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Getting here

by car, bus and train

 

How to get to the Paderborner Land

The Paderborner Land is easy to reach by car, bus and train. Depending on where you’re travelling from and where you’re heading in the region, there are various routes to choose from. Paderborn Lippstadt Airport also offers a convenient way to reach the region from various destinations.

If you prefer to leave the car at home, you can travel to the Paderborner Land by public transport. Train services connect the region with other areas, and from there you can continue by bus to numerous destinations throughout the Paderborner Land. You can also use buses and trains to get around once you’re here. This makes it easy to combine travelling by public transport with excursions and activities in the region.

 

- Travelling by train
    
    The Paderborner Land is easily accessible by train from various parts of Germany. Paderborn Central Station offers connections to destinations including Dortmund, Hanover and Kassel. There are also railway stations in other towns, such as Hövelhof and Altenbeken.
    
    From the stations, you can reach accommodation and attractions on foot, by bus or by other forms of public transport, depending on your destination. Some accommodation providers also offer transfers to and from the station. It’s best to enquire directly with your accommodation provider.
    
    For timetable information, connections and tickets, visit Deutsche Bahn. Before travelling, check the most suitable connection and any onward connections you may need.
- Travelling by bus
    
    The Paderborner Land is easily accessible by long-distance coach. Regional bus services also connect Paderborn with the surrounding towns and villages. Depending on the route, you can also reach hiking trails and attractions by public transport.
    
    The Nahverkehrsgesellschaft Hochstift mbH provides information on its website about timetables, tickets and local public transport connections. You’ll also find detailed information on accessible travel, including accessible bus stops, buses, boarding facilities and seating. Before setting off, check the available connections and local facilities so you can plan your journey accordingly.
    
    Follow the button below to visit the Nahverkehrsgesellschaft Hochstift mbH website:
- Travelling by car
    
    You can reach the Paderborner Land by car via the A33 and A44 motorways. These connect the region with other parts of Germany, making it easy to travel here from various directions.
    
    There are car parks in the towns and villages, as well as at many hiking destinations and attractions. As the number of parking spaces and any parking charges vary by location, we recommend checking the parking arrangements at your destination in advance. Alternatively, you can use local public transport to reach your chosen destination.
- Travelling by plane
    
    Paderborn Lippstadt Airport offers domestic and international flights, making it easy to travel to the region from elsewhere in Germany and abroad. From the airport, you can continue your journey to the Paderborner Land by hire car or public transport.
    
    Follow the button below to visit the airport’s website:
- Arriving by bike
    
    The Paderborner Land can also be reached by bike. Several long-distance cycle routes pass through the region, connecting it with neighbouring landscapes and towns. These include EuroVelo R1, the Ems Cycle Route, the Römer-Lippe Route and the Westphalian Salt Route. Well-signposted routes make it easy to find your way and offer a wonderful opportunity to discover the region along the way.

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