Opened in 2004 and is one of the most modern stadiums in Germany and Europe. Football players, coaches, journalists, attendants and fans live a unique experience when they visit it for a football match. It is one of the stadiums that will host UEFA Euro 2024 game and has hosted several international games of the German national football team. Its capacity is 54,600 seats and its acoustics are wonderful. Boxing, NFL and handball matches have been held at this stadium. Also, many famous artists have preferred to give their concerts at the Dusseldorf Arena. In the surrounding area you will find a sports center, a skateboard park, stadium for athletics, auxiliary sports grounds, a swimming pool and hotels.
PUBLIC TRANSPORT TO DUSSELDORF ARENA
*** BUS: 722, 730, 896
*** S-BAHN: S11
*** SUBWAY: U78
DUSSELDORF: THE ELEGANT CAPITAL OF THE NORTH RHINE
Many believe that Dusseldorf is a business and financial center of Germany. Indeed, it is one of the most dynamic cities in the country, but at the same time it is a city full of fun, high aesthetics and a center of culture, art and fashion with signatures of world-renowned designers. The postmodern aesthetic, the aroma of local beer, the futuristic port buildings, the glittering storefronts, the unique museums, the parks, the festivals and the diverse neighborhoods make it one of the cities you will definitely want to explore.
Currency: Euro
Calling Code: +49
Nearest airports from city center: Dusseldorf Airport (9km), Cologne Airport (51km), Dortmund Airport (83km), Weeze Airport (85km), Maastricht Airport (100km), Eindhoven Airport (120km), Liege Airport (140km), Paderborn Airport (149km), Munster Airport (150km), Brussels Airport (200km), Frankfurt Airport (216km), Charleroi Airport (216km), Luxembourg Airport (231km).
TOP – 10 SIGHTSEEING
*** ALTSTADT
Surely your walk should start from the heart of Dusseldorf which is the Old Town. Stroll the lovely alleys, taste the wonderful recipes of the restaurants, drink in the impressive bars and visit the museums located in the area, such as the NRW Art Collection.
*** BENRATH PALACE (Düsseldorf-District 9)
It is one of the most important attractions of the city. Tour the 61-acre palace and park, home to over 80 species of birds, rare shrubs and unique green creations.
*** RHEINTURM (Stromstraße 20, 40221 Düsseldorf)
It is the Tower – Dusseldorf’s landmark and one of the most photographed spots in the city. It is in the middle of the port area and has a height of 240 meters. Visit it and enjoy the view of the city from the observation deck.
*** HOFGARTEN (Kletterspielplatz Im Hofgarten · Schach Tische)
Tour one of the most beautiful parks. It was designed in 1770 and covers the Old Town to the banks of the Rhine. Walk through the wooded areas, see the lakes and visit the baroque former home of garden architect Maximilian Weyhe which now houses the Theater Museum.
*** GOETHE MUSEUM (Jacobistraße 2, 40211 Düsseldorf)
At the edge of Hogarten you will find the aristocratic palace of 1772 which houses the first editions of works by the German poet and writer. You will also find his manuscripts, his letters and various Goethe items.
*** KUNSTPALAST (Ehrenhof 4-5, 40479 Düsseldorf)
If you are an art lover then you should visit it. You will enjoy tens of thousands of works of art from the 3rd century BC. until today. Be sure to check out the glass collection by Helmut Hentrich and works by Dali and members of the Dusseldorf School of Painting and Expressionism.
*** FILM MUSEUM ( Schulstraße 4, 40213 Düsseldorf)
For lovers of the 7th Art, this particular museum offers a journey through time for cinema. It includes projection machines from past decades, special effects, studios, famous costumes from movies and more.
*** ST. LAMBERTUS (Stiftspl. 1, 40213 Düsseldorf)
It is the landmark of the Old Town and St. Lambertus is sacred to the locals. It was opened at the end of the 14th century and is one of the most important points of Dusseldorf.
*** KONIGSALLEE
It is one of the most beautiful and elegant streets in the city and the country. It is the most famous shopping street, but at the same time the magnificent buildings and a 31 meter long tree will captivate you as you walk.
*** KUNSTSAMMLUNG NORDRHEIN – WESTFALEN ( Grabbepl. 5, 40213 Düsseldorf)
It is a museum of contemporary and modern art with exhibits that will fascinate you and leave you speechless. One of the most popular museums in the city.
ΤΗINGS TO DO
*** Be sure to do the Rhine Promenade, the Rheinuferpromenade as the locals call it.
*** Wildpark Grafenberger Wald is of great interest, which is a park with unique animals and playgrounds.
*** Walk to Burgplatz and visit Schlossturm.
*** At MedienHafen you will have the opportunity to see an architectural wonder with innovative buildings.
*** Stadterhebungsmonument is one of the most historic sights of the city.
*** It is worth a visit to the Stadtmuseum which is one of the oldest museums in the city and
*** If you like the aquatic world, then visit the Aquazoo Löbbecke Museum.
FOOD AND DRINK
Dusseldorf is a culinary paradise for lovers of good food. Be sure to try local delicacies such as Rheinischer Sauerbraten (marinated pot roast) or Himmel und Erde which is a dish that combines mashed potatoes, apples, sausage and onions. Also try Grünkohlessen, Westfälische Rinderwurst and Miesmuscheln. It goes without saying that you have to taste local recipes with different kinds of sausages, various meats, Schnitzel and fish. Also locals eat Currywurst, Rouladen and Eintopf. We would recommend you to taste the local beer and fine wines of the area. Finally, it has cuisines from all over the world. You will find restaurants with Turkish, American, Latin American, Mediterranean and Northern European food.
WHERE TO STAY
You can find cheap and expensive hotels in the city center and a few kilometers outside the city center.
FUN AND SHOPPING
*** If you like theatre, acrobatics or musical shows, then make sure to book a ticket to Apollo Varieté.
*** Carlsplatz Markt is a market that will fascinate you and is loved by the locals.
*** Tonhalle Düsseldorf is a concert hall and it would be an experience if you could find tickets to attend a show.
*** Königsallee is the most popular street for your shopping with a variety of shops.
*** Schadowstrasse is another street worth walking for shopping.
*** KÖ Shopping Mall, Sevens and Schadow-Arkaden are great options for your shopping.
HOW TO GET AROUND
The most beautiful way to get around the city is by bike, on foot, by bus or by train.
CITIES NEAR DUSSELDORF
Major cities close to Dusseldorf are Duisburg (29km), Leverkusen (30km), Mönchengladbach (31km), Wuppertal (32km), Essen (38km), Oberhausen (41km), Cologne (44km), Bochum (51km), Gelsenkirchen (56km), Dortmund (71km), Bonn (75km), Aachen (86km), Maastricht (109km), Eindhoven (110km), Genk (114km), Munster (132km).
