copyright: Stadt Hückeswagen
City of Hückeswagen
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Hückeswagen is located in the north of the Oberbergischer Kreis and is one of the oldest towns in the Bergisches Land. The historic castle and the picturesque old town with its half-timbered houses shape the city's image. The nearby Bevertalsperre reservoir is a popular destination for water sports, walks, and relaxation. In addition to its long history, the city has a diverse economic structure with medium-sized businesses. Numerous clubs and cultural events strengthen the community life. Hückeswagen combines tradition, nature, and modern living.
Hückeswagen Art in Public Space
Title: Cloth Weaver Monument Artist: Franz-Otto Lipp, Photo © Joachim Gies
Hückeswagen Art in Public Space
Title: Crossing the Wupper Artist: Harald Pflitsch, Photo © Joachim Gies
The Coat of Arms of the City of Hückeswagen
Hückeswagen acquired city rights in 1859.
The coat of arms dates back to the judicial seal of 1556 and expresses the historical regional affiliation with the diminished blue-crowned Bergisch lion.
The little ship symbolizes the textile manufacturing industry that has been present in Hückeswagen since the Middle Ages.
Address
Bahnhofsplatz 14
42499 Hückeswagen
Postal Address
Postfach 10 04 62
42491 Hückeswagen
Phone: 02192 88-0
Fax: 02192 88-288
Email: info@stadt-hueckeswagen.de
www.hueckeswagen.de
Mayor
Mario Moritz
Area and Population
The city of Hückeswagen covers an area of 50.53 km² and has 14,480 inhabitants (as of 31.12.2024, data from Statistik.NRW).