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Düsseldorf sightseeing spots
Old Town (Altstadt)
The old quarter of Düsseldorf is a very charming district with historical buildings from the last centuries. The 'Aldstadt' is well known for its large range of restaurants and bars next to the river Rhine. You can enjoy typical German food and Altbier (beer) in this area. The 'Düsseldorf Altstadt' is is within easy reach of only 15 minutes walking from hotel nikko düsseldorf.
Media Harbour (Medien Hafen)
It is the old harbour of Düsseldorf that has been transformed into a modern and artistic area. After a delicious dinner in the old part of Düsseldorf, the media harbour invites you to enjoy a drink in one of the trendy bars and cafés. Of course you can also find a couple of modern cosy restaurants in this area.
The harbour area is to reach within 5 minutes by taxi from hotel nikko.
TV tower(Fernsehturm)
The Rhine Tower is also the television tower in Duesseldorf. With its 240 meters it is the tallest building in the city and the tenth highest television tower in Germany. The tower which stands directly at the Rhine river has a special feature on its side, facing the old town, a so-called light sculpture, which is considered the largest digital clock in the world
Koenigsallee
The 'Kö' is one of the most elegant shopping streets in Germany such as the 'Friedrichstraße' in Berlin. You can enjoy the exclusive ambience of this famous boulevard with many designer-label boutiques and shopping arcades. The Königsallee is located within walking distance (5 minutes) from the hotel nikko.
city gate (Stadttor)
The gate is the seat of prime minister and marks the transition from the media harbour to the government district. The 80 meter high building shaped like a parallelogram is partly enclosed by a double glass skin.
Carsch-House (Carsch-Haus)
The Carsh-House invites you to stroll and marvel. The location between dusseldorfs shopping mile "Königsallee" and the famous old city makes it easy for you to visit the Carsch-House. Concerning fashion, lifestyle and gift wishes – Here are all wishes fulfilled.
Duesseldorfer Schauspielhaus
The "duesseldorf Schauspielhaus" at the Gustaf-Gründgens-Platz 1 is one of the biggest new theaters in the postwar period and was built by the architekt Bernard Pfau. This is about democracy and culture, because the auditorium was built as an expression of the new image of society without boxes or ranks.
Tonhalle
The only planetarium exists for almost three decades and experienced musical stars. Since 1892, duesseldorf largest concert hall is the "Tonhalle". In the second world war it was completely destroyed, one building survived and was remoldeld in 1971 for "sounding Planetarium". In 1987, the "Tonhalle" oficially opened. Since then, about six million visitors attended the more than 5.000 events in this unique concert hall, which houses all the major genres of high culture of classic music to jazz. 200 concerts per year spread across the great hall with nearly 2.000 seats, a chamber music hall with 300 seats and an impressive rotunda in the lobby. Ehrenhof 1 – Downtown
German Opera at the Rhine
The German opera was built between 1887 and 1920. After a complete renovation on Easter 2007 it appeared with "La Traviata" in a new light. Explore about the playing shedule on : www.rheinoper.de
Kom(m)ödchen
The Kom(m)ödchen is the oldest cabaret in Germany. It was founded in 1947 by Kay and Lore Lorentz in a backoffice of a pub in the old town of duesseldorf. Up to now this house at the Kay-und-Lore-Lorentz-Platz has a high gravity. Tickets are available under: 0049211-329443 / www.kommoedchen.de
Roncalli’s Apollo Varieté
Just below the Rheinkniebruecke at the Rhine promenade a magnificent theatre was built in 1997, with an unique, intimate atmosphere.
www.apollo-variete.de
Apollo-Platz/Rheinkniebrücke
0049-2118289090
Savoy Theatre
The savoy Theatre was built and opened in 2000 and has 500 seats.
Meanwhile the "Savoy" is known as a temple of art in duesseldorf in the art entertainment landscape.
It is as a small art temple and famous in the duesseldorfs entertainment landscape.
Graf-Adolf-Straße 47
Capitol Theatre
Since the opening in 1990 it is the biggest Theatre in Duesseldorf.
The tram depot of the “Rheinbahn AG” was converted and opened in 1996 with the premiere of the musical “Greace”. It has a big hall for up to 1.131 seats and a “club” for up to 475 people.
www.capitol-theater.de
Erkrather Straße 30 – Duesseldorf
Duesseldorf Stadtmuseum
Founded in 1873, the city museum is the oldest museum in duesseldorf. Here you can walk on extensively on since then traces on the city's history. A secret-tip is the beautiful, shady garden where you can pause.
Berger Allee 2 - Old Town
Little Tokyo on the Rhine - the Eko-house
The Eko-House is Europe's first and only Buddhist temple built by Japanese. Since Düsseldorf has the highest proportion of Japanese in Europe, you have the opportunity.
Historical Kaiserswerth
Picturesquely situated on the Rhine: The “Kaiserpfalz Kaiserswerth”.
A must-see for visitors interested in history. Because there is a ruin, which was built in 1180 by Emperor Frederick I.to maintain familiar customs of their culture. You get the unique opportunity to learn about this and participate
Hofgarten Heinrich-Heine-Allee
The green lung in the middle of the densely populated city. Because of its versatility the courtyard garden is a popular destination for a relaxing stroll. The diversity of the park has its reason in different opinions on garden design, which can be read in its entirety
Schloss Benrath
Probably the most famous castles is in the district of Düsseldorf Benrath and was built in the 18th century for the Elector Carl Theodor. It is with a total of sixty acres of one of the most popular attractions. Here you will find several museums, such as the Museum of European Garden Art.
The Castle Park Eller
The Cadtle Park Eller is with 30.75 hectares one of the largest parks in the city. The spacious green area in the english-style landscaped park, built by Maximilian Weyhe, offers 70.000 square lawn, 30.000 square meters shrubs and 143.000 square meters forest for nice walks and undisturbed rest.
North Park / Aquazoo
North Park - which means variety, leisure, water features, sculptures, valuable trees, flowerbeds accurate, interesting children's playground and Japanese garden on a total of 36 hectares. Here you will also find the duesseldorf aquazoo.
Kaiserswertherstrasse 380 in the North Park.
Duesseldorf with children
Adventure playground
Cute animals and splash fight
Heidelbergerstrasse 46 – Duesseldorf Eller
www.asp-eller.de
Theme park Heerdt
On a landfill terrain there is now a theme park with miniature golf.
Heerdter Landstraße 160 Duesseldorf-Heerdt
Open from 10am to 7pm
Indoor playground
Bobbolino Flingern
Here, children and parents can feel comfortable.
Mo – fr 2pm – 7pm
Sa – Su 10am – 7pm
Schlueterstrasse 95
www.bobbolino-kinderwelt.de
Children’s farm Niederheid
Horseriding, rinding lessons & more
Tu – Su from 2pm
Bonnerstraße 121, Duesseldorf Holthausen
www.gut-niederheid.de
Children’s zoo Southpark
Feed can be purchased on site
Tu – Su 8am – 4:30pm
Closed on mondays
In den großen Banden 58-60 Düsseldorf-Wersten
Wildpark at the Grafenberger forest
Here the pigs may feed until their bellies are full.
Daily open from 9.am – 5pm
Rennbahnstrasse 1 - Duesseldorf
Young playhouse
Here children get mood for theater
Please check out the playtimes here: www.duesseldorfer-schauspielhaus.de_DE/jshhome
Muensterstrasse 446 - Duesseldorf
Doll theater Duesseldorf
Childrens are complicit to Kasper
www.puppentheater.de
Helmholtzstrasse 38 - Duesseldorf
