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Hotels in Düsseldorf

They say that German beer tastes even better in Germany’s liveliest city. World famous for its great nightlife, visitors love its audaciousness, entrepreneurial spirit and creative character.

The longest and most avant-garde nights

Audacious and avant-garde, the capital of North Rhine-Westphalia is one of the most dynamic cities in Germany. Frank Gehry’s stunning architecture somehow blends harmoniously with the city’s more solemn older buildings. Popular activities in Düsseldorf include touring the old city and visiting the iconic market square and the City Hall, enjoying a calm stroll along the banks of the River Rhine, or spending some time on the famous Königsallee, the most exclusive shopping street. And when you want a break, the old quarter of the city is home to more than 250 bars!

Currency

The official currency is the euro. Most places accept payment by card but carrying cash is recommended. Both at the airport and in the main train stations, foreign exchange offices open every day.

Language

The official language is German. In Düsseldorf, you may occasionally hear local Rhenish dialects reflecting the city's cultural heritage, but most people speak English as well.

Weather

Düsseldorf enjoys a mild climate influenced by Atlantic air currents. Summers are pleasantly warm with average daytime temperatures between 23–26°C, while winters tend to be moderate compared to many other parts of Germany.

Internet

Internet access throughout the city is very good. Most places such as restaurants and cafes usually have free Wi-Fi.