Holiday Inn Express Duesseldorf City Nord, an IHG Hotel

The focus of this route is on maximum fun in a small area. We tried to build in as many vertical meters as possible and all single trails. Nevertheless, you are of course mostly on the laid-out paths. But the wider ones are consistently avoided. Mountain bikers probably won't be able to ride everything. Even hikers may not have fun here because of the back and forth and up and down. But for trail runners it is a pleasure! --- Accessible by bus and train

Short and charming walk in Dusseldorf, North Rhine-Westphalia. Short but promising round around the Toulouser Allee in the middle of Düsseldorf. It goes a bit past the Maurice Ravel Park. Highlights of the tour: - Great prospects - Walk at the Düsseldorf Zoo - Around the Toulouser Allee - Maurice Ravel Park

Start in the Düsseldorf Hofgarten, then over the Oberkasseler bridge and always along the Rhine to the airport bridge. The way back runs partly over meadow paths, can run very well in dry weather, otherwise just stay on the Lohaus dike. Again and again along the Rhine, through the Rheinpark to the beginning of the old town, there U-turn and back to the Hofgarten. No stop necessary (no crossings, traffic lights, etc.). Mostly paved footpaths, but also meadow paths and sandy paths.

This route along the Rhine leads through the Düsseldorf harbor, past exciting architecture. Internationally renowned architects have ensured that the former commercial harbor has become a promenade with a special architectural experience. Past the state parliament of North Rhine-Westphalia, through the industrial port, past the Lausward and Paradiesstrand, an original island that was separated from the Düsseldorf district of Bilk by an arm of the old Rhine and, until the Düsseldorf port was...

Family-friendly loop near Duesseldorf, North Rhine-Westphalia. The Aaper Forest to the east of Duesseldorf-Rath is part of the Duesseldorf city forest and offers wonderful opportunities for relaxed walks and jogging. Once a royal hunting ground, there are still old beech stands in the Aaper Forest, where numerous breeding birds and bats find a retreat. The loop trail, which is marked with an A1 logo, begins and ends at the Rolandsburg hiking car park. Highlights of the hike: - idyllic...