Dusseldorf - Places to Visit
The Old Town
The historic Alsdatd district is one of the 49 boroughs in Dusseldorf. It is an area known for its beautiful historic buildings and narrow cobbled streets, and it is a lovely place to spend a few hours exploring. The area is also home to some of the cities most loved pubs that serve up traditional hearty meals, along with Dusseldorf’s famous altbier.
top ↑The Rhine Tower
The modern Rhine Tower has become a major landmark in the city, standing at a total height of 240 metres, making it the tallest building in Dusseldorf. It is currently used as a telecommunications tower, but for a small fee you can take an elevator up to the observation platform, where you can enjoy panoramic views of the city and its surrounding districts. The outside of the building has a special light attraction - an abstract clock, which is also the largest digital clock in the world.
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This stunning 14th century church is considered to be on of the architectural highlights of the city.The exterior of the church features a detailed crucifixion scene, while the inside is beautifully decorated and in great condition. It is Located on Stifplatx, in the Aldstadt Old Town district near to the River Rhine.
top ↑Carlsplatz Market
This large open air market is a favourite among locals and tourists alike. The hundreds of vendors offer unique handmade and traditional items, while several stalls serve up delicious and authentic cuisine, drinks and snacks. The market is located within walking distance from the main train station, and it is open all year round.
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Another outdoor area that is well worth a visit is the Rheinuferpromenade, located near to the River Rhine. This promenade has a huge selection of pubs, restaurants and shops and it is a great place to have a leisurely stroll and to sample some delicious German food.
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The Dusseldorf Film Museum displays a whole host of film memorabilia, including historic equipment previously used in film productions. The museum is open on Tuesday - Sunday, from 11am to 5pm, and entrance is currently €1.50 for adults.
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The beautiful and historical City Hall was built in the 16th century, and nowadays it is used to house the cities parliament. There are guided tours every Wednesday afternoon, which are provided free of charge, alternatively you are free to visit the outside of the building whenever you like.
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