While away the evening on the Rhine, cheer on the team with the crowd at the football stadium or go shopping on Königsallee, affectionately known as the Kö. All of this is possible in Düsseldorf. Come and discover the state capital for yourself. Be inspired by our tourist attractions and landmarks or go on one of our suggested tours.
Visitors will find plenty of top places and squares in the city. Amongst the most popular of these are the Old Town, Königsallee, and the Media Harbour. But don’t be fooled into thinking that is all the city has to offer: Düsseldorf’s 50 districts all have their own charm and tourist attractions. By all means, a visit to districts off the beaten tourist track is worthwhile. It is not without reason that the state capital is also often referred to as the “Culture City.” From art history to city history, museum fans are in for a treat in the city. Düsseldorf also plays an important role in music; the Music Hall and the Opera House are just two of the many ports of call.
The Heinrich Heine Institute guarantees literary highlights. And the theatre, whose artistic director was once Gustaf Gründgen, provides top-class theatre entertainment. Düsseldorf’s culture can last but not least be found throughout the entire city, whether in churches and palaces, as street art in the urban landscape, or in the countless art galleries.