Out and about in Düsseldorf

Discover the surroundings of the Wyndham Garden Düsseldorf City Centre Königsallee

The North-Rhine Westphalian capital amazes its visitors with its beautiful old town, modern architecture, unique events and a multitude of attractions - Düsseldorf is colourful and full of surprises. We have compiled an overview of the sightseeing classics and some valuable insider tips from our employees for you.

Rhine embankment promenade

The Rhine embankment promenade is perfect for relaxed strolls. During summer it is a popular spot to enjoy some coffee, take a walk or just soak up the sun. Hop onto one of the several boats that take off from there and discover the city from the water.

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MedienHafen

The MedienHafen (MediaHarbour) is not far from our hotel. Listed warehouse buildings meet a modern interior design and media technology, creating a unique sense of space right at the harbour. The MedienHafen is also a popular business hub.

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Neuer Zollhof and Gehry Buildings

The "Neuer Zollhof" is an impressive building complex directly at the MedienHafen. It was created by the architect and designer Frank Gehry, thus the three buildings are also known as "Gehry-Bauten" (Gehry Buildings). With their extraordinary shapes, they belong to the deconstructivist style.

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Düsseldorf Old Town

Düsseldorf’s legendary Old Town is famous for the “longest bar in the world” and the dark beer that is served in every corner. It is a popular venue for stag and hen parties. Location: approx. 1 km from the hotel

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The market at Carlsplatz

There is a lot to discover and try during a stroll over the weekly market at Carlsplatz square. Next to regional and exotic specialities, it is especially the coffee roaster that attracts tired souls with its incomparable aroma.

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Rhine Tower

Düsseldorf’s landmark offers incredible views of Düsseldorf and the surrounding area. The revolving restaurant on the top level provides a 360° panoramic view. Good to know: The Rhine Tower features the largest decimal clock in the world (Guinness Book of Records), as well as a world time clock in the entrance area.

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Benrath Palace

The summer residence was built in the 18^th century and is a listed building.Nowadays, it is home to a museum where visitors can learn about the life of aristocrats and their servants back in the days. Also the Palace Gardens are open to visitors.

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Flea market at Aachener Platz

Düsseldorf's most popular flea market takes place every Saturday. The market's five areas include everything from antiques to a farmer's market and a private flea market. Browse the offer to your heart's content or just listen to one of the live concerts that regularly take place at the market.

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Heinrich Heine Institute

The Heinrich Heine Institute is the only museum in Germany dedicated to the great poet. It exhibits manuscripts, letters, first editions and even Heine's death mask. A must-see for all literature lovers!

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Wildlife Park

The Düsseldorf Wildlife Park is home to over 100 species that have their natural habitat the forests around the city. The wildlife park is open to visitors free of charge all year long.

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Düsseldorf Christmas Market

Düsseldorf's Christmas World is one of Germany's most beautiful Christmas markets. Mulled wine, music and a cheerful atmosphere in the different theme worlds will get you in the true Christmas spirit.

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