Choose that corner
by Goldenboy
Sometimes you will just need things that you know well. For a cup of coffee, let say. What a relieve after walking around the block, and you can slurp a frappe, or ice blended coffee. Some people cursing on its tasteless coffee, but i just cant miss its 'common' flavour blended coffee. Besides, they have a strategic corner, to see, and to be seen. :D Hey, youre free! In this very corner, i feels like i saw outside are German. You have your idea on German, anyway. Old, straight, strict, neat, ... ahh no. Those people will distracting you. Its cool.
Video screen of football matches
by wilde13
In 14 locations, spreaded over germany, the FIFA and Infront Sports Media AG installs fan curves for following football game up to 4.000 fans.
Stadium atmosphere is garantueed. Up to 12 hours on a day, for 31 days and with event programmes. All games are shown at LED Videoscreens.
All games are viewed.
The curve is maybe installed at Mercedes-Platz. Detailed informations will be given.
Air
by antistar
Dusseldorf has it's own airport, but there are many nearby airport that are very accessible too, so it's worth shopping around for the best deal. Dusseldorf is a major international airport, with destinations on four continents, and you can be in Dusseldorf city centre in minutes by train. Another "Dusseldorf" airport, Weeze Airport, is popular with budget airlines, especially Ryanair, but it's not really in or near Dusseldorf at all.
Cologne/Bonn airport isn't as busy as Dusseldorf but it's probably more convenient than Weeze Airport. and has a lot of destinations served by two of Germany's high quality budget airlines: Air Berlin and Germanwings. These serve a host of major European cities, including Budapest, London and Copenhagen. They are joined by a number of other budget airlines, like EasyJet and Wizz Air, as well as a small number of national airlines, including Turkish Airlines, Air France and even Iran Air.
The airport is easy to get to from Dusseldorf. There are public buses and a busy train station (accessibly via the Sky Train). And if you are in a rush there's always a taxi. Check the website for details.
Mengwasser
by IceBear7 about Mengwasser
The place is very basic, just wooden tables, orange chairs, without a lot of decoration. Lots of magazines, nice student atmosphere but also with other guests (who used to be students?). Some tables outside as well, but at a very busy road, so I prefer inside.
The building itself is full of history - it was originally built as a hotel in 1896, with a busy pub and betting office. Today there are offices, apartments and a nice pub/ restaurant. Salad with "Maultaschen" and Schumacher Alt!
Walk along the Rheinufer
by Bigs
Especially in summer you should take a walk along the banks of the rhine and watch the ships and people pass by.......There are also some beergardens in summer, so you even can have a drink and talk over the newest gossip or the people that pass by........... :)
3. The Loreley and the Rhine River from the train
Overview over Dusseldorf
Frauensteine, Aaperwald, Düsseldorf
Landeszentralbank, Dusseldorf
