Dusseldorf City Hall, Düsseldorf
Dominating the Marktplatz, the Dusseldorf City Hall is the seat of the city council and municipal administration.
Dominating the Marktplatz, the Dusseldorf City Hall is the seat of the city council and municipal administration. The complex comprises 3 buildings -
- The Renaissance-style Altes Rathaus with a clock tower built in 1573 on the northern side of Marktplatz,
- The Baroque Wilhelminischer Bau built in 1875, and
- The Neo-Renaissance style Grupello House on the western side which was originally the residence of Gabriel de Grupello, the sculptor of the Johann Wilhelm equestrian statue. It is the Plenary Hall today.
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Dusseldorf City Hall and Nearby Sights on Map
Burgplatz
St Lambertus
Hetjens Museum
The Hetjens-Museum (Deutsches Keramikmuseum) is dedicated to the history of ceramics
Konigsallee
Dusseldorf's premier shopping avenue with luxury retail shops, Konigsallee runs alongside the Stadtgraben canal from Corneliusplatz in the north to Graf Adolf Platz in the south
Dusseldorf Altstadt
Home to over 300 bars, the Düsseldorf Altstadt is often referred to as "the longest bar in the world"
Heinrich Heine Institut
The Heinrich Heine Institut is dedicated to the life and works of German poet, journalist, essayist, and literary critic Heinrich Heine, who was born in Dusseldorf
Kunsthalle Dusseldorf
Kunsthalle Dusseldorf showcases temporary collections of contemporary works of art
Brauerei im Fuchschen
The Brauerei im Fuchschen is one of only four remaining traditional craft Altbier breweries in Dusseldorf
Museum Kunstpalast
