Düsseldorf – Fair room, Guesthouse Hegger in Meerbusch

Düsseldorf ranks as one of the most prominent economic, transport and Culture centre in the Federal Republic of Germany.

The City is home to many international and Japanese companies. Düsseldorf is Germany’s largest fashion and advertising Centre, as well as a prominent location for banks and stock exchanges. The City is also a leading location for trade fairs.

The Airport is the international hub of North Rhine Westphalia. Is also known as the bird place of Heinrich Heine, Gustav Gründgens ant the artist Joseph Beuys who was working as a Professor of the academy of arts in Düsseldorf, many museums and the University of Heinrich Heine.

The city of Düsseldorf owes its origins to the Battle of Worringen in the year 1288, when Count Adolf VI von Berg inflicted a significant defeat on the Archbishop of Cologne with the help of Düsseldorfers. In gratitude, the Düsseldorfers were granted civic rights.

I seem that the inhabitants of Cologne still not have forgotten their defeat by the inhabitants of Düsseldorf. In the carnival and shows by cabaret artists there will often be negative speeches and jokes about Düsseldorf and its inhabitants. The Düsseldorfers do the same speeches and jokes about Cologne and their inhabitants very often too.

Location / neighbouring towns:

He is situated on the Lower Rhine, mainly on the right banks of the Rhine at the estuary of the river Düssel, from which it takes its name. The city of Düsseldorf borders to the north with the towns of Duisburg and Ratingen, to the east with the towns of Mettmann, Erkrath and Hilden, to the south with the towns of Langenfeld and Monheim, and to the west with Dormagen, Neuss and Meerbusch.

Statistics:

The provincial capital of Düsseldorf has approximately 640,000 residents. It is situated in the Federal state of North Rhine Westphalia, administrative region of Düsseldorf, and is one of Germany’s unitary authorities.

Sights:

Old town: (U-Bahn station Heinrich-Heine-Allee) called the longest bar in the world with its 260 pubs and bars packed together into only one square kilometre. Particularly worth seeing is the „Schlossturm“ castle tower, Carlsplatz with its fruit and vegetable market as well as the Düsseldorf city hall „Rathaus“.

Shopping:

Königsallee is Düsseldorf’s magnificent boulevard; also worthwhile is a visit to the Kö-Center and the arcade Schadowarkaden as well as a stroll down Schadowstraße with its many shops.

City tour:

The bus starts at Kö-Graben in front of Commerzbank

Miscellaneous:

The following places are well worth a visit and much more: a visit to Schloss Benrath, a stroll through the media ports, a meal in the TV- tower-restaurant at a height of 172 metres, as well as a visit to many museums and theatres etc.

Transport connections from our Guesthouse to Düsseldorf:

The state capital is around 14 kilometres from our house and may be reached by car via the A57/52 and A57/A44 respectively in around 10 to 15 minutes. The streets /underground trains – U 70, U 74, U 76 (stops 5 minutes) require around 25 minutes to the main railway station. By regional train from Meerbusch-Osterath railway station, one is at Düsseldorf main railway station in around 15 minutes.

Also the Düsseldorf trade fair or the Merkur-Spielarena can be reached easily by car and public transport from our Fair room. The price for public transport will be 6.10 € yet. Holder of Fair tickets can use the public transport for free

You will find more details on our sub page Fair Düsseldorf. With Fair tickets or tickets of the Merkur-Spielarena, you can use public transport not longer for free.

More Information’s:

More information can be found in the Internet under the homepage www.duesseldorf.de

Düsseldorf – Media Harbor

Media harbor

Düsseldorf Musiuc hall

Düsseldorf – Music hall
Düsseldorf – Benrath castle
Düsseldorf – Kö Bogen
Düsseldorf – Königsallee