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Oststrasse 87, Dusseldorf, North Rhine-Westphalia, 40210, Germany
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Orangerie: Ballet-school, left is the librairy
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Neuer Zollhof and Rheinturm
I am trying to arrange flights for 2 people to get to Maastricht from Belfast. It looks like Dusseldorf is fairly close. How convenient is it to take a train from Dusseldorf to Maastricht? Will they need to change trains? How long is the journey?
Many thanks for any help,
Jane
It takes you a little over 2 hours to get from duesseldorf to maastrich. But you have to change trains twice. you'll get timetables under http://reiseauskunft.bahn.de/bin/query.exe/en
Many thanks for your help. Do you know if it would be easier to get to Maastricht from Amsterdam? I know it is farther away but wondered if the train might be more direct? I am trying to make the journey as easy as possible since both of these people have to be in Maastricht by a certain time.
Thanks again,
Jane
DB timetable
http://reiseauskunft.bahn.de/bin/query.exe/en
From: DUS airport
From: Schiphol (for Amsterdam airport)
To: Maastricht
It's slightly faster and cheaper from Düsseldorf to Maastricht than from Amsterdam. But will involve one or sometimes two changes more.
Amsterdam - Maastricht is EUR 27,30.
Great - thanks for your help! I think I will go with the flights to Dusseldorf.
Wow, in Dusseldorf they have shopping carts that won't run away down the escalator between the floors. We were amazed by this and could play for hours just going up and down... At home you'd need 6 guys holding back the trolley, otherwise granny would get killed as it goes careering down the escalator!
This is an Irish Pub called the Tir na nog (?), at Alstad. The service was good and the Guiness was fantastic.
Düsseldorf is a beer trap! It is easy to over do it...as can be seen from our conduct....
It is a typical German tradition to sit in front of the pub under huge parasols and kill several beers. As "zum Schlüssel" has an own brewery it is a must to have some glasses of the local Alt Beer.
This is a small musuem I visted recently and had free admission. Unfortunately for me the exhibition was in German but there is some free accompanying hand books which are very informative. The musuem has quite a history. The building was occupied by the 20th SS corps and the army administration office. Inside there are tiny holding cells which contained wooden benches and a tiny wired window. There are plenty of photographs and a photograph album made out of metal (not too easy to turn the pages). Overall you couldn't spend all day in here but I did enjoy browsing.
This beautiful park in the middle of Duesseldorf is popular with locals and tourists and a perfect place for a late Autumn sunny Sunday morning stroll. It's full of old and contemporary sculpture including a Henry Moore no less!! It's also alive with all kinds of birds, blue ***, wrens, robins, swans, Canada geese, mallards and magpies (Elster in German ;-) It really is quite stunning to see all the leaves turning various shades of red and gold around the lake.
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