People.
Expatriates abound. Thousands of native English speakers from the US, Britain, Canada, Eire and down under Australia and New Zealand have chosen Dusseldorf or the surrounding areas as their temporary home.
Nationals from the Nordic and Baltic states, South America and India are also numerous, to name a few. Furthermore, the Chinese and Russian communities are also rapidly increasing in size.
Facts.
Facts and figures are a great way to get a feeling for dimensions and comparativeness. It is fact that more than 580,000 people are living in the city of Dusseldorf. The daytime population of the city increases on work days by...
Nationalities.
Dusseldorf is not only an international hub for business and commerce, it is also a multicultural centre that people from many corners of the world call home. The largest Non-German groups are Turks, Russians and Japanese people...
Twin Towns.
Town twinning is the concept of creating a partnership between cities. The main goal for the cities is to work together in cultural and economical sectors as well as to inform about city structure related issues...
Travel to.
Germans really love travelling and Germany is a great country to do it. One third of the population spends their holidays in Germany. The most popular countries for spending the most relaxing time of the year are Spain, Italy, Austria and Turkey...
