Königsallee
Düsseldorf's internationally best known trademark is the Königsallee ('Kö'). Germany's most sophisticated mile is considered one of the world's grand luxurious boulevards.
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Altstadt (Old town)
Narrow lanes and old churches, quaint breweries and ancient pubs, hip bars and noisy clubs, good old French fries and exquisite food: this is Düsseldorf's Altstadt, the old town.
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Rheinuferpromenade
(Rhine embankment promenade)
The century project of putting the Rheinuferstraße under ground initiated a new urban development in the heart of the city.
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Burgplatz
The mighty castle of the Count of Berg and the later Dukes of Jülich - Kleve - Berg stood at this place.
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MediaHarbour
Famous architects have made the Media Harbour a meeting point for connoisseurs of architecture from all over the world.
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Rhine Tower
The port holes on the tower form the world's largest decimal clock.
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Benrath Palace
One of Europe's rare total works of art of the late rococo period.
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Barbarossa Pfalz Kaiserswerth (ruins of imperial palace)
On the boundaries of the picturesque centre of Kaiserswerth ...
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Staatliche Kunstakademie (state academy of art)
Important artists established the academy's fame
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Rathaus (town hall)
The town hall complex consists of three buildings from different periods.
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North Rhine-Westphalian State Parliament
In 1946, Düsseldorf was elected the state capital of the newly founded federal state of North Rhine-Westphalia.
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EKO-House of Japanese Culture
Consists of a Buddhist temple, a Japanese garden and a house in the traditional style with tea room.
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Carlsplatz
The former farmers market is now a gourmet's paradise
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Ratinger Tor
Former town gate buildings with Dorian columns
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