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Discover all the things to do in Dusseldorf, from visiting museums and galleries to enjoying luxury shopping on the Kö or partying at one of the longest bars in the world. Historical sites also await, including Rhine Tower and the Old Town, along with world-class architecture in Medienhafen, also known as Media Harbour. There’s something for everyone.

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After travelling at four metres per second up to the viewing level at an altitude of 168 metres, where the ‘M168’ bar and lounge is located, even the bravest will go weak in the knees standing in front of the large panorama windows. But in the end, (almost) everyone dares to let their gaze wander over the state capital, and with a clear view, even to the neighbouring Cologne—the panorama is too spectacular.

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Düsseldorf Rhine Tower

The Rhine Harbour Art and Media Centre by Frank O. Gehry is divided into three contrasting building sections and looks like a giant sculpture. Featuring different materials, each building complex is given its own identity. The buildings are considered a new Düsseldorf landmark. It’s definitely worth seeing!

Dusseldorf Media Harbour

Roncalli's Apollo is a variety theatre on the Rhine Promenade, close to the state parliament building. Since its opening in 1997, Bernhard Paul’s event theatre has hosted music, theatre and variety events. Red velvet and glitter for a unique show experience.

Apollo Varieté

With one of the largest opera ensembles in the world and one of the largest ballet companies in the German-speaking region, it is a top address for musical theatre and dance in Europe. On the programme: Great operas from baroque rarities to contemporary musical theatre, from the famous opera classics to the premier, numerous productions for young audiences and ballet art that sets new standards with its uncompromising aesthetics.

German opera on the Rhine

Right next to the trendy Media Harbour, small streets with beautiful trees and lovingly restored old buildings create a special atmosphere. In the inviting Lorettoviertel district around Bilker Church, browse the many extraordinary shops and relax in the rich array of cafés, pubs and restaurants. Unterbilk—a district caught between tradition and modernity—is charming and exciting, colourful and diverse, and always worth a visit.

Lorettoviertel

The northernmost district of Düsseldorf, Kaiserswerth, is worth a visit at any time of year. Around Klemensplatz lies the picturesque town centre with its baroque houses from the 17th and 18th century, which is also a popular local recreation destination for the Dusseldorf residents.

Historical Kaiserwerth

The Tonhalle has a magical attraction. In the ‘70s, the semispherical building, well-known in the city, became a concert hall, where the audience has since met to explore the endless expanses of culture. Tonhalle Dusseldorf is not only one of the most beautiful concert halls in Germany, but it also has one of the best acoustics according to well-known music critics.

Tonhalle Düsseldorf

Today, the original farmers' market is a gourmet paradise for Dusseldorfers and tourists (from Monday to Saturday). ‘Op’m Carlsplatz’ is in season all year round.

Carlsplatz market

The Kunstpalast has made it its mission to present and convey art to a broad, international audience. Built in the style of brick expressionism, the building ensemble comprises over 100,000 objects. In addition to paintings and sculptures from the Middle Ages to the present, special collections of handicrafts and designs, graphics, photography and an important glass collection are also on display.

Kunstpalast Museum

The famous Königsallee, or Kö for short, is a boulevard in Dusseldorf’s city centre. Kö is one of the leading luxury shopping streets in Europe and exudes class.

Königsallee

In its 50-year history, the North Rhine-Westphalia Art Collection has an unmistakable profile as a museum of art of the 20th and 21st centuries. Its top-class collections have ensured the Art Collection's outstanding position among international museums.

NRW Art Collection

The NRW Forum is dedicated entirely to photography, digital culture, design and pop culture. Immerse yourself in exciting group and individual exhibitions of international relevance, which are often accompanied by an exciting and inspiring supporting programme.

NRW-Forum

Düsseldorf blends historic charm with modern flair, offering visitors a rich mix of art, culture, shopping, and riverside scenery. Whether you're here for a weekend escape or an extended stay, the city invites exploration at every turn — all easily accessible from your base in the heart of town.