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Düsseldorf. / 51.233°N 6.783°E / 51.233; 6.783. Düsseldorf [a] is the capital city of North Rhine-Westphalia, the most populous state of Germany. It is the second-largest city in the state after Cologne and the sixth-largest city in Germany, [b], with a 2022 population of 629,047. [7]
See all. These rankingsare informed by Tripadvisor data—we consider traveller reviews, ratings, number of page views, and user location. 2024. 1. Classic Remise Dusseldorf. 1,167. Speciality Museums. Vintage car and motorcycle showcase in a distinctive setting, complete with a quaint eatery.
Offizielles Stadtportal der Landeshauptstadt Düsseldorf. Mit Angeboten aus den Bereichen Aktuelles, Lebenssituationen, Rathaus Online, Tourismus, Kunst, Kultur, ...
Exploring the city. Explore its highlights on our guided tours between the Old Town, Königsallee and the "MedienHafen", by bus, on foot, by boat, carriage or bike. Our well-trained, knowledgeable city guides will make you familiar with Düsseldorf’s sights and landmarks.
- Sink Altbiers in the Altstadt. Bars and pubs. Beer hall. price 2 of 4. Pay a visit to the traditional beer halls in the Altstadt (Old Town) and sample the local version of the highly celebrated Altbier.
- Go sightseeing on the Rhine. Hop aboard a sightseeing cruise of the Rhine for one of the best views over Düsseldorf. Sure, it’s a bit touristy, but there’s no better way to see the city – especially the cool, post-modern architecture of the MedienHafen – than from the water.
- Explore the gargantuan Museum Kunstpalast. Museums. Art and design. price 2 of 4. Among its five permanent collections are the Kunstpalast’s picture gallery, featuring European paintings from the 15th to 20th centuries – including Peter Paul Rubens’s magnificent ‘Venus and Adonis’ – and the modern gallery, with an impressive array of German Expressionist paintings.
- Subterranean art gallery KIT. Museums. Art and design. price 2 of 4. This subterranean exhibition space is located beneath the Rhine promenade. Enter via the KIT café glass pavilion and head down the flight of stairs to the spare concrete-walled gallery, whose unique V-shape and slanted floors are the results of its being nestled between two major road tunnels.
Düsseldorf impresses with boundary-pushing architecture, zinging nightlife and an art scene to rival many higher-profile cities. It’s a posh and modern city that seems all buttoned-up business at first glance: banking, advertising, fashion and telecommunications are among the fields that have made North Rhine–Westphalia's capital one of Germany’s wealthiest cities.
The largest city in the State of Hesse is the de-facto financial capital of Germany. Here is your essential guide to all things Düsseldorf: these are the best things to do, attractions, hotels ...
