeing. The Rathaus Benrath is part of the Rathausviertel a protected historic area. This area includes Benrodestrasse Kappeler Strasse Kaiser-Friedrich-Strasse Sophienstrasse Benrather Rathausstrasse Schlossparkstrasse and Benrather Schlossallee. Around 1900, the “Villenkolonie Rhein-Flora” was established in this area.
The Rathaus Benrath is easily accessible. You can reach it by taking the U72 train to Schloss Benrath. From there, walk along Hospitalstrasse turn left onto Benrodestrasse. The walk takes about seven minutes. The 789 bus also stops at Benrodestrasse. A taxi stand is conveniently located in front of the Rathaus Benrath.
The Rathaus Benrath offers facilities for everyone. There is a side entrance on the right with elevator access making it accessible for people with disabilities. A disabled-accessible toilet is located on the first floor accessible by elevator.
Notice the bank in front of the Rathaus. The Rathaus Benrath is more than just a building. It is a center of local government a place of history and a community hub. Take a moment to appreciate its architecture and the role it plays in Benrath’s identity. The Rathaus Benrath stands as a testament to Benrath’s rich history. It continues to serve its community today.