March:

March is all about good wine and food! And the first rays of sunshine lure people out onto the Rhine and into the cafés.

ProWein goes City 2025 - the gourmet event in Düsseldorf

Experience the unique combination of wine, enjoyment and lifestyle in Düsseldorf from March 13 to 18, 2025! ProWein goes City brings together wine lovers, connoisseurs and experts and transforms the city into a large stage for exclusive events.

March 13–18, 2025 | 🍷 Various locations across Düsseldorf

VeggieWorld Düsseldorf 2025 - The trade fair for the plant-based lifestyle

🌱 Discover the world of veganism! VeggieWorld Düsseldorf will take place on March 22 and 23, 2025 - the leading trade fair for a sustainable, plant-based lifestyle. Experience innovative products, inspiring talks and delicious vegan specialties!

March 22 & 23, 2025 | 🌱 Areal Böhler, Düsseldorf

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Current exhibitions:

Kunstpalast:

• Elias Sime 12.2. - 1.6.2025: Echo. Elias Sime assembles large-format reliefs from everyday objects and discarded electronic components. By repurposing and utilizing electronic waste, Sime has developed a captivating aesthetic.

NRW-Forum Düsseldorf:

• Superheroes 13.9.2024 - 11.5.2025

Julia Stoschek Foundation:

• Lynn Hershman Leeson: Are our eyes targest? 11.4.2024 - 6.4.2025
• Digital Diaries 11.4.2024 - 6.4.2025

Current programme in the:

Düsseldorf Theatre

Tonhalle Düsseldorf

German Opera on the Rhine

Roncalli's Apollo Varieté

Shopping on Königsallee: It is a boulevard, a flagship and a place of longing for international fashionistas - Düsseldorf's Königsallee is one of Europe's major shopping addresses

Shopping centre in Düsseldorf:

Breuninger
Kaufhof on the Kö
Kö-Galerie
Schadow Arcades
Sevens
Stilwerk
Numerous small boutiques and concept stores also invite you to stroll and linger: around Carlsplatz on Hohe Straße, in Flingern around Ackerstraße or in Unterbilk around Lorettostraße.

In addition to the highlights mentioned above, Düsseldorf's Little Tokyo along Immermannstraße is an absolute must. Düsseldorf is home to the third-largest Japanese community in Europe. More than 8,400 Japanese live in the state capital and characterise the vibrant Little Tokyo.

But the Media Harbour around the Gehry buildings and along the Rhine also offer a special flair.

Düsseldorf also has plenty of culinary delights to offer, from traditional breweries to Japanese soup kitchens. We look forward to hearing your favourites!