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Düsseldorf
The special appeal and charm of the lovable state capital on the Rhine will surprise you with its many facets and faces.
Whether by bike or on foot, there are many ways to explore Düsseldorf in an environmentally friendly way! Exciting city tours show you the green corners of the city, away from the main shopping streets you will find handmade unique items and innovative products and many restaurants in Düsseldorf are committed to using regional, seasonal and vegan ingredients.
Highlights
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From 29.10.2025, a major exhibition on the theme of fragrances will debut in the Kunstpalast. “The Secret Power of Fragrances” combines art and scent experiences spanning nearly 1'000 years.
From September 5, 2025, the NRW-Forum will focus on SEX NOW, a provocative, exciting and also political topic and its development in national and international art.
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The state capital of North Rhine-Westphalia is a lovable, modern and diverse city: multicultural, tolerant and aware of its history. The Rhine is its lifeline and at the same time its special charm. The most beautiful and best-known places include the Old Town, Königsallee and the Medienhafen. Locals and visitors meet in an uncomplicated and open-minded way in the many cozy restaurants and trendy clubs throughout the city. Düsseldorf is greener than almost any other major city. Parks and green spaces such as the Rhine meadows, the Hofgarten and the Nordpark with its Japanese Garden are the green lungs of the Rhine metropolis and oases of relaxation.
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Discover Düsseldorf consciously with an eco-friendly journey and stay! During guided city tours, you will learn interesting facts about climate adaptation in cities, while parks invite you to relax. Events that focus on sustainability, inspiring sustainable shopping tips and regional, vegan delicacies in selected restaurants contribute to your unique experience.
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Düsseldorf plays in the international premier league when it comes to culture. The density of museums is also record-breaking. Fans of modern art in particular get their money's worth here, which may also be due to the fact that the city is home to one of Germany's most renowned art academies, the Kunstakademie. The young, creative Düsseldorf has also turned the city into an open stage for urban art.
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This is home to Germany's largest Japanese community and characterizes the vibrant "Little Tokyo" along Immermannstrasse and Klosterstrasse between the main train station and the city center. Locals, Japanese business people, young manga fans and foodies meet here over noodle soup, sushi and sake. Excellent restaurants and izakayas (Japanese pubs) serve authentic Japanese cuisine.
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Everyone who is anyone in international high fashion is represented in the famous luxury shopping street "Königsallee" with a prestigious store and the latest catwalk trends. Known as the "Kö" for short, it is a boulevard and place of longing for international fashionistas and the direct route to the world of luxury labels. In the Flingern and Unterbilk districts, individual stores with inspiring fashion and handmade gifts guarantee a varied shopping spree.
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The Architecture in Düsseldorf celebrates diversity from the organically shaped iconic triad by architect Frank O. Gehry in the MedienHafen to the architectural interplay of Kö Bogen I and II. This is where New York star architect Daniel Libeskind has set an exclamation mark at the upper end of Königsallee and where you will also find the largest green building in Europe.
Insider Tips
Events
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24.11.2022 19:00 - 25.07.2026 01:00 | Andreasstraße 11, 40213 DüsseldorfDetails
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28.12.2025 19:00 - 29.05.2026 23:30 | Garather Schloßallee 19, 40595 DüsseldorfDetails
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30.04.2026 19:30 | Kappeler Straße 231, 40599 Düsseldorf
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21.08.2026 13:00 - 23.08.2026 20:00 | Königsallee, 40212 DüsseldorfDetails
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Frequently asked questions
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Among the best-known hotspots in Düsseldorf are several central areas of the city, each with its own distinct character. The Old Town forms the historical and gastronomic heart of the city, featuring the Rhine promenade and traditional breweries, whilst the Medienhafen is renowned for its modern architecture, including buildings designed by Frank O. Gehry, as well as numerous restaurants and bars. Königsallee is renowned as a shopping boulevard and urban axis, complemented by areas such as the Kö-Bogen, whilst Little Tokyo along Immermannstrasse and Klosterstrasse is a hub of Japanese culture and cuisine.
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In Düsseldorf, many public green spaces and urban areas are accessible free of charge. These include the Rheinwiesen, a vast riverside landscape with views of the Rhine; the Hofgarten, a historic park situated between the Old Town and the city centre; and the Nordpark, with its extensive gardens and the Japanese Garden. The Old Town itself is also freely accessible and features historic buildings, squares and access points to the Rhine, all of which are free to visit.
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Among the lesser-known but distinctive areas of Düsseldorf are neighbourhoods with an alternative or creative character. Kiefernstrasse is a short residential street that stands out for its distinctive urban art and local subculture, whilst urban art can also be found in other parts of the city in the form of murals and temporary installations. Flingern is a former industrial district featuring studios and unique restaurants, and Unterbilk combines residential areas with the media, design and creative industries near the Media Harbour.
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Yes, Düsseldorf is easy to explore on foot, as many of the main attractions are close together. Areas such as the Old Town, the Rhine promenade and neighbouring districts are all within walking distance of one another, with Königsallee serving as a main pedestrian route leading to the Kö-Bogen. Key factors include the compact layout of the city centre, the flat terrain and the well-maintained pavements.
