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Viersen is the capital of the district of Viersen, in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany.

Geography

Viersen is situated approximately 8 km north-west of Mönchengladbach, 15 km south-west of Krefeld and 20 km east of Venlo.

Division of the town

The city of Viersen is made up of three (formerly independent) cities: Süchteln, Dülken and Viersen.

Economy

The companies "Masterfoods" (Mars Bar) and the "Kaiser's Tengelmann AG" are situated in one of Viersen's industrial districts named Mackenstein.

Culture

Recurring events

  • International Jazz Festival in Viersen's Festival Hall (Festhalle). September
  • The World Championships of Carom Billards take place in Viersen's Festival Hall (Festhalle). March
  • Big Carnival Parades in all 3 city parts. The one in Dülken is one of the biggest and most traditional Parades in North Rhine-Westphalia. February
  • The "Schöppenmarkt" in Dülken, a type of flea/junk market, which takes place on the day after the last Carnival parade, is one of Germany's biggest. February
  • Big free-of-charge flea market in the Viersen's pedestrian zone where only children are allowed to sell. Biggest market of this type in Germany. Summer
  • "Viersen blüht" (Viersen is blooming) is a voluntary initiative which places arrangements and sculptures of flowers all over the city's pedestrian zone. Summer
  • International Biker Meeting, organized by the local biker-club "MC Viersen 1980 e.V.". 2nd weekend each September
  • Viersen Jazz Festival. 4th weekend each September
  • Big kite-flying-festival. Autumn

Twin towns

  • Calau, Germany
  • Kaniv, Ukraine
  • Lambersart, France
  • Mittweida, Germany
  • Pardesia, Israel
  • Peterborough, United KingdomFurther Information

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