The bus stop Leinsweiler Rathaus is located directly on the Deutsche Weinstraße near the "Rathaus" parking lot. The bus stop is connected to bus line 530 of the QNV (Queichtal Public Transport), which connects Leinsweiler with Landau.
When boarding on the side of the Rathaus, the bus goes via Eschbach, Göcklingen, Ilbesheim, and Landau-Arzheim to Landau.
When boarding on the opposite side of the Rathaus, the bus goes via Ranschbach, Birkweiler (Attention, at the Siebeldingen/Birkweiler train station switch to bus line 520, usually no transfer necessary), Siebeldingen, and Landau-Godramstein to Landau.
Frequency:
Monday to Friday: hourly
Saturday and Sunday: every 2 hours
You can find the departure times at www.vrn.de
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