All Places in Düsseldorf

A cozy Christmas market with a fairy-tale vibe, located in front of the historic Town Hall, offering traditional homemade gifts and food like Currywurst and mulled wine.

A cozy Christmas market with a fairy-tale vibe, located in front of the historic Town Hall, offering traditional homemade gifts and food like Currywurst and mulled wine.

A small Christmas market known for its Glühwein pyramid, offering traditional food and gifts, including cinnamon buns from Cinnamude.

A winter-themed Christmas market in a square setting by the Apple Store, offering a mix of food and traditional gifts, including Currywurst, fried potatoes, and Kinder Bueno crepes.

A busy Christmas market along Schadowstraße, primarily featuring food stalls, arts and crafts, and personalized gifts like glass engraving.

A shop selling a range of cinnamon buns, both vegan and normal.

The winter themed Christmas market is located in the square by the Apple Store.

A restaurant in Düsseldorf offering a modern take on German cuisine.

A shop and bar in Düsseldorf where you can buy and drink Killepitsch, a local herb liqueur.

The only Canadian restaurant in Düsseldorf, known for its poutine.

A hotel in Düsseldorf with a rooftop lounge.

A street in Düsseldorf known for its big box stores, popular for shopping.

An upper-class shopping street in Düsseldorf.

Dusseldorf's Altstadt, famously known as the 'longest bar in the world,' is a vibrant historic district brimming with traditional pubs, breweries, and lively nightlife. Wander through its charming cobblestone streets and soak in the authentic Rhenish atmosphere.

A traditional brewery in Düsseldorf, where you can try Soleier (eggs).

K21 is part of a three-part museum complex with an international reputation for displaying post-war and newer art exhibitions, located in a park.

Dusseldorf's oldest and most central park, Hofgarten, is a beloved green lung perfect for a peaceful stroll, a picnic, or simply relaxing amidst nature. It connects key parts of the city and offers a tranquil respite.

A residential street in Düsseldorf known for its incredible street art.

A bustling hub of creativity with modern architecture, media companies, and the Gary buildings.

The Rhine Tower in Düsseldorf, offering panoramic views of the city.

A park along the Rhine where locals hang out, play soccer, have barbecues, and relax.

The Rhine Promenade is a pedestrianized riverside walk known for its warm sense of community and proximity to well-known places like Lambertus Church and Bergplatz.

The Museum of Art displays artwork from the 3rd Century BC to the present day, including fine art, sculptures, drawings, and features collections of glass, Italian Baroque works, and modern art.

Once a functional harbor, Medienhafen has transformed into a dynamic district renowned for its avant-garde architecture, trendy restaurants, and vibrant nightlife. It's a visual feast of modern design juxtaposed with industrial heritage.

The Gehry buildings are iconic structures in the MedienHafen district, exemplifying the city's commitment to innovation and design.

Düsseldorf's most elegant avenue, featuring exclusive boutique shops, designer clothing stores, luxury shopping arcades, art galleries, restaurants, and luxury hotels.

The Rhine Tower is Düsseldorf's tallest building, offering breathtaking views of the city from its observation deck and a rotating restaurant serving Japanese and European fusion cuisine.

Burgplatz is a popular meeting spot by the Rhine, named after a castle that once stood there, and the remaining tower now houses a museum about Dusseldorf's port history.

Schloss Benrath is a stunning baroque palace set amidst extensive gardens and a picturesque lake, offering a glimpse into aristocratic life. Explore its elegant interiors and the beautifully landscaped park surrounding it.

K21 Ständehaus is a museum housed in a neo-renaissance Parliament building, focusing on art from the 1970s to the present with a visually stunning interior flooded with natural light.

The bronze sculpture Ensemble celebrates 700 years since Dusseldorf was granted City privileges, representing the city's history and its rivalry with Cologne.

Marktplatz, in front of the Old Town Hall, is perhaps the most photogenic location in the Altstadt, surrounded by listed monuments and featuring an equestrian statue.

Wildpark Grafenberger Wald is an animal park located in a 200-year-old beach forest, focusing on species native to Germany, a free and educational outing for families.

St. Lambertus is a 14th-century church, easily recognizable by its Twisted Tower, with an interior rich in art including 15th-century frescoes and a high Renaissance Tomb.

Karlstadt is a small City Borough, a blend of Baroque and neoclassical architecture and a posh neighborhood filled with galleries, boutiques, and antique shops.

NRW-Forum is an Exhibition Center focusing on Contemporary Art design and pop culture.

Located near Dusseldorf, the Neanderthal Museum is dedicated to the discovery of the Neanderthal fossil and provides fascinating insights into human evolution and the lives of our ancestors. It's an engaging and educational experience for all ages.

World-class museums like the Kunsthalle showcase impressive collections of contemporary and classical art.

The Rhine Embankment offers a picturesque promenade perfect for leisurely strolls, cycling, or simply enjoying stunning views of the river and cityscape. It's a popular spot for locals and tourists alike to relax and enjoy the outdoors.

Soaring over the Dusseldorf skyline, the Rhine Tower (Rheinturm) provides breathtaking panoramic views of the city and the surrounding landscape. Ascend to the observation deck for an unforgettable perspective, especially at night.

Nordpark is a vast and beautiful green oasis offering diverse attractions, including a Japanese garden, water features, and sports facilities. It's an ideal escape for relaxation, recreation, and enjoying nature within the city.

Königsallee, or 'Kö' as it's known locally, is Dusseldorf's premier luxury shopping boulevard, famous for its elegant canal, high-end boutiques, and upscale atmosphere. It's a beautiful place to stroll, window shop, and people-watch.

The Dusseldorf Playhouse (Schauspielhaus) is a prominent cultural institution showcasing a diverse range of theatrical performances, from classic plays to contemporary works. It's a hub for artistic expression in the city.

Eko Haus is a serene Japanese Cultural Center, featuring a Buddhist temple, a traditional Japanese garden, and exhibition spaces. It offers a peaceful retreat and a unique insight into Japanese culture and spirituality.

The Kunstsammlung Nordrhein-Westfalen is a world-class art museum housing an impressive collection of 20th and 21st-century art, including masterpieces by Picasso, Klee, and Warhol. Its two locations, K20 and K21, offer distinct exhibitions.

Classic Remise Dusseldorf is a paradise for car enthusiasts, housing a stunning collection of classic and vintage automobiles in a beautifully restored historic tram depot. It's a museum, workshop, and event space all in one.

Kunst im Tunnel (Art in the Tunnel) is a unique contemporary art gallery located beneath the Rhine embankment, offering an underground exhibition space. Its distinctive architecture and rotating exhibitions make it a cultural highlight.

St. Lambertus Church is a significant historical landmark in Dusseldorf, known for its striking medieval architecture and its famous 'twisted' spire. It's a beautiful example of Romanesque and Gothic styles.

The Radschlagerbrunnen, or 'Wheel-Swinger Fountain,' is a charming and iconic landmark in the Altstadt, depicting a traditional Dusseldorf figure in motion. It's a popular photo opportunity and a symbol of the city's spirit.

The Kiefernstrasse Community is an area known for its vibrant street art and alternative culture, transforming former social housing into an open-air gallery. It offers a unique, gritty, and colorful urban art experience.

The Stadttor (City Gate) is a modern landmark in Dusseldorf, notable for its striking contemporary architecture and its location at a key entry point to the city. It houses various businesses and offers good city views from its upper levels.

The Schlossturm (Castle Tower) is a historic tower offering panoramic views of the Rhine river and the Old Town, particularly from its restaurant and observation deck. It's a remnant of Dusseldorf's former ducal castle.

A historic neighborhood in Düsseldorf known for its Baroque buildings, traditional German shops, art galleries, cafes, and the ruins of Kaiserpfalz.

A domed concert hall in Düsseldorf's Ehrenhof district, home to the Düsseldorfer Symphoniker, hosting classical music performances and touring pop/rock artists.

The Museum of Art displays artwork from the 3rd Century BC to the present day, including fine art, sculptures, drawings, and features collections of glass, Italian Baroque works, and modern art.

An art collection spread across three locations in Düsseldorf, including K20 (modern art), K21 (modern painting, drawing, sculpture, film), and Schmela House (temporary exhibits).

The redeveloped former river port area of Düsseldorf, featuring modern architecture and rehabilitated historic warehouses.

The Neuer Zollhof is a striking building in the MedienHafen, designed by the American architect Frank O. Gehry.

A well-preserved old town featuring the Marktplatz, Town Hall, equestrian statue of Elector John William II, and the Castle Tower, which houses the Ship Hearts Museum.

A pedestrian route along the Rhine River, lined with cafes, restaurants, galleries, and shops, connecting the old town to the state's Parliament buildings.

The Imperial stronghold of Emperor Frederick the first also known as babarasa although mostly ruins the scale of the site still impresses with walls more than four meters thick.

Location of the K20 art gallery, an Ultra Modern building with a facade of polished black granite.

Frank o'gary designed Office Buildings of maidenhafen media Harbor.

Located in Marked Platz.

Located in Marked Platz.

On the banks of the Rhine.

The Museum for European garden art are situated in other Park buildings.

Konigsale stretches a distance of one kilometer all the way to the Hof Garden in the north.

It ends at the spectacular Triton Fountain.

Mentioned as a well-known place along the Rhine Promenade.

Bergplatz is a central square on the bank of the Rhine, home to the Cartwheelers Fountain, Stiff Arts Museum in the Schlossturm tower, and a charming Christmas market.

The Cartwheelers Fountain is located in the central square of Bergplatz.

The Radam Rhine is located on Bergplatz.

K20 is a museum featuring contemporary German and European art from the 1970s, located near a cool-looking building, in Düsseldorf.

Carlsplatz Market is known for its variety of fruits, flowers, and a food court where you can get great food.

Nord Park is a large park in North Düsseldorf known for hiking, biking, jogging trails, a small lake, and its dog-friendly atmosphere.

Nordpark/Aquazoo is a metro stop that brings you right to the door of Nord Park, which includes a zoology museum.

Flingern is an up-and-coming neighborhood with unique shops and urban street art.

Birkenstrasse in Flingern features unique fashion, jewelry shops, and local cafes.

Heinrich Heine Alley is a tram or subway stop to get to Altstadt.

Bulkerstrasse, near Heinrich Heine Alley, offers a huge number of places to go in Altstadt.

Altstadt, Düsseldorf's Old Town, is known as the 'longest bar in the world' due to its high concentration of brew pubs, bars, and nightclubs serving traditional Altbier.

Koenigsallee, or 'Kö', is a luxurious shopping boulevard in Düsseldorf with a canal lined with plane trees and home to numerous premium brand stores.

The Rheinuferpromenade is a park area along the Rhine river, created after a motorway was moved underground, offering a perfect place to stroll and enjoy the sunset, with a city beach in the summer.

K21 Ständehaus is a museum space housed in a Neo-Renaissance Parliament building with a glass canopy, showcasing art from the 1970s to the present.

The Kunstpalast is a renowned museum in Düsseldorf showcasing a diverse range of artworks from different periods and styles, including masterpieces by artists like Rembrandt, Monet, and Klee.

The Rhine River cuts through Düsseldorf, providing a unique vibe to the old town with numerous restaurants and bars lining its banks and playing a major role in the city's history and economy.

The Rheinwiesen are expansive green meadows along the Rhine River, ideal for bike rides and walks.

Nord Park's Japanese garden is an authentic representation of Japanese culture with serene pathways, stone bridges, koi ponds, a tea house and bamboo forests.

The Grafenberg Forest Wildlife Park is a wildlife sanctuary and nature reserve with deer, foxes, and wild boars.

Kaiserswerth is the oldest neighborhood in Düsseldorf, featuring the Kaiserpfalz ruins and historic buildings.

Koenigsallee is considered one of Germany's most beautiful streets, featuring high-end shops, designer boutiques, restaurants, cafes, bars, German beer gardens, a Christmas Market, flower markets and art exhibitions.

Kaiserpfalz Kaiserswerth is a castle with remains from the 12th century, a Romanesque style Chapel, a small theater, and picturesque views of the Rhine River.

Wildpark Grafenberger Wald is a large urban forest wildlife park with over 100 species of animals, walking trails, bike paths, playgrounds, and a restaurant serving traditional German food.

Kö-Bogen is a modern shopping center with stores, restaurants, offices, art installations, movie screenings, theater performances, and a terrace offering city skyline views.

Dusseldorf International Airport is the main airport serving the city of Dusseldorf.

The Andreas Kirche is a church in Düsseldorf's old town, dating back to 1622-1629, praised for its beautiful architecture and offering guided tours.

Carlstadt is an area known for its galleries and antique shops, featuring the Citadellstraße with beautiful old mansions from the 18th and 19th centuries.

Kiefernstraße is a street known for its street art, once notorious for squatting, but now a place to see unique and beautiful art.

The Rathaus, also known as the city hall, is a famous building on the Marktplatz where the city council of Düsseldorf has met for over 400 years.

Citadellstraße is a street in Carlstadt well-known for the beautiful old mansions from the 18th and 19th century.

Schadowstraße is one of the most famous German shopping streets where you will find a lot of department stores, boutiques and many shoe stores.

The Rheinturm is a landmark in Düsseldorf, built between 1979 and 1980. It is 240.5 meters tall and has a revolving Japanese restaurant at the top.

A revolving Japanese restaurant located at the top of the Rheinturm in Düsseldorf.

An area around Immermannstrasse with a large Japanese community, featuring Japanese businesses, hotels, supermarkets, and restaurants, along with Korean, Chinese, Vietnamese, and Indian restaurants.

An urban quarter with modern and unique architectural buildings, transformed from an old commercial harbor, now home to many companies.

Location of one of the largest Japanese communities in Europe with Japanese businesses, hotels, supermarkets and restaurants.

A restaurant in Little Tokyo, known for ramen.

An art museum in Düsseldorf.

A popular palace located south along the Rhine.

A park east of the city center where you can see animals.

A park north of the city center offering nature and Japanese gardens.

A location further north along the river, featuring historic ruins right next to the Rhine.

A popular sandy beach on the Rhine, a nice place to escape the city and meet friends for a picnic.

The tallest building in Düsseldorf, offering a breathtaking view of the city's skyline from 240 meters high.

König's alley, or Kings Avenue, is Düsseldorf's high-end shopping street where luxury reigns supreme.

A charming local area in Düsseldorf with cobblestone streets, historic tales, and famous alt beer, offering many pubs.

A stunning riverside walkway that is the heart of Düsseldorf's leisure scene where beauty meets tranquility.

A pink hued architectural marvel and spectacle of Baroque Grandeur with vast gardens.

A tranquil garden where nature whispers ancient tales and koi fish glide effortlessly through crystal clear waters.

Düsseldorf's crowning jewel where art and architecture dance in perfect harmony, featuring the inorbit installation.

A restaurant opened by German chef Tim Mälzer, specializing in German food with a modern twist, known for its Currywurst.

A mustard shop in Düsseldorf offering around 40 different varieties of mustard, including the popular honey-flavored one.

A bar where you can taste Killepitsch, a regional herbal liquor, with an adjoining shop.

A restaurant serving Canadian-style poutine with various toppings, including Classic Quebec, Tijuana Street Fries, and BBQ Pulled Pork.

A quirky shop on Wallstraße with a curious collection of one-of-a-kind items, like comic strip suits and psychedelic goggles.

A food market with gourmet stalls, food trucks, artisan cheeses, and local produce.

A brewery and restaurant that serves freshly brewed Altbier and traditional snacks like Soleier (pickled eggs).

An interactive art exhibition at K21, featuring a giant net suspended several stories high.

A restaurant on Immermannstraße that serves Indian cuisine.

An area with a vibrant Japanese food scene.

A hotel in the Japanese Quarter that hosts events and live music, such as Sons of Time hip hop band.

A sightseeing cruise down the Rhine River.

The longest river in Germany, offering scenic city views during a cruise.

A promenade along the Rhine, perfect for exercising or enjoying drinks with riverside views.

The Old City of Düsseldorf, offering historic charm and lively squares.

A tower offering 360-degree views of Düsseldorf from 240.5 metres above.

An area with mind-boggling architecture and bars to enjoy the views.

Carlsplatz Market is a famous market in Düsseldorf with over 60 stalls selling various goods like fruits, vegetables, cheese, and flowers.

The Hoff Garden, also known as Dusseldorf Central Park, is Germany's oldest public park, offering a green space to relax and a playground for children, and is known for its wildlife, particularly birds.

The Rin Tower is a communications tower with an observation deck and restaurant, also notable as the world's tallest digital clock.

Urugger Brewery is a brewery in Düsseldorf known for its alt beer and traditional German bar food, such as hard-boiled eggs with oil and vinegar.

Namu Cafe in Little Tokyo is famous for its Bing Su, a Korean dessert made of finely shaved ice with various toppings.

Schumacher Brewery is an authentic old German brewery dating back to 1838, famous for its alt beer.

Germany's Oldest Public Park, also known as Hoff Garden, is a green space in the center of Düsseldorf where you can relax and enjoy nature.