Flights to Dusseldorf Any

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Airport	Miles From City
International (DUS)	6
Weeze (NRN)	50

Dusseldorf Any flights summary:

Dusseldorf's Rhine Ruhr international airport is one of Germany's most important hubs, after Frankfurt and Munich. Dusseldorf International is generally considered by airlines to be a high fares airport, the range of flights from the UK being limited to the major business cities, with Ryanair also offering a few flights into Weeze, some 70 kilometres away. Unless you are planning on hiring a car, you might well find that Cologne Bonn is a much more accessible alternative than Weeze.

Dusseldorf Any in a nutshell:

Sophisticated Dusseldorf is the fashion capital of Germany and state capital of the industrial North Rhine-Westphalia region.

Alternatives	Miles From City
Cologne (CGN)	34
Dortmund (DTM)	52

More suggestions for finding cheap flights to Dusseldorf Any

The main airport in Dusseldorf is Rhine-Ruhr international, around 7 miles to the north of the city. There are various other airports which are in the Dusseldorf region.

Mini Guide to Dusseldorf Any

This key telecommunications and fashion centre in the heart of Germany’s Rhine-Ruhr industrial belt counts as its best known sons none other than late 1970s/early 80s musical pioneers Kraftwerk. It’s an association that fits Dusseldorf, with its welding of electronica, efficiency and trend-setting, to a black-clad, unsmiling, finely-tuned tee: one suspects there must be a dozen Kraftwerks-in-waiting dotted about the city as it stands today, slaving away in the IT departments of Dusseldorf’s many new media enterprises.

Perhaps they spend their lunch hours browsing the corridors of the city’s Academy of Fine Arts, with its close links to Joseph Beuys and Paul Klee, or the Kunstsammlung Nordrhein-Westfalen, with its works by Picasso and Matisse. At weekends, they might brush up on their knowledge of the classics at the home of the German Opera, or simply stroll along the embankments and promenades of the Rhine in a search for more musical inspiration.

Dusseldorf clearly has an eye for all things avant-garde: the promenades lead towards the spanking new Media Harbour, where numerous state-of-the-art constructions are firmly upstaged by Frank Gehry’s wibbly-wobbly New Customs House. For more traditional fare, head to Altstadt (Old Town), with its altogether more seasoned restaurants and taverns; for (pricey) shopping, make for Konigstrasse (King’s Avenue), which lives up to its illustrious name in playing home to Gucci, Prada, Cartier and many others.