About Krefeld
Krefeld is a city located in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, spanning an area of 137.8 square kilometers at an elevation of 38 meters. As of 2025, the population stands at 230,738. The city maintains partnerships with the twin towns of Kayseri, Venlo, Leicester, Dunkirk, and Leiden. Among its notable features are the archaeological site of Castra Gelduba, the Botanischer Garten Krefeld, and the Hülser Berg, which serves as both a mountain and a park. Infrastructure includes Krefeld-Oppum station, Krefeld-Linn station, and Krefeld-Uerdingen station. Residents and visitors also have access to Lake Elfrath and the Kunstmuseen Krefeld.
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