The building of the city authorities of the XVI century in the typical style of the late "German Gothic" with elements of the Renaissance and Rococo. The oldest facade of the town hall overlooks Marktplatz square, of all the other parts of the building it is the only one preserved almost in its original form. Opposite the building is a monument in honor of the Elector Johann Wilhelm of Palatinate - a great connoisseur of art who has done a lot for Dusseldorf.
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14.07.22
FreezFrog
There are cool flags around. The plenary hall is also extremely cool. You feel really political! When I grow up I want to go into politics too, my mom would even vote for me if she wasn't dead by then :(
Well, always keep your head up and enjoy .. Read more »Düsseldorf!
04.06.22
wbrandy
Very interesting city with many old buildings and modern ones.
Good local transport with subway, bus, S-Bahn and train.
This city is also easy to explore on foot.
27.03.22
Siegmund
Very competent employees.
01.11.21
Mathilde
Nice carnival opening!
09.08.21
Hassina
very nice Art Nouveau collection of building parts around the town hall square of the district capital on the Rhine ....
14.11.20
Andrea
Very friendly welcome. And the committee (youth welfare) of course under Corona hygiene regulations.
04.08.20
Roger
How do you risk infecting thousands in one fell swoop with the seriously ill and dead and a new lockdown with the collapse of countless companies.
A major concert will be held in Düsseldorf in September 2020.
Has one still not drawn any lessons .. Read more »from Duisburg?
10.07.20
Robert
August 14, 1288 is the day when the village on the banks of the river Düssel received city rights.
Düsseldorf is a very clean city. You can often see cleaners washing railings, walls and ceilings in the subway.
The city is a major center f.. Read more »or telecommunications, banking, consulting and advertising, and an important center for international accounting.
There are 400 advertising agencies in Düsseldorf, including the three largest in Germany. Thanks to the international agencies that are based there, the city becomes a hotbed for creativity.
The promenade is the footpath on the eastern bank of the Rhine. On sunny days you can see a beautiful mix of people walking, sitting on benches, riding bicycles or just relaxing and enjoying the view.
Düsseldorf certainly has many charming spots that remind residents of its agricultural history. Baroque design exists alongside buildings from the late 19th and early 20th centuries, as well as modern buildings.
16.06.20
Norbert
That is a nice town hall. Very nice people I meet there.
16.04.20
Friedhelm
Man is satisfied.
19.12.19
Rolf
An interesting exhibition, Callas.
The clothes, shoes and pictures are all made from beverage cans. A great idea
To make things like that. WORTH SEEING!!!!!
4.6 / 9
