Explore the charming town of Kaiserswerth with its cobblestone streets, picturesque architecture, and castle ruins. Learn about the town's history at the Kaiserpfalz Museum and take a stroll along the Rhine river.
The Aquazoo Löbbecke Museum is a fascinating museum displaying over 500 species of animals and aquatic life, including sharks, rays, and crocodiles. Children will love the hands-on activities and the opportunity to see a wide variety of animals up close.
The Baroque-style palace of Schloss Benrath is a UNESCO World Heritage site and a beautiful place to explore. The grand palace features a stunning garden, a carriage museum, and a tour of the palace itself that highlights the opulence and grandeur of its past owners.
The Rhine Tower offers some of the best views of Dusseldorf from atop its 240-meter observation deck. Visitors can enjoy a panoramic view of the city and the Rhine river, as well as dining at the tower's revolving restaurant.
MedienHafen is a trendy district with unique modern architecture and stunning views of the river. It has a great selection of cafes and restaurants for visitors to enjoy a leisurely meal, shopping boutiques, and art galleries.
The Burgplatz is one of the oldest and most historic squares in Dusseldorf. It is home to the town hall, market square, and the landmark statue of elector Jan Wellem. Visitors can see street performers and vendors selling handmade crafts and souvenirs.
Classic Remise Dusseldorf is a unique museum that houses a collection of over 350 classic and vintage cars. Guests can admire the cars, dine in the restaurant or have a coffee in the cafe. Tours of the museum are available for an additional cost.
Movie Park Germany is an amusement park that offers a unique combination of attractions, shows, and movie-themed rides. Visitors can enjoy rides inspired by popular movies, such as "Ghostbusters," "Indiana Jones," and "Star Trek" and more.
Rheinwiesen is one of the largest and most popular parks in Dusseldorf. The park has biking and hiking trails, playgrounds, picnic areas for a wholesome outdoor experience. It is a perfect place to relax, play games or have a family picnic while enjoying the scenery.
The Neanderthal Museum celebrates the rich history of human evolution in Germany, and the birthplace of the Neanderthal man. Enjoy interactive exhibits, hands-on workshops and guided tours that showcase the story of human origins and development in the region.
Transportation in Dusseldorf is easy to navigate, with the city's efficient public transit system consisting of buses, trams, and subways, the Düsseldorf card is a cost-effective way to explore the city, offering unlimited travel on local transport, or by taxi. Using a bike is another way to explore the city. Transportation costs vary depending on the method, ranging from €1.5-€14
For those with more time, consider visiting the nearby towns of Cologne or Essen. Those with fewer days can exclude the trip to Movie Park Germany, and use this time to explore the nearby nature parks or relax in the city's cafes and parks.
Düsseldorf International Airport (DUS) is located 6 miles from the city center, with regular trains, buses, taxis, and rental cars to and from the airport. There are also many international airlines servicing this airport.