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Old Town Hall Düsseldorf – Rheintreppe at Burgplatz loop from Düsseldorf Hauptbahnhof

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North Rhine-Westphalia

Old Town Hall Düsseldorf – Rheintreppe at Burgplatz loop from Düsseldorf Hauptbahnhof

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Old Town Hall Düsseldorf – Rheintreppe at Burgplatz loop from Düsseldorf Hauptbahnhof

02:09

8.21km

60m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: May 6, 2026

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Illuminated Archway on Königsallee Bridge

Highlight • Monument

Beautiful canal on the Kö.

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2.60 km

Galeria Kaufhof (former Tietz department store), Düsseldorf

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In 1906, the competition for the Düsseldorf building of Leonhard Tietz A.G. marked the beginning of the "most important step in the development of German department store architecture after Messel's Wertheim buildings"[2]. The "great significance" is that the model of Messel's Wertheim wing was "transformed into a purer, clearer creation by dispensing with historicizing decoration and thereby elevated beyond the model".[3]

The motif of the facade design is simple: three window strips are separated by narrow strips of wall. The three-part window ensemble is flanked by strong supports. The facade recedes at the level of the fourth and fifth floors. This weakens the "monumentality of the [...] mansard roof"[4]. The building has "considerable dimensions"[4] and a "monumental appearance".[4] It was an example of the "progressive monumentalization that can be seen in the architecture of department stores and department stores in the Rhineland from the turn of the century to the First World War."[5] The Tietz House in Düsseldorf set "new standards that the more recent buildings were based on."[6] This was particularly true of the monumentally designed atrium. The separate exhibition and sales rooms such as the costume salon, salon for model hats, refreshment room, carpet room, and art salon were furnished with great effort using precious materials such as various types of wood, marble, and bronze.

(de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warenhaus_Tietz_(Heinrich-Heine-Allee))

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3.29 km

Old Town Hall Düsseldorf

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A striking address, a venerable building. The Düsseldorf town hall, built by Heinrich Tussmann, has stood at Marktplatz 1, the north side of the central market square, for almost 450 years.
A lot of water has flowed down the Rhine since then, no wonder that the town hall has been renovated and expanded several times over the centuries. The “Grupello Building” followed in 1705 and around 180 years later, i.e. three centuries after the first building, was the “Wilhelminian Building”. built. Another wing of the building ensemble, Marktplatz 6, dates from the post-war period. Governing from the heart of the old town and therefore close to the citizens - this tradition has lived on here for centuries. There is a particularly high level of community proximity around Christmas time: then the market square around the Jan Wellem equestrian monument is the romantic backdrop for the Düsseldorf Christmas market.
duesseldorf-tourismus.de/attractions/rathaus-fa40a6cb6f

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3.93 km

Rheintreppe at Burgplatz

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The seating steps from Burgplatz down to the Rhine promenade are framed by a tiled mosaic wall. You sit here with a view of the Rhine and the Oberkasseler Ufer. Relaxed but also full place.

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4.26 km

Rhine Promenade Düsseldorf

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With the Rhine promenade, the designed Rhine bank, the waterfront in the amount of the Düsseldorf districts Old Town, Carlstadt and port is called. The Rhine promenade includes the streets Tonhallenufer, Schlossufer, Rathausufer and Mannesmannufer.
The promenade was built in the course of a Ufervorverschiebung in 1900. At that time two levels were built. The lower served to handle the shipping traffic and provided space for the necessary facilities. On the upper level there was already a promenade at that time. After the Second World War, the banks of the Rhine for the Federal Highway 1 was redesigned. Instead of the promenade a multi-lane road was created, which separated the city from the Rhine by its barrier effect.
Source: Wikipedia

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4.30 km

Pegeluhr Düsseldorf

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The Düsseldorf Rhine gauge is in the old town at Rhine kilometer 744.2 and is 24.48 meters above sea level.
The Rhine flows through the city over a length of 42.1 kilometers. The left bank of the Rhine is part of the Neuss district for 33.2 kilometers.

(duesseldorf.de/rheinebene.html)

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6.23 km