Düsseldorf Things to Do Tips by egonwegh

St. Peter

Church of St. Peter in a square flanked (on most sides) by tall office buildings.

St. Lambertus

St. Lambertus close to the river Rhine, the facade with a very vivid depiction of the Crucifixion.

Museum Insel Hombroich

Museum Insel Hombroich, situated in a park with fascinating old trees and mysterious ponds. Sixteen pavillions in different styles with paintings and sculptures. Worth a detour! See my travelogue.

Address: 41472 Neuss Holzheim

Directions: 15 minutes from Düsseldorf city centre, along the A57, exit Neuss-Reuschenberg

Phone: 0049 (0) 2182 2094

Website: http://www.inselhombroich.de

Rheinturm - a must see Rheinturm Review

A must see! It's just that there wasn't an awful lot to see when we were there, because of the dense fog ... Still, it was kind of fun to watch the clouds from above. Few people saw the sunny sky over Düsseldorf that day, but we did.

Ceramics Museum

Hetjens Museum (Ceramics Museum), an overview of 8,000 years (yes folks, that's eight thousand years!) of ceramics. See my travelogue.

Hetjens-Museum Düsseldorf
Deutsches Keramikmuseum
Schulstraße 4
40213 Düsseldorf
Tel 0211.89-94210
Fax 0211.89-29166
hetjensmuseum@
stadt.duesseldorf.de

City bazar

In Cairo, your tour guide will probably take you to the famous bazar Khan el-Kalili (I remember our tour guide did). This bazar in Düsseldorf is yours to discover all by yourself.

Address: Karlplatz