Düsseldorf

Going out in Düsseldorf: Personal travel and leisure tips from our hotel employees

The team at the Wyndham Garden Düsseldorf City Centre Koenigsallee Hotel has put together their top leisure activities and insider tips for going out in Düsseldorf for you. Please feel free to ask us about it – we have plenty more travel tips to guarantee you a successful stay in Düsseldorf! Contact

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40215 Düsseldorf
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Café Muggel in Oberkassel, Domenikanerstraße 4

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“A great meeting place for friends and colleagues. Simply great, you just have to go there.”

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Restaurant Poccino in the Schadow Arkaden

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“My recommendation for good Italian food? Poccino in the Schadow Arkaden, just a stone's throw away from Königsallee. From fresh antipasti to more exclusive main courses, they have everything there that you could wish for. My highlight is the Pasticceria. You can have any combination of the Neapolitan/Sicilian desserts, to your heart’s content. Cakes, Pasticcini or biscotti... all of it tastes simply great!"

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Dr. Thompsons Restaurant and Club

"Dr. Thompsons is my personal recommendation, because especially at the weekend, guests of all ages can go there to enjoy the first-class cuisine in a casual atmosphere with live music. In the late hours, the location turns into a club, where you can enjoy the end of the week with dance and a lounge atmosphere.”
 

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Kaffee Reich coffee roasting house

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"In the coffee container at stand D2 at the Carlsplatz weekly market, you can enjoy the delicious coffee at a low price and at the same time combine it with a walk through one of the most beautiful markets in North Rhine-Westphalia. (Mon – Fri 8 a.m. – 6 p.m. and Sat 8 a.m. – 4 p.m.)”

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Düsseldorf’s Old Town

Kö-Galerie | © Kö-Galerie Düsseldorf

"Düsseldorf’s legendary Old Town is famous for the “longest bar in the world” and its dark beer, which is served on every street corner. The Old Town is often a location for stag and hen parties."

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Rhine / Rhine promenade

Promenade | © Promenade Düsseldorf

"Ideal for walking, strolling and people-watching – it’s the place to be. In the summer, the Rhine promenades are a popular destination for drinking coffee, skating and sunbathing. The Rhine navigation ships also launch from the Rhine promenades."

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Rheinturm

Gehry Turm | © Gehry Turm Düsseldorf

Düsseldorf’s landmark offers incredible views of Düsseldorf and the surrounding area. The revolving restaurant at the top of the tower provides a 360° panoramic view. Incidentally: The Rheinturm has the largest decimal clock in the world (Guinness Book of Records), as well as a world clock in the entrance area.

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Medienhafen (media harbour)

Medienhafen | © Medienhafen Düsseldorf

The Düsseldorf media harbour, with its Gehry buildings, boasts interesting, maritime-based architecture. You’ll find trendy bars & restaurants at the harbour.

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Benrath Palace

Visit the museum of Benrath Palace (built in the 18th century) and the beautiful surrounding park to learn more about the art of gardening and the life of the former residents.

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Königsallee

Königsallee | © Königsallee Düsseldorf

The most famous sight of Duesseldorf stands for luxurious fashion labels and a unique rhenisch shopping atmosphere. Charming coffee shops, exclusive restaurants and stylish bars invite you to a special culinary experience.

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Wildlife Park

The Wildlife Park Duesseldorf shows over 100 animals that are typically living in the forests around the city. It is open on 365 days a year and the entry to the park is completely free of charge.

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Düsseldorf Christmas Market

"I love the Chistmas Market in Düsseldorf! It is one of the most athmospheric ones. It has great mulled wine, music, friendly people and is the perfect place to get in a good Christmas mood."