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Hi.
Im travelling to Dusseldorf on 28.10.05, and flying out the next day at 1130.
Id be travelling from NL to DE via train. Does anybody know the size of the left luggage lockers at Dusseldorf Hbf train station, are they big enough so I can put my suit case in?
Im thinking maybe I wouldnt book a hotel for my overnight, goto a club and get out at closing time :).
Any info.. please.
Thanks.
http://www.bahnhof.de/site/bahnhoefe/de/west/duesseldorf__hbf/service/gepaeck/gepaeck.html
There are smaller and bigger ones. The small ones are big engough for a normal suitcase or backpack.
Altbier is what you drink here. Pils is also an option and popular, but Alt rules the scene. There is many different brands, some of the most popular are the ones brewed in the pub, or at a brewery belonging to the pub. These would be Schumacher Alt, Uerige, Fückschen Alt, Frankenheim Alt. Schlösser Alt is also popular.
This is one of if not THE most famous bar in Dusseldorf. The interior is quite unique with its mural walls.
Like many German bars, it's quite a labrynth inside. I'm always amazed how much room (and how MANY rooms) there are in some of these places. Anything goes again, I'd say!
You will probably not be impressed by the interior...it's quite simple (and PINK!!!), but I'm pretty sure you'll love the food. The staff is very friendly and speak good English, and of course German. Everything they serve is excellent. I like the chicken dishes (Masala & Tikka) a lot. The meat is sooooo tender! Tandoori is without any doubt the best Indian restaurant I've ever been to!
The Rhine tower on the Rhine River was built in 1982 and this is the highest building in Dusseldorf. This telecommunications tower is 234 m high. On the top there is a restaurant. You can see from there the great panorama of the city.
The Rhine is a huge river and a particularly wide and spectacular stretch affords itself the city of Düsseldorf. Great views can be had of this famous river from either of the two central bridges, the Rheinkniebrücke (pictured here) and the Oberkassler bridge, as well as the Rheinturm, the Rheinuferpromenade and many other buildings, parks and locations about the city.
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