Pleasure and Leisure.

The people of Dusseldorf are justifiably proud of their city’s vibrant cultural life - a real kaleidoscope of events, performances, shows and festivals. Düsseldorf boasts an extensive and presentable list of cultural institutions. Along with nine theatres there are eleven museums and a large number of smaller galleries. 

They range from a sea-life museum to a film museum, from the arts collection of North Rhine-Westphalia, which hosts works from the 20th and 21st century by Paul Klee, Joseph Beuys, Mark Rothko or Andy Warhol, to such curiosities as a mustard museum. 

From poetry readings and chamber music recitals to rap, hip-hop and rock concerts, the city offers something for everybody - every day of the year.

For lovers of classical music, opera and jazz Dusseldorf is a veritable feast, whilst theatregoers too, can choose from a rich offering of traditional and avant-garde plays and musicals.

Carneval

Carnival - 11 to 16 February 2010

The temperatures might be higher in Rio, but this hot event is right on your doorstep. The general rule of thumb: if you stay, then party, if you don't wish to, leave town. Our suggestion is to stick around and...

Hetjens-Museum

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...

Goethe Museum

Goethe Museum.

Schloß Jägerhof is situated in the North-Central area of Dusseldorf. The former Prussian residence houses the Goethe Museum...

Düsseldorfer Symphoniker

Düsseldorfer Symphoniker - A classical experience.

Some of classical music's more challenging pieces or traditional favorites performed in one of the most stunning music halls anywhere. Next to the river, an experience just about any night of the week...

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