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We spent a short trip in Düsseldorf. My wife came across the van der Valk Airport Hotel. We had a room there with a great view, a whirlpool in front of the window and a wellness shower. Absolutely perfect for relaxing. At the same time as we were traveling, there was a funfair on the Rhine, which we visited. We recommend the Königsallee for shopping. Even if you don't have the necessary change, you have to have been here once. The parking fees are very high and the parking garages are sometimes very narrow. We also note a Turkish restaurant in the center, which offered a great breakfast buffet.

Beautiful old town. Upscale shopping opportunities on the Kö. But good sightseeing is also possible

The Van der Valk Hotel at the airport with its own spa rooms.

Very nice city for a short trip

My boyfriend and I go to Düsseldorf regularly. Even if it's only for one night. We took our first little trip there at the beginning of our relationship and since then the city has simply had a special meaning for us. We go to Königsallee every time, it's always great for us. The beautiful stores and cafés on one side of the street and the water with the avenue on the other simply have something very special about them. Shopping in Düsseldorf is simply fun. There are lots of nice hotels there. Restaurants like ALEX and PeterPane are delicious. And the EscapeRoom was also a lot of fun. When we were there once in the summer, we also did a hop-on hop-off tour by bus & that was also highly recommended (we started directly from Königsallee and visited an aquarium, among other things)

Königsallee is always a highlight for me and my partner. Last time we visited an escape room in Düsseldorf - it was great fun.

The Escaperoom is definitely worth a try. So is a visit to Königsallee. The "ALEX" restaurant is nearby. Highly recommended!

Düsseldorf simply has charm.

In my opinion, every culture fan must experience Düsseldorf at least once in their life. The highlight for me was definitely the Kunstpalast. Here you can enjoy a phenomenal exhibition for a very fair entrance fee. I don't have a direct insider tip, but I do recommend visiting the Japanese garden, which offers an incredibly relaxing atmosphere. There are plenty of inviting places to eat in Düsseldorf.

The Kunst is a museum with a unique aura. The entrance fees are very fair.

Culture and action come together in the Japanese garden.

There are attractions for both children and adults

I was particularly impressed by the Rhine riverside promenade in Düsseldorf, with a facet of the city that I didn't know and didn't expect. The viewing platform on the Rhine Tower is also something that everyone who has been to Düsseldorf must have done at least once; you have a wonderful view over the Rhine area and the city. I can also highly recommend the Medienhafen with its modern architecture and many bars and cafés as well as the old town with the famous Düsseldorf pubs and the iconic Altbier. If you travel a little further afield, Benrath Palace with its impressive gardens is also a really great tourist destination. The streetcars, subway and buses are a great way to get around Düsseldorf and you don't have to rely on a car. Düsseldorf is also in the middle class in terms of prices and is by no means an overpriced city

For all shopping fans like me, the Königsallee is definitely an absolute highlight in Düsseldorf

An insider tip that is often visited by locals is the Medienhafen with its many small bars and restaurants and extremely modern buildings

With its Rhine surroundings, Düsseldorf is definitely one of the most beautiful cities in North Rhine-Westphalia and therefore well worth a visit