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Bochold, Essen — Area Guide & Where to Stay

Bochold is a northwestern borough of Essen, holding three churches and the older Haus Berge, and joined to the city in 1915.

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Where to stay in Bochold

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Haus Berge is the name to know here. Bochold spreads over a good stretch of northwestern Essen with three churches and that one old house on its register, which is enough to fill a morning but not enough to pull a traveller's booking away from the centre. Borbeck-Mitte and Altendorf flank it. Anyone whose reason for coming is Haus Berge or the St.-Fronleichnam-Kirche can sleep out here without loss; everyone else does better in Essen proper.

Few places to stay in Bochold — most visitors book in Essen nearby.

About Bochold

What are the main landmarks in Bochold?

Four names, three of them churches. Haus Berge is the exception, an older building standing among the church dedications that otherwise make up the whole of Bochold's register: the St.-Fronleichnam-Kirche, the Kirche St. Maria Rosenkranz and the St.-Johannes-Bosco-Kirche. The churches carry the borough.

Borbeck-Mitte and Vogelheim next door have their own entries, so a walk that starts at Haus Berge can carry on into them without much ground between.

What is the history of Bochold?

Borbeck governed this ground first. Bochold belonged to the Bürgermeisterei Borbeck until 1915, when Essen drew the borough inside its own boundary and the mayoralty's authority over it ended. The churches came with it.

Haus Berge is the one entry on the register that speaks of anything older, and beside it the St.-Fronleichnam-Kirche and the St.-Johannes-Bosco-Kirche mark the parish life that carried on through the change of administration.

Where is Bochold?

Bochold covers a wide slice of northwestern Essen, bounded by Borbeck-Mitte, Vogelheim and Altendorf, with Haus Berge standing inside it.

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What is the best area to stay in Bochold?

Essen: central rooms with Bochold reached past Borbeck-Mitte.

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Updated September 2026