A paradise for art lovers, Düsseldorf is a city bursting with culture and history. From museums and galleries to ever-changing exhibitions, there’s no shortage of places to explore. Shopping enthusiasts will no doubt make a beeline for Königsallee, while nature lovers can escape to the outdoors at Wildpark Grafenberg. With so much to see and do, figuring out where to begin can feel overwhelming – that’s why I’ve created my free Düsseldorf tourist map, packed with all the top attractions and must-visit spots!
I really enjoyed Düsseldorf, even though it’s not always at the top of everyone’s must-visit list in Germany. It’s the kind of city where you need to dig a little deeper to uncover its hidden gems, but trust me – it’s well worth it!
FREE Dusseldorf tourist map: Your ULTIMATE guide to the city
What you need to know
- Is Dusseldorf good for tourists? If you’re not looking for a big busy city then Dusseldorf is ideal. It’s a lot more laid-back; nevertheless still has plenty to see and do.
- What is Dusseldorf best known for? Dusseldorf is best known for its art scene as well as luxury fashion shops.
- How many days do you need in Dusseldorf? I think a long weekend is ideal for seeing all of Dusseldorf. If you’re looking to explore more you can definitely fill a week!
What’s included?
In my tourist map of Dusseldorf Germany, I’ve included over 45 of the city’s most must-visit destinations! They’re split into different categories depending on what you want to see
- Historical sites – Düsseldorf’s Altstadt (Old Town) may be small however, it’s packed with charm and plenty to explore. From the historic town hall to the towering Basilika St. Lambertus, the area is dotted with stunning architecture. Keep an eye out for the many statues hidden throughout the Altstadt, including the famous Confrontation Statue. It’s definitely worth wandering through and seeing what you can discover!
- General Tourist Attractions – Düsseldorf has no shortage of fantastic attractions to explore. Feed the animals at Wildpark Grafenberg, indulge in a bit of retail therapy along the historic Königsallee and afterwards wander through the beautiful botanical gardens. Whatever your interests, there’s plenty to keep you busy!
- Museums / Art Galleries – Düsseldorf is known for its art scene, with galleries and exhibition spaces covering every era. But if you’re more into wildlife than watercolours, make a beeline for the Aquazoo Löbbecke Museum. Part zoo, part aquarium, part museum, it’s a fantastic spot to dive into natural history – plus the penguins are pretty cute!
- Parks – I really loved exploring Düsseldorf’s parks – each one has its own unique charm and hidden corners to discover. Check out the Japanese Gardens in Nordpark, the themed gardens of Südpark, or the Baroque elegance of Hofgarten.
Dusseldorf Tourist Map
How to use this map: Click on the markers for more information about each destination. To save this map to your Google Maps, click the star in the top left corner.
How to use it
My Dusseldorf tourist map is super simple to use and save to your phone! Here are some tips:
- Click on each of the map markers to open more information about that spot
- You can expand the map legend in the top left corner to see all the individual locations and groups. You can also select and deselect certain groups if you’re not interested in them.
Saving the map to your phone
If you want to save it to your phone, just tap the star icon next to ‘Dusseldorf Tourist Map’ at the top of the map. This will save it to your Google Maps.
To open it on your phone just open your Google Maps app and tap ‘You’ at the bottom of the screen. Then select ‘Maps’ and a list of your saved maps will come up.
Looking for more?
Travelling to Dusseldorf and looking for more things to do? Check out all my guides below!
Itineraries
One Day in Dusseldorf Itinerary
Things to do
The best museums in Dusseldorf
A guide to Wildpark Grafenberg
All you need to know about Nordpark
All the best parks in Dusseldorf
Everything you need to do in Dusseldorf Altstadt
Seasonal
Christmas markets in Dusseldorf
Summary
I think Dusseldorf is often overlooked for bigger cities, but it has so much to offer. Known for its Michelin restaurants, art galleries and architecture, it’s a city full of culture. Make sure you don’t miss out on all the best spots in the city by having my Dusseldorf tourist map with you!
