Duesseldorf Things to Do

A long-term favorite with party-goers, Stone is a top venue for house and techno, attracting some of the best DJs in the country. The music played here is alternative and attracts a select clientele who is fussy about their kin... more

One of the most popular pubs in the old town, Uerige is famous for its Altbier, a strong, dark concoction which is brewed on the premises. The ambiance is friendly and informal, so don't be surprised if the waiter joins you for... more

A great place for kids and adults alike, the Löbbecke Museum and aquarium is home to over 550 species of fish, reptiles, mammals and insects. Containing 80 aquariums, a tropical greenhouse, numerous insect cabinets and a fantas... more

Situated close, but not too close, to the pulsating nightlife scene in the heart of the old town, Miles Smiles is a pleasant jazz bar that also serves up tasty dishes like Liver in Sage Sauce and Taglierini with Turkey Breast.... more

Nordpark is one of the largest and prettiest parks in the region and is a popular summertime destination for families and walkers. If you enter from the Kaiserswerther Straße, you can see that the park is dominated by a 170m lo... more

The Thyssen Building, headquarters of the multinational conglomerate Thyssen-Krupp, is one of Dusseldorf's most striking modern landmarks. Known by locals as the 'Triple Towers' because of its three parallel structures, the gla... more

Located in Kaiserswerth, the ruins of a monastery built around 700 is a living history and a must see when in Düsseldorf. more

Palais Wittgenstein was built in 1790 by a wine merchant named Heinrich Huyssen. Since then, the ownership has passed through many hands. Today, parts of the palace can be rented for events and functions. Lectures, readings, ex... more

When you think of Steinway do you imagine the upright piano gathering dust in the corner of your house? For many the name conjures memories of piano lessons and practicing on a sturdy and reliable piano. Today the company is as... more

The Auferstehungskirche church is made from brickwork dating back from the 1920s. The other materials used in the edifice like clay and natural stone are unconventional for the time period in which it was built. Come and have a... more