DÜSSELDORF

An international vibe with style and a focus on dining

Düsseldorf is a city that combines the international offerings of a major metropolis with a relaxed and pleasant atmosphere. Along the Rhine, you’ll find elegant promenades and trendy restaurants, while the famous shopping street Königsallee entices visitors with fashion and design. In MedienHafen, the old harbor district has been revitalized with spectacular architecture, and in the Little Tokyo neighborhood, a whole new culinary world awaits, featuring Japanese restaurants, shops, and cafés.

There’s plenty to discover here without having to travel very far. Enjoy an evening in Altstadt’s lively beer halls, explore the city’s art scene, or combine shopping with culinary experiences. Düsseldorf is just as well-suited for a stylish conference trip as it is for a fulfilling city getaway with plenty of time for socializing.

From exclusive shopping districts and modern waterfront neighborhoods to the lively Altstadt and colorful Little Tokyo.

A stylish city with great architecture, design, and a vibrant riverside scene.

Conference trip / group trip

Düsseldorf is a popular conference destination with plenty of modern conference facilities, great hotels, and restaurants for every occasion. After a conference, you can enjoy everything from beer tastings at traditional breweries to dinners in the MedienHafen or an evening exploring the bars in the Altstadt.

Architecture trip

Düsseldorf is home to architecture that truly stands out. The MedienHafen is a must-see destination, featuring buildings designed by internationally renowned architects, not least the distinctive Gehry buildings. Combine this with modern urban development projects, elegant boulevards, and historic settings for a trip offering a wealth of architectural perspectives.

Medium-sized city

With a population of just over 600,000, Düsseldorf is a large city with a wide variety of attractions, yet many of its sights and neighborhoods are within easy reach. The city has its own international airport, which makes it easy to plan your trip.

Feeling

International, stylish, and social. This is where business and leisure meet, where exclusive shops and small, creative neighborhoods come together—with the Rhine as an integral part of the city’s everyday life.

Suitable for

The city’s size makes it suitable for many different types of groups. Conferences, shopping, dining, and design—primarily in the form of exciting architecture. For trips where you want to combine interesting meetings with excellent restaurants, culture, and a vibrant nightlife.

Study Trip

Düsseldorf is an interesting destination for study trips focused on international business, trade, fashion, design, and communication. Here, for example, you can explore the city’s creative industries in MedienHafen, gain insight into the international trade show scene at Messe Düsseldorf, or discover the city’s vibrant Japanese business community and culture.