Stadtbahn U79 activities

web•TrainSim is running through the activities supplied as part of the route install. Thus far he's tried:

• Dusseldorf to Duisburg on U79
• U78 service Handelszentrum to Rheinstadium and return (002)
• Variobahn Parade (004)
• Kirmes Sonderfahrt (007)
• Evening service Seestern to Graphics15 and return (wDTS 007)
• Take work tram from St. Anna to Grunewald depot (008)
• U79 service Meiderich to Oberbilk (015)
• U79 service Meiderich to Oberbilk (wDTS version)
• Loerick und zurueck (017)
• Loerick and return (wDTS version)

For more information, including a comprehensive map of the Dusseldorf system, see:

• Dusseldorf City Map: www.duesseldorf.de
• Dusseldorf Tram System Map: www.rheinbahn.de (go back a page to get a full map as a PDF document)
• Line Plans of Transport System & Streets: www.vrr.de - the best map because it shows streets and main buildings so you can place yourself while at work in the cab.
• Rhine-Ruhr Area Train Lines: trainspotting.buekkes.de/maps/
• Screenshots of U79 MSTS Trams: home.t-online.de/home/
• Strassenbahn Duisberg: www.strassenbahn-duisburg.de
• U-Bahn Route Map: www.rheinbahn.de

Travelling north on the U79 from Dusseldorf Hbf and referring to the Stadtlinienplaene Dusseldorf PDF document, these are some sites you'll see along the way (with kind thanks to a friend for the translations):

• Hbf, an abbreviation for Hauptbahnhof, meaning main railway station so Dusseldorf Hbf and Duisberg Hbf are the Dusseldorf and Duisberg main stations respectively.
• Tonhalle - concert hall
• Flughafen - airport
• Kittelback - literally Kittel creek
• Kalkumer is one of Dusseldorf's well-known castles. Close by is the Florence Nightingale Hospital.
• Muhlenacker is mill, and the buildings indicate that fact
• Neuer Friedhof is New Cemetry
• Teich literally translates at pond. Froschenteick is two stops before St. Anna Hospital.

The following pages give more detail on some of Dusseldorf's tourist attractions (you'll see them on the map above):

• Altstadt (Old town): www.duesseldorf-tourismus.de
• Barbarossa Pfalz Kaiserswerth: www.duesseldorf-tourismus.de
• Dusseldorf Tourism: www.duesseldorf-tourismus.de
• Königsallee: www.duesseldorf-tourismus.de
• Messe Dusseldorf (Convention Centre): www.messe-duesseldorf.de
• Oberkasseler Brücke: www.duesseldorf-tourismus.de
• Rheinstadium Dusseldorf: www.stadiumguide.com/rheinstadion.htm

U-bahn timetable services

• U11 Karlsplatz - Altenessen Bf - Essen Hbf - Rüttenscheid - Messe West / Süd / Gruga
• U17 GE-Fischerstr - Karnap - Altenessen - Essen Hbf - Margarethenhöhe
• U18 Essen Berliner Platz - Essen Hbf - Rhein-Ruhr-Zentrum - Mülheim Hbf
• U35 BO-Querenburg - Bochum Hbf - Riemke - Herne Bf - Schloß Strünkede
• U41 DO-(Hafen -) Hauptbahnhof - Stadtgarten - Märkische Straße - Hörde - Clarenberg
• U42 DO-Grevel - Scharnhorst - Kirchderne - Schulte Rödding - Stadtmitte - Barop - Hombruch
• U45 DO-(Fredenbaum -) Hauptbahnhof - Stadtmitte - Westfalenpark - Westfalenhallen
• U46 DO-Brunnenstraße - Reinoldikirche - Stadtgarten - Westfalenhallen
• U47 DO-Westerfilde - Huckarde - Stadtmitte - Westfalendamm - Aplerbeck
• U49 Lün-Brambauer - DO-Brechten - Grävingholz - Fredenbaum - Stadtmitte - Westfalenpark
• E60 SchwebebahnExpress Vohwinkel - Wuppertal Hbf
• 60 Schwebebahn W-Vohwinkel - Elberfeld
• 60 Schwebebahn W-Vohwinkel - Elberfeld
• U70 Krefeld Rheinstraße - Düsseldorf Hbf
• U74 Düsseldorf Handweiser - Düsseldorf Holthausen
• U75 Neuss Hbf - Düsseldorf Vennhauser Allee
• U76 Krefeld, Rheinstr. - Meerbusch - D-Lörick - Heinr.-Heine-Allee - D Hbf/Handelsz./Mosk.Str.
• U77 D-Am Seestern - Oberkassel - Heinr.-Heine-Allee - D Hbf - D-Oberbilk/Philipsh. - D-Holthausen
• U78 D-Messe/Rheinstadion - Heinrich-Heine-Allee - Düsseldorf Hbf
• U79 DU-Meiderich Bf - DU Hbf - D-Kaiserswerth - D Hbf - D-Oberbilk, Kaiserslauterner Str.

Paths & services

For U79, columns have been changed to read Path name, Departure location to arrival location and Service name. Paths and services by web•TrainSim are prefixed by wDTS-, with services being named the same as the corresponding path name. In the main, the U79 authors have used a similar naming scheme.