Visit Düsseldorf
Over 620,000 inhabitants make the second largest city in North Rhine-Westphalia a vibrant metropolis.
The state capital is a city with history, a city with stories that date back to 1288 and leave glimpses of the times. Art and modern architecture also give the city a reputation. Thus, in addition to the largest art collection in NRW, there are a lot of museums and galleries.
How about a trip to the NRW Art Collection, the Ship Museum or the Goethe Museum, for example?
Many important cabaret artists started their careers at the Kom(m)ödchen, Germany’s oldest cabaret stage still in existence, founded in 1946.
The Deutsche Oper am Rhein is also very rich in tradition. It presents opera, operetta and ballet at its two locations in Düsseldorf and Duisburg.
The Apollo Varieté below the Rheinkniebrücke on the banks of the Rhine in Carlstädt offers classical vaudeville theater in the style of the early 20th century.
The Tonhalle Düsseldorf, built in 1925 as a planetarium, is the venue for concerts and other musical events from the fields of classical music, jazz, pop and cabaret.
If you are looking for a special adventure for the whole family, Düsseldorf is the place to be, because you will find a wide variety of leisure activities such as:
Escape Room – The Code Agency, Locked Room Düsseldorf, Laserplex – Lasertag Arena, Boulderhalle Monkeyspot, Hi-Fly Trampoline Park or even GlowZone black light mini golf. It will not be boring in Düsseldorf.
