Dusseldorf Holidays

Experience a city brimming with art, culture, history, and a modern twist! Dusseldorf offers a perfect blend of historic charm, vibrant nightlife, and endless entertainment for every type of traveller.

Highlights

• Breathtaking Riverside Views - The Rhine River flows right through Dusseldorf, making it a scenic spot for relaxing strolls, boat rides, and riverside dining.

• Fashion and Shopping Capital - Known for its glamorous shopping boulevard, the Königsallee, Dusseldorf is a paradise for fashionistas and shopaholics.

• Art and Culture Hub - With world-class art galleries, museums, and the famous Kunstakademie, Dusseldorf is a haven for art lovers.

• Exciting Festivals and Events - From the thrilling Dusseldorf Carnival to the dazzling Christmas markets, there's always something happening.

Getting Around

Dusseldorf’s transport options make exploring the city an absolute breeze. Its comprehensive public transport network includes trams, buses, and trains that are affordable and reliable. The city also offers a well-maintained cycle-sharing system, perfect for those wanting a green and flexible way to see the sights. For day trips, the main train station connects you to major German cities within hours. And for late nights, taxis and ride-sharing services are widely available. With its pedestrian-friendly streets, exploring Dusseldorf on foot is equally delightful, especially around the scenic Altstadt (Old Town) and along the beautiful Rhine Promenade.

Things to do for families in Dusseldorf

Dusseldorf is a hit with families thanks to its mix of outdoor and educational activities. Start at the Aquazoo Löbbecke Museum, where kids can marvel at sea life and learn about conservation efforts – it’s an aquarium and museum in one! Hofgarten, Dusseldorf’s largest park, is ideal for picnics and playground fun, with plenty of walking paths and serene ponds where you might even spot some swans. For an interactive adventure, head to Schloss Benrath, a beautiful palace with lush gardens and a museum tailored for young explorers. And when it’s time to get hands-on, Kinderbauernhof Neuss, a petting zoo just outside the city, offers little ones the chance to feed and meet friendly farm animals.

Things to do for couples in Dusseldorf

Romance is in the air in Dusseldorf, where couples can enjoy intimate moments and explore the city’s chic side. Take a sunset walk along the Rhine Promenade, a dreamy spot with breathtaking views of the river and skyline – especially magical at dusk. For a touch of sophistication, visit the Kunstsammlung Nordrhein-Westfalen (K20/K21) to admire classic and contemporary art together. Looking for a unique date? Try a river cruise on the Rhine – it’s a memorable way to see the sights while enjoying a glass of wine. End the day at MedienHafen, an ultra-modern harbour area with stylish bars and restaurants where you can toast to a wonderful day with views of the illuminated cityscape.

Things to do for groups in Dusseldorf

Dusseldorf is a proper good destination for groups, with plenty of social spots and experiences to enjoy together. The Altstadt, or Old Town, is affectionately called the “longest bar in the world” with its seemingly endless pubs, bars, and breweries. Gather the crew for a night out sampling traditional Altbier, a local specialty. Fancy something a bit artsy? Head to Kunst im Tunnel (KIT), an underground gallery with edgy installations – great for culture-loving mates. For some friendly competition, try Brewery Tours where you can taste-test and vote for your favourite brews. And for a bit of luxury, why not book a private boat tour along the Rhine? It’s a swanky way to see the city while catching up with friends.

Things to do for foodies in Dusseldorf

Dusseldorf is a feast for foodies, offering a mix of traditional German fare and international flavours. Start your culinary journey at Carlsplatz Market, a lively food market where you can sample everything from German sausages to freshly baked pastries – a true food lover’s paradise. No visit would be complete without tasting Altbier, a local dark beer often paired with a plate of schnitzel or bratwurst at a cosy Altstadt pub. For those craving something fancy, Im Schiffchen offers Michelin-starred meals that showcase German cuisine with a modern twist. And for international bites, the Little Tokyo district has a range of authentic Japanese restaurants where you can indulge in ramen, sushi, and sake. Dusseldorf’s food scene is a melting pot of flavours that’ll leave any foodie craving for more.