For those who are visiting the city for the first time, it is better to get a map of Düsseldorf with the attractions. You can do this at the tourist office located at Marktstraße/corner of Rheinstraße, which is open from 10:00 to 18:00. Alternatively, you can also get the map directly at the Hauptbahnhof railway station, which is open from 09:30 to 19:00.
The map of Düsseldorf's attractions will help you explore the numerous museums in the city. Among them is the Goethe Museum, which houses a unique collection of 50,000 exhibits, including ancient books, manuscripts, paintings, coins, and sheet music.
One cannot pass by the legendary Kunstpalast Museum. It is an art gallery that showcases world masterpieces by artists such as Rubens, Cranach the Elder, Liebermann, and others. Art enthusiasts will truly appreciate the exhibitions at this renowned attraction in Düsseldorf.
There are also attractions in Düsseldorf that have names dating back to prehistoric times. For example, Neanderthal, where scientists discovered hypothetical remains of human ancestors. The fascinating exhibition acquaints tourists with the history of human development.
When looking at photos of Düsseldorf's attractions, it is impossible not to mention the Ehrenhof Museum Complex. It includes three interesting places: the Art Palace, the Contemporary Art Gallery, and the exhibition "People and Economy."
A local guide, describing the attractions in Russian, will definitely mention the Düsseldorf Film Museum and the Düsseldorf Theater Museum.
There are places that can be seen with the naked eye and don't require descriptions. Such attractions in Düsseldorf include the 234-meter Rheinturm TV Tower. It features a rotating restaurant and an observation deck at a height of 172 meters.
