Dusseldorf
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The huge Ferris Wheel dominates the heart of the Altstadt (old town) as of now. Enjoy amazing views from high above historic and modern rooftops as well as the majestic river Rhine.
The first incredible International Dance Weeks performance commences in nearby Neuss on Sunday. And local expats can view movies in several languages again this week.
Amazing Dusseldorf is the expat guide of choice for Düsseldorf that features hundreds of specially selected articles about life in the state capital of NRW. Enjoy.
Ferris Wheel →
The "Wheel of Vision" is an impressive structure placed on the Burgplatz next to both the Rhine promenade and the old town (Altstadt). Its forty two capsules offer spectacular views across the river, the town and, during the dark evening hours until they are removed, the Christmas markets and decorations.
International Dance Weeks
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Outstanding dance performances in front of highly enthusiastic audiences provide the recipe for a unique stage experience in the Roman town of Neuss. International companies from places in the US, the Netherlands, France, Spain and Israel reveal their beautiful abilities.
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An English word, wellness, has been introduced to the German language and is used to define pampering oneself. Many Germans love to take care of themselves with pastimes that can include spas, health centers, jogging and basically anything involving movement or not.
Relocating to Düsseldorf
Desirable districts in Düsseldorf include lively Oberkassel, Hafen and Derendorf, the quieter Zoo and Kaiserswerth neighbourhoods and also Flingern or Altstadt for the more venturous. Consider also registration, drivers and pet licenses upon arrival.
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The city became known as the garden city in the 18th century when Johann Wilhelm II, Elector of Palatinate, chose Düsseldorf as his royal capital. Today, residents can enjoy several beautiful parks, gardens and green spaces, especially when the crocusses bloom in spring.
Germans
Germans can sometimes be hard to meet, except perhaps at work. A high percentage live in single-person households. Nearly everyone is able and normally willing to speak at least some English. A somewhat private folk, they perhaps need a nudge or a drink to do so.
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