Dusseldorf Hotels

Set in the lower Rhine basin, Dusseldorf, Germany, has the Museum of European Garden Design and the German Museum of Ceramics, its unique Altbier dark beer, and Carnival held each November 11. HotelTravel.com can find the perfect hotel room for you. 

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Found in the city centre, the InterContinental Dusseldorf Hotel is located 3 minutes from the train ...
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The three-star rated Acora Hotel is situated in the old town of Düsseldorf which boasts more than 20...
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The Saga Excelsior Hotel is a 5-minute drive from the train station and a 10-minute walk from histor...
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Situated in the city centre nearby many shops, the four-star rated Four Points Central Dusseldorf Ho...
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Situated on the rooftop of a car parking garage at Dusseldorf Airport, the Sheraton Dusseldorf Airpo...
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Dusseldorf Introduction

Dusseldorf is one of the chief economic and cultural centres of Germany and Western Europe. The city is situated in the western region of Germany along the Rhine River. Dusseldorf has fantastic tourism infrastructure and offers visitors a wide range of attractions and activities including big-chain hotels and budget accommodation. In addition, the city has a wide selection of fabulous restaurants that serve favourite local delicacies as well as international gastronomy. There are also some fantastic shopping opportunities in Dusseldorf as the city offers a huge array of quaint shop and upmarket boutiques. Dusseldorf also boasts having a vibrant nightlife as can be seen in the many theatres, bars and clubs that are dotted along the streets. One of the top attractions for culture vultures in Dusseldorf is the Goethe Museum. This museum showcases an extensive selection of prominent collections including rare coins and masterful paintings by some of the regions top artists. Another one of the city’s highlights is the Benrath Palace. Visitors from all over the globe come to admire the grandeur of this magnificent structure.

 
 

The capital of the North Rhine-Westphalia state, Dusseldorf is an established tourist destination that has been luring visitors for several decades, using its interesting sightseeing attractions, plethora of cultural venues, excellent shopping areas, lively festivals and vibrant nightlife as its chief draw cards. With easy access from across Europe and from some transatlantic destinations also, it’s not difficult to see why Dusseldorf boasts such impressive tourist figures.

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Dusseldorf has attractions to appeal to visitors of all ages and families planning a holiday in the city won’t struggle to find activities to fill their days. The two greatest attractions are actually outside of the city, but if you rent a car you’ll be able to get to Movie Park Germany and Phantasialand without any difficulty.

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Aside from those festivals that are celebrated by the whole nation, Dusseldorf’s calendar of events includes a number of notable entries. The annual carnival that kicks in ahead of Easter is a popular affair and in spite of the weather being a bit chilly, always sees large attendances. Seeing the biggest attendances, however, is the Grosste Kirmes am Rhein festival in July, when visitor figures often top the four million mark.

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Dusseldorf’s top sights are predominantly ones of historical interest and tell something of the city’s fascinating past. Exceptions to this rule are the Königsallee shopping street and the pretty harbour area, both of which present a modern ambience and venues akin to the 21st century lifestyle. The Rhine Embankment Promenade is a definite highlight come summer time, giving great opportunities for leisurely walking on the long warm summer nights.

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Among the largest and busiest airports in the country, Dusseldorf International Airport is a three-terminal facility situated just eight kilometres from the city centre. The airport maintains connections with around 190 cities across the globe, with national carrier Lufthansa operating flights to many of those destinations. From the UK, visitors can fly with British Airways, while those coming from the US can fly with United Airlines. From London’s Heathrow Airport, the journey time to Dusseldorf is about an hour and a half.

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Banks: 09:00 to 16:00, Monday to Friday; some stay open until 18:30 on Thursdays
Post Offices: 08:00 to 18:00, Monday to Friday; 08:00 to 13:00, Saturdays
Department Stores and Shops: 09:00 to 18:00, Monday to Friday; 09:00 to 14:00, Saturdays
Museums: 09:00 to 18:00, Monday to Friday; some open on weekends
Business Offices: 09:00 to 18:00, Monday to Friday

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