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Cheap Flights to Dusseldorf
Dusseldorf is a popular tourist destination known for its elegant fashion boutiques, exotic night life, classy restaurants and everything charming you can imagine. The State capital of North Rhine- Westphalia, Dusseldorf is a city situated 25 miles to the North of Cologne. Rhine River flows through the city and five different bridges connect the city to the other end of the river. Dusseldorf is famous for hosting the “longest bar in the world”, Konigsallee which is one of the most beautiful shopping arcades in Europe, numerous museums and theatres.Dusseldorf is a popular tourist destination known for its elegant fashion boutiques, exotic night life, classy restaurants and everything charming you can imagine.
- Top sight in Dusseldorf
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- Konigsallee
- MediaHarbour
- Banrath Palace
- Rhine Embankment
- Kunsthalle Dusseldorf
- Cologne Cathedral
- Phantasialand
- Hohenzollern Bridge
- Imhoff-Schokoladenmuseum
- Cologne Zoological Garden
- Wallraf–Richartz Museum
There is no specific time to visit Dusseldorf as the place can be visited year round. Winter season begins from October and lasts untill January. Winters are extremely cold and if you are not used to European weather, you will face slight discomfort in the winter season. Months of July and August when summer season sets in is considered as the ideal time to visit the city as the weather is pleasant and you can witness frequent showers along with a humid weather. Dusseldorf also hosts many carnivals and festivals in November and July so you can consider these months to plan your trip.
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Konigsallee
For all the shopping lovers out there, Konigsallee is a home to many renowned designers and fashion icons such as Gucci, Bulgari, Armani, Versace and Prada. More commonly known as Ko, Konigsallee is considered as one of the top shopping boulevards of Europe.
MediaHarbour
MediaHarbour is just 20 minutes away from the old town and you can take the road to Rhine Promenade for reaching here. With its breath taking view, MediaHarbour is a place for architecture lovers. When the town was recreated, the manufacturing units and storage units of factories were face lifted and transformed to attractive cityscapes.
Banrath Palace
Situated on the south of Dusseldorf, Banrath Palace is an epitome of royalty. It is one of the most popular castles of the 20 castles in Dusseldorf. The palace was built in the 18 th century and originally served the purpose of hunting. It was then popular because of its beautifully designed buildings.
Nordpark's Japanese Garden
Among the more unusual things to do in Düsseldorf is a stroll through a serene Japanese garden. One of Düsseldorf's most popular parks - and at 90 acres, one of its largest - Nordpark is crisscrossed by wide pathways through its spacious lawns and themed gardens, including the lovely Lily Garden.
Rhine Embankment
The Wallraf–Richartz Museum is one of the three major museums in Cologne, Germany. It houses an art gallery with a collection of fine art from the medieval period to the early twentieth century.
Kunsthalle Dusseldorf
Kunsthalle Dusseldorf is a spot where local artists meet and showcase their arts in Kunst im Tunnel which literally means Art in the Tunnel. This used to be an underground tunnel which became the center for artists gradually.
