AmazingRuhr.com reveals much about the Metropole Ruhr and is helping to promote the Ruhr.2010 activites. Discover Germany's largest urban agglomeration and see what this former industrial powerhouse has to offer...
Deutsch-Britische Gesellschaft- Next Event 11 March 2010
The German-British Society, Deutsch-Britische Gesellschaft, was founded in 1949 and is a politically independent organisation. The club promotes nationwide German-British relationships in public and cultural life...
Bar am Kaiserteich.
Cuban-born designer Jorge Pardo transformed this location into one of the trendiest, most stylish bars in Dusseldorf. The green and orange bubble pattern on the walls makes you feel like you’re sitting in a glass of sparkling wine...
Hetjens-Museum.
Ceramic might not be a particularly spectacular topic for a museum perhaps. However, this material maintains its own history and was used in used in...
Film-Museum.
The film museum has its own great film set. Covering four floors, the film museum is located directly at the Rhine close to the passing ships, where it has collected artefacts and explored the topic of film since 1979....
Small Town Charm
Oberkassel.
Some may have noticed that street names are written in German in various ways, for instance Dusseldorfstrasse, Dusseldorf-Platz or Dusseldorfer Strasse. The latter, which means the street leading to Dusseldorf, actually exists...
Sights.
Most large cities have impressive sights and monuments. Chicago has the Sears Tower, Sydney the Opera House and Paris has the Eiffel Tower and the Louvre. And Dusseldorf? Looking at the skyline from the Oberkassel Bridge...
Impressions.
This is Dusseldorf! Enjoy these pictures and make your first impression of North Rhine-Westphalia’s capital city. Or you may have a different view on it! Nevertheless, one cannot dispute that Dusseldorf is a modern, pulsating city with many...
The City.
In Germany, this city is mainly known for its fancy bars, prestigious shopping facilities and as the capital of NRW. Glamorous and politically important on the one hand but not really recognised by the public on the other hand...
