Lindner Golfhotel Juliana
Mollenkotten 195, Wuppertal, North Rhine-Westphalia, D-42279, Germany
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1. Cycling along the Rhine River
Dusseldorf Stadt Museum
Düsseldorf facade
Seven floors of shopping, Dusseldorf
Forum Posts
S-Bahn to Airport
by t_maia
Hi,
my parents were told by a travel agent that the S-Bahn from Hbf to DUS airport is not running in the night and that they need to book a hotel with airport transfer.
My parents intend to fly on Aug 13th and need to be at the airport around 5:30 am.
I checked on www.bahn.de and from the information there the S-Bahn is running, can anybody shed some light on this?
(My guess is that the travel agent was lying to my parents because she wanted to sell that hotel, but I would like to confirm that the S-Bahn is indeed running from Hbf.)
Thanks!
Re: S-Bahn to Airport
by HansDK
S-Bahn is running all night from Dusseldorf Hbf to Dusseldorf International Airport (plus a few ICE and regional trains). Who would you trust - www.bahn.de or a travel agent?
Re: S-Bahn to Airport
by abalada
No problem to reach the airport in time by S-Bahn.
Düsseldorf airport has 2 train stations. A Düsseldorf Airport Terminal station which is in the basement of the terminal building. Used by S-Bahn S7 from Düsseldorf Hbf. And the Düsseldorf Airport station at the edge of the airport grounds. Connected with the terminal buy the SkyTrain.
http://www.flughafen-duesseldorf.de/dus_en/b_skytrain/
DB timetable
http://reiseauskunft.bahn.de/bin/query.exe/en?
From: Düsseldorf Hbf
To: Düsseldorf Flughafen Terminal
To: Düsseldorf Flughafen
Re: S-Bahn to Airport
by Turtleshell
HansDK is right:
http://reiseauskunft.bahn.de (English)
From: Duesseldorf Hbf
To: DUS
Aug 13th:
dep: 05:15, S-Bahn S7, plattform 14 - arr: 05:26
dep: 05:23, Regional train, plattform 17 - arr: 05:28
dep: 05:35, S-Bahn S7, plattform 14 - arr: 05:38
Can't see a problem here.
Re: S-Bahn to Airport
by t_maia
"...Who would you trust - www.bahn.de or a travel agent?"
LOL, you are right! I just booked a hotel at the train station for my mom and dad. :)
Now, does anybody have any tips on where to have dinner? Any cosy budget place near tram station Luisenstrasse, preferably Italian, Greek or German?
Thanks everybody!
Re: S-Bahn to Airport
by Permanente
German: very popular loccal Brewery Schumacher, located at Oststrasse 123 (few minutes walk)
Travel Tips for Düsseldorf
Rheinland Charm
by Carnation
A Wealth of Activities
Combining the legendary good cheer of the Rhineland with the cosmopolitan charm of an international exhibition city, Duesseldorf can offer you a wealth of memorable sights and experiences. Eighteen museums, the German Opera House, countless theatres large and small and numerous other attractions all attest to the city's standing as a major arts centre. Duesseldorf is also a paradise for shoppers like the Koenigsallee with its chic shops and pavement cafes. The Old Town, a square kilometre of variety on the Rhine with historical buildings and over 200 pubs. The Neue Rheinpromenade, which runs between the Old Town and the Rhine. Wonderful views, interesting restaurants and night spots, starting place for fascinating panoramic river trips. Schloss Benrath, one of the most beautiful surviving examples of Rococo architecture with a 60-hectare park. The house where Heinrich Heine was born in the Old Town. The Kunstsammlung Nord-Rhein-Westfalen is one of the world's most prestigious modern art museums.The Aquazoo in the Nordpark is a living museum. Kaiserswerth is a historical city quarter with the ruins of the 12th century Barbarossa Palace. EKO House of Japanese Culture is notable for their traditional Japanese wooden architecture with a temple complex, bell tower and Japanese garden. The Hofgarten and Schloss Jaegerhof (Goethe Museum) and the Hofgaertnerhau (Theatre Museum) Germany's oldest public park, in the city centre. In the south of Duesseldorf there is Benrath Palace, built over 200 years ago as a summer residence and hunting lodge for the Elector Karl Theodor. The combination of castle and park is one of the most prestigious of its type.
Bert Gerresheim: Battle or Worringen statue
by leafmcgowan
Bert Gerresheim: Battle or Worringen
A beautiful, yet graphic monument to the foundation of the city of Duesseldorf at the Burgplatz in Old Town Aldst Duesseldorf. It was donated by the 'Duesseldorfer Jonges' (an association taking care of local traditions) on the occasion of the 700th city jubilee in the year of 1988 depicting the Battle of Worringen and was designed by sculptor Bert Gerresheim. Rating: 5 stars out of 5.
Sky Train
by pieter_jan_v
The Sky Train is an automatic train serving the Dusseldorf Airport Train station with the Dusseldorf International Airport Terminal (A. B & C) building. In between is a stop at the P4 Parking garage (also for the P5 & P6 parking garages).
The train is in service between 3.45AM till 0:45AM with intervals of 3.5 or 7 minutes.
Travel time between the train station and the terminal is 6.5 minutes.
The sky train accept DB train tickets and Parking tickets of the P4, P5 and P6 parkings.
A hidden gem
by IceBear7 about Milds
Rethelstraße is a busy shopping street about 20 min away from the city center in the pretty Zooviertel area. If you need a brake from all the grocery shopping go to Milds!
They have some of the best coffees in town and they are not a thousand-outlet-brand like starbucks. you get breakfasts and salads as well and 3 special meals that are changing every day. a desert of the week. home made cakes. freshly ground coffee. uerige altbier. and a little piece of cake with your coffee not the "ordinary" cooky.
Come with your book or newspaper, with a friend or alone. They recently extended their opening hours, now open until 10 p.m. and open on Sundays!
original art on the walls and very nice staff!
Der Schalenbrunnen
by Mariajoy
This lovely fountain built in 1882 by von L Muesch is on Corneliusplatz near the exclusive shopping street, Koenigsallee. It's a very pleasant spot to sit and cool off but when the wind blows in your direction prepare to get wet! I think the name roughly translates as *The shell bowl* but I am open to correction!
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