Dusseldorf: Guide, Hotels, Map & Photos
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EUR 75 - 379 Hotel ´Am Zault´
 Set amid beautiful parkland, yet only 35 minutes from the centre of Düsseldorf by public transport, this family-run hotel has been welcoming guests f… MoreEUR 42 - 145 Hotel Am Vogelsanger Weg
 This family-run, 3-star hotel is situated in a green, tranquil location just to the north of Düsseldorf, and provides convenient access to the airpor… MoreEUR 52 - 350 Hotel Am Volksgarten
 This privately-run art and boutique hotel offers an art gallery, individually furnished rooms and free Wi-Fi internet. It is in the Oberbilk district,… MoreEUR 42 - 310 Hotel Am Wehrhahn
 This 2-star hotel offers a large, free breakfast buffet and good tram connections. The Hofgarten park and the Königsallee shopping area can be reache… MoreEUR 49 - 390 Hotel An der Uni
 Situated in a quiet side street in the Düsseldorf district of Bilk, this hotel offers easy access to the Heinrich-Heine University and its botanical … MoreEUR 43 - 360 Hotel Am Spichernplatz
 The Hotel Am Spichernplatz offers modern rooms, free Wi-Fi and a restaurant serving Greek specialities. It is located in the Derendorf district of Dü… MoreEUR 49 - 199 Hotel Am Ehrenhof
 This hotel in Düsseldorf’s central Pempelfort district offers bright, individually furnished rooms with free Wi-Fi internet. The Rheinterrassen eve… MoreEUR 45 - 395 Hotel Acon
 The Hotel Acon offers modern rooms, a 24-hour bar and free Wi-Fi internet access. It is located in Düsseldorf city centre, just 300 metres away from … MoreEUR 55 - 285 Hotel Aleksandra
 This stylish 4-star hotel is located just north of Düsseldorf city centre, within easy reach of the exhibition centre.
The Hotel Aleksandra enjoys e… MoreEUR 56 - 225 Hotel Alt Graz
 Just 400 metres away from the main railway station, this 3-star hotel in the heart of Düsseldorf offers well-equipped rooms, free Wi-Fi internet acce… MoreEUR 29 - 164 A&O Düsseldorf Hauptbahnhof
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Dusseldorf: Guide
Düsseldorf is a city in western Germany located on the Rhine river. It is the capital city of the state North Rhine-Westphalia.
Get in
By plane
Düsseldorf has a large (IATA:DUS). The (IATA:CGN) is about 60 minutes drive away from Düsseldorf, the smaller (IATA:NRN) about 90 minutes. This smaller airport is frequented mainly by low-cost airlines flying to other small airports within Europe. The (IATA:MGL) can be reached within 40 minutes (currently Mönchengladbach Airport is not served).
Get around
By bus, tramway or subway: network operated by
By suburban railway (S-Bahn)
More specifically, for timetables of buses, trams, etc. use:
http://reiseauskunft.bahn.de (German, English, French and Italian)
Once a year, like in many other German cities, a is organized.
Düsseldorf is known for its many bars in the downtown (Altstadt) area. In fact, many people refer to the Altstadt as the "longest bar in the world" ("laengste Theke der Welt"). The most common drink is "Altbier" or simply "Alt." This dark beer, served in small glasses, is available at practically any restaurant in the city. Altbier is only brewed in breweries around Düsseldorf. In the Altstadt you can enjoy Schlüssel, Uerige, Schumacher, and Füchschen beers, at traditional brewery restaurants. The waiters at these traditional restaurants are called "Koebes."
Holy mass in catholic churches in downtown Düsseldorf:
Franziskanerkirche, Immermannstraße/Oststraße (near the central station). Sun: 10:00, 12:00; Mon-Fri: 15:30
St. Maximilian, Schulstraße/Maxplatz (Altstadt). Sun: 10:00, 11:30, 18:00; Mon-Sat: 18:00
St. Andreas, Hunsrückenstraße (near to the Kunsthalle, Altstadt). Sun: 8:30, 11:00, 18:00; Mon-Sat: 12:00, 18:00 (except Fri)
St. Lambertus Basilika minor, Stiftsplatz (near the Rhine bank, Altstadt). Sun: 10:30, 17:00; Mon-Sat: 17:00
Index of churches of all christian denominations in Düsseldorf:
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The old town centre is sometimes referred to as the longest bar in the world, due to the proliferation of pubs.Do
The Old Town (Altstadt) of Düsseldorf is very beautiful and well-known as "the largest bar in the world". You can find the Alt beer in a lot of tradtionally breweries like the "Uerige", "Füchschen" or "Schlüssel".
Internationally well-known is the Königsallee of Düsseldorf, called the "Kö". Many high level fashion stores are at the Kö.Buy
Eat
Splurge
Im Schiffchen, Kaiserwerther Markt 9 (U79: Klemensplatz), Tel. (0211) 401050, Fax 403667, , restaurant.imschiffchen@t-online.de. International, nouveau cuisine, classic, French, specialties. T-Sa 19:00-21:30Drink
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Düsseldorf is sometimes written Dusseldorf in English. Dussel, without the umlaut (two dots) on the u, means, roughly, "fool" or "dummy" in German. So if you can, try to use the German spelling of Düsseldorf. The correct written form (if no umlauts are available) is Duesseldorf.