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Düsseldorf: Capital of the German state of North Rhine-Westphalia

Düsseldorf is a major railway junction. Düsseldorf Main Station is located on Konrad-Adenauer-Platz, in the city center.
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Pictures of Düsseldorf: Düsseldorf text on the wall of the train station corridor,  pedestrian zone, Königsallee, The Kö-Bogen2 house is covered with vegetation and Prussian Parliament in the Rhineland

[:en]Düsseldorf text on the wall of the train station corridor.[:]
[:en]Düsseldorf pedestrian zone. Tram and walking people.[:]
[:en]The trees on Düsseldorf's Königsallee are beautifully reflected in the surface of the water of the river between the streets.[:]
[:en]The Kö-Bogen2 house is covered with vegetation. Small trees have been planted on the levels on the walls of the house.[:]
[:en]Prussian Parliament in the Rhineland. An old beautiful building that is reflected in the water in front of it.[:]

Düsseldorf’s public transport is operated by Rheinbahn AG, which offers services such as buses, trams and metros that cover the entire city and its surroundings.

Dusseldorf – Public transport information, tickets, actual pricing – Getting around

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The main directions in Düsseldorf train traffic are usually:

  1. North-South: Connections to the north, such as Duisburg and Essen, and to the south, such as Cologne and Bonn.
  2. East-West: Connections to the east, such as Wuppertal and Dortmund, and to the west, such as Mönchengladbach and Aachen.

These routes cover the main urban areas and offer good connections for both local and long-distance transport.

Düsseldorf has a metro system called the Düsseldorf Stadtbahn. It is a city rail system for the city and surrounding areas, opened in 1988. The Stadtbahn has 11 lines and 161 stations, and connects Düsseldorf to other public transport services.

Metro of Düsseldorf

Information on Wikipedia

Düsseldorf is a city that offers many special and interesting things:

Düsseldorf will have a population of approximately 674,680 people in 2024. It is the seventh largest city in Germany.

Shopping street

Königsallee: This is one of the most famous shopping streets in Europe, with luxurious boutiques and beautiful canals.

Stunning architecture

MedienHafen: A modern harbor area with stunning architectural buildings and trendy restaurants.

Old Town

Altstadt: Düsseldorf's Old Town, also known as the “world's longest bar” thanks to its numerous pubs and restaurants

Walking route

Rheinpromenade: A beautiful walking trail along the Rhine with stunning views of the river and the city.

Art Museum

Kunstsammlung Nordrhein-Westfalen: Art museum with significant collections of modern and contemporary arta.

Culture

Düsseldorf also has a vibrant cultural life, with many festivals and events throughout the year.

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