This town lies between Dusseldorf and the Dutch Border. Hotels in Mönchengladbach often put up overnight guests. Originally Gladbach, the name changed in 1950 to Mönchen Gladbach, then Mönchengladbach in 1960. This town is home to Rheydt Castle. This 15th and 16th century structure no longer houses Lords and Ladies. It is the home of the Municipal Museum of Art and Culture and the Museum of Weaving. Visiting will help you understand the economic and cultural history of the region. A contrast is the Contemporary Art Museum. The architecture is a modern design by Hans Hollein (1982). Works within include Andy Warhol and Robert Rauschberg.

Leaving you hotel in Mönchengladbach, you can wander the streets to most attractions. Of primary importance is the Basilica of St. Vitus. This cathedral is late Romanesque in design. It is the oldest building in town. The crypt is 12th century. The choir and the elegant stained glass therein are 13th century. Make note of the Treasury and its contents. The nearby Church of the Assumption is from the 15th and 16th century. Like much in Germany, the townspeople reconstructed it following the destructive forces of WWII. If you wish to spend more time, EasyToBook.com can arrange accommodations in comfortable budget Mönchengladbach hotels.