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General Information on Dusseldorf

Located on the banks of the River Rhine, Dusseldorf is one of the most populous cities in Germany. It is also distinguished being the capital of the state of North Rhine-Westphalia.

The city was heavily ruined World War II, and then obtained a new life by arising from its ashes and became one of the commercial, cultural-artistic and financial centers of the country. This city hosts the headquarters of the world's leading companies, however, business travels are not the only reason why it attracts people. With its festivals, fairs and fashion weeks organized throughout the year, Dusseldorf warrants to remain dynamic at all times. Offering magnificent shopping streets, boutique shops, unique entertainment culture and comfortable city life, Dusseldorf is definitely a must-see destination.

How to go to the City Center from Dusseldorf Rhein Ruhr International Airport?

Dusseldorf Airport is the third largest airport in Germany and it has heavy airport traffic in all seasons. Serving an approximate figure of 20 million passengers a year, this airport endeavors to provide comfort to its guests. Reflecting the modern face of the city with its restaurants, cafes, full capacity car park and shopping areas, Dusseldorf Airport is just 6 km away from the city. You will have well-developed transportation network at your disposal to reach from the airport to the city center, being quite a short distance.

Train

One of the most practical and fastest ways to get from Dusseldorf Airport to the city center is to use the railway system. You can reach the city center through the train station at the airport. You can reach the city center more or less within 10-15 minutes catching S11 train line running from the station under the C terminal. For further information, please click here

Bus

You can also take a bus to reach from Dusseldorf Airport to the city center of Dusseldorf. You can take bus 721 running from the front of Arrivals Hall and reach the city center, Central Train Station, and Tannenhof.

Taxi

Although Dusseldorf has an advanced public transportation system, taxis are also a commonly used means of transportation. You can reach the city center in a 15-minute journey taking a taxi queued in front of the Arrivals Hall.

Car Rental

Yet another alternative to reach the city center of Dusseldorf or its vicinity is to simply rent a car. You can rent a car from rental offices at the airport and meet your transportation needs comfortably throughout your travel.

What to eat in Dusseldorf?

In Dusseldorf, you can explore the German culture to your heart’s content. The city established by the river Rhine hosts numerous beauties you must see, ranging from natural beauties to historical buildings. Dusseldorf is also one of the most delicious representatives of German cuisine. In other words, when you are here, you must explore the traditional tastes as well as the sights. Dusseldorf cuisine offers options for all palatal delights.

Sauerbraten is one of the most delicious meals in German cuisine. Mostly veal is preferred, and the meat marinated in the special vinegar and spice sauce for hours is stewed. You must make sure to taste this dish served in its special sauce with mashed potatoes as garnish. If you like pastry, you can prefer maultasche, which is a kind of dumpling. The large, hand-spread square dough is stuffed with numerous fillers like minced meat, spinach, and cheese. You can eat this dumpling served after spilling various spices on them as fried or boiled, depending on your palatal delight.

Where to stay in Dusseldorf? 

Divided into many regions, Dusseldorf has a rather developed transportation network. Therefore, you can easily get to anywhere you want from anywhere in the city. On the other hand, staying at the central points may buy you some time. Oberbil, Altstadt, Bilk, Pempelfort, and Friedrichstadt are some of the most advantageous zones of the city in terms of transportation and accommodation.

Must-Do's in Dusseldorf 

Generally preferred for business trips, Dusseldorf also hosts numerous travel destinations thanks to its history, modern city atmosphere, and high standards of living. Magnificent museums, large city squares, and green zones of Dusseldorf are definitely worth exploring. Established by the river Rhine, this city is cute as well as serious. This well-planned city has a very developed mass transport network. In this way, you can get to anywhere you want to see easily. If you think it is time to explore Dusseldorf, let’s have a look at the things you must make sure to do in this city.

• You can start your exploration with Markplatz located at the exact center of Dusseldorf. From this place, you can get to most of the other places you should see easily. Make sure to go to this square that is rather colorful in Christmas time especially.
• If you want to see the stores each famous than the last and the restaurants where you can taste local dishes, take a walk along the Königsallee Avenue.
• Visit the Benrath Palace to witness the history of Dusseldorf.
• Explore the art of the city by going to K21 Kunstsammlung Nordrhein-Westfalen. After a pleasant art tour, you can have a delicious meal in the museum restaurant.
• Add the Rhine Tower, one of the most famous buildings of Dusseldorf, to your travel list.
• Go to Medienhafen region, used to be used as a port once, and explore the most modern buildings of the city.
• Lastly, the cutest face of Dusseldorf: meet Altstadt zone.