Düsseldorf, 5 hotéis

It’s always worth a visit to this Düsseldorf district. With its historic centre, featuring Baroque houses around Klemensplatz Square, the area invites you to relax, wander around and discover. The remarkable ruins of Friedrich Barbarossa’s imperial palace can be found on the banks of the Rhine. Be impressed by the imposing walls or hike along the idyllic castle path to enjoy amazing views. Close by, you’ll find cafés and beer gardens to relax in after a long day of sightseeing. St.Suibertus Basilica, a three-aisled church building with a gilded shrine, is located at Stiftsplatz Square.

Take a shopping trip along the “Kö“! With a moat lined with chestnut trees in the middle of the street, visitors love to visit this scenic street. Numerous flagship stores, small boutiques and luxury jewellers, as well as impressive shopping malls make for great shopping options. For a special shopping experience, a personal shopper will accompany you and advise you on colours, style and fashion.

Discover Düsseldorf’s old town and all it has to offer! Visit some of Düsseldorf's most beautiful churches, for example St. Lambertus Basilica, the oldest church in the city, or relax on Burgplatz, one of the most beautiful squares in Germany. You can also visit “the longest bar in the world”, which consists of 260 bars. If you prefer to nourish your spirit and cultural education, you can visit numerous museums, for example the Heinrich Heine Museum or Goethe Museum.

Formerly a commercial port, today the area is a modern office location: MediaHafen impresses with its unique architectural design. Each plot of land has been uniquely designed, making for a versatile office landscape. But you can still see the character of the port! You’ll see listed buildings and pieces, such as old quay walls, steps, cast-iron bollards, wrought-iron railings and the old track systems.

Pay a visit to the Ratinger Tor Gate! The only surviving city gate in Düsseldorf is impressive with its classic architecture. Echoing the style of the Acropolis, the gate is flourished with Doric columns.

Experience the Rheinish buzz on the city’s promenade. The Rhine metropolis’ Mediterranean feel is best enjoyed in summer. Between the old town and MedienHafen, there are plenty of cafés and bars, where you can soak up the Rhein’s special flair. You can watch ships pass from the steps of Burgplatz Square. No matter what you do here, the Rhine promenade is a captivating spot!

Welcome to one of the most beautiful castle gardens of the 18th-century. The castle buildings remain intact. A visit to the main castle takes you on a journey through time, during the second half of the 18th century. You’ll get an insight into court life during this period, with furniture exhibitions, and showcases of porcelain and paintings. In the "maison de plaisance" house, you’ll find the world's only exhibition of European garden art. You’ll see a wide variety of European garden art from the villa pieces, to the Italian Renaissance and the English landscape garden.