Hardtberg, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany

🇩🇪 Hardtberg (Hardtbersch) is a borough (Stadtbezirk) of Bonn, Germany.

It was formed in 1969 in the course of the municipal reorganization from the districts of Duisdorf, Hardthöhe and Lengsdorf, which until then belonged to the Duisdorf office. The new housing estate Brüser Berg was added in 1974 as the fourth district, Medinghoven is located as a non-official district belonging to Duisdorf in the west of the city district. The district of Hardthöhe occupies almost the entire site of the Federal Ministry of Defense, which has its headquarters there. Hardtberg is named after the eponymous,156.1 m above sea level. NHN mountain, which is located in the west of the city district.

In addition to the Federal Ministry of Defense, Hardtberg is the location of the Federal Ministry of Agriculture, Federal Ministry of Health, Federal Ministry of Economics and Family Affairs.

Transport In the east of the city district runs the federal highway 565 with the junctions Bonn-Lengsdorf (8) and Bonn-Hardtberg (9). Along the Hardtberg runs the Konrad-Adenauer-Damm, a highway-like road that is part of Bonn's north-west bypass. The federal highway 56 runs in the west of Hardtberg, where the route of the Voreifelbahn with the stop Bonn-Duisdorf is also located.

In the long term, a tram line from Bonn Central Station to Hardthöhe (Westbahn) is planned, which is partly intended to replace the existing bus connections.

Public institutions The Hardtberg Town Hall is located in Duisdorf.

The city district has seven primary and secondary schools, three special schools, two secondary schools, two grammar schools as well as a vocational college (Rhein-Sieg district) and a branch of the adult education centre of the federal city of Bonn.

Sights • List of architectural monuments in Hardtberg • Electoral Source • St. Peter (St. Petri-in-Chains) • Medinghoven Castle • Hardtberg Town Hall

Art and culture The "Kulturzentrum Hardtberg" is operated by the association "Hardtberg Kultur". Other providers of cultural work in the city district are: • the adult education centre Bonn • the Bonn Music School • the artist group Semikolon • the theater in the basement (tik) • the Musikverein Bonn-Duisdorf (founded in 1949 e. V.).

Sport In the district of Brüser Berg lies the Hardtberghalle, which was the venue for the home games of Telekom Baskets Bonn until 2008. Since summer 2008, the club's own "Telekom Dome" below Brüser Berg in the district of Duisdorf has been the new home of Telekom Baskets Bonn.

The TKSV Duisdorf has been wrestling again in the 1st since the 2010/2011 season. Bundesliga.

The Hardtbergbad in the district of Hardtberg is the highest bath in Bonn and the only combined indoor and outdoor pool in the city.