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Via highway A4 coming from Cologne
Take exit Aachen-Laurensberg, then turn right onto the road Kohlscheider Strasse, towards Aachen. Follow the road: Keep left at the second traffic light, continue on this road (Roermonder Strasse) till road end (Ponttor). Then turn right on Pontwall, follow the road (straight on to Turmstrasse, Junkerstrasse, Schanz, Boxgraben) until crossing the street Mozartstrasse. There, turn right and follow the road. Right after a railway bridge, the street Goethestrasse goes straight on. The main building of the faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Mechatronics is situated directly here at the beginning of the Goethestrasse. You may have difficulties in finding a parking spot.

Via highway A4 coming from Vaals (Netherlands)
Take the exit Aachen-Laurensberg, then turn right onto the road Kohlscheider Strasse, heading towards Aachen. Continue as described above.

Via highway A44 coming from Dusseldorf
At the interchange Aachen, continue further in direction to Liege. Take the second exit (Aachen-Lichtenbusch) after the interchange Aachen. Aachen-Lichtenbusch is the last exit before crossing the border to Belgium. At the exit, turn right onto the road Monschauer Strasse (L233) towards Aachen. Follow the road. At the first intersection, turn left into Siegelallee. Turn right at first traffic light into the road Salierallee. On the next intersection, go straight on into Weißhausstrasse. Follow the road (there comes a railway bridge), continue straight on to the next roundabout. Here, take the first exit/road at the right, which is already the street Goethestrasse, stay on it until road end. At the road junction, you’ll see the FH building Goethestrasse 1 at the right side.

Via highway A44 coming from Belgium
Take the exit Lichtenbusch (first exit after crossing the German border), then turn left on the road Monschauer Strasse (L233) towards Aachen. Continue as described above.

Aachen is linked to the international railway network. The high-speed train THALYS commutes between Paris and Cologne and stops in Aachen every two hours. In addition, ICE trains go from Frankfurt to Brussels via Aachen. There are direct train connections to the following cities: Berlin, Cologne, Dusseldorf, Dortmund, Siegen, Frankfurt/Main and Hamm. Aachen is connected to the Dutch railway network with an hourly connection to Heerlen.

DB Travel Center at the Aachen main station
Opening hours:
Monday - Friday: 6.30 - 21.00 o'clock
Saturday & Sunday: 8.00 - 21.00 o'clock