- Aquazoo Loebbecke Museum - The art museums in Düsseldorf enjoy an international reputation, but the darling of the public is the Aquazoo Löbbecke Museum in the Nordpark.
Everything has been happening in, under and above water since 1987. From stingrays to shredded fish, from penguins to sharks, 500 species are gathered. The theme of evolution is the common thread that runs through the building, which reopened in 2017 after extensive renovation: the tour tells the story of living things from their formation in water, their spread in the sea, the conquest of fresh water to the settlement of all habitats on land. The Aquazoo has received multiple awards from the UN for its own amphibian protection and breeding station, in which various endangered animals were cared for and in some cases successfully propagated.
- Complimentary public transportation access
Unlimited bus and train journeys in Düsseldorf with savings of up to 100% on more than 50 services including city explorations, museums & souvenirs.
The DüsseldorfCard is an affordable and convenient medium to explore the city by the Rhine. They provide free access to buses and trains within the city (price level A3, marked in white), and offer free or discounted entry to a variety of museums.
Get to know the city through guided tours and cultural events at significantly cut-down prices. Experience Düsseldorf’s cuisine and unwind with some sports and games. Here’s a suggestion: Explore the stunning cityscape from aboard a ship.
- Service times/availability: 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m
- Please find out in advance whether there are any strikes on public transport.
- Please note that the museums in Düsseldorf (except the Aquazoo) are closed on Mondays. Please refer to the respective website for opening times.
- Please note that the Rheinbahn in Düsseldorf will be on strike on Tuesday, March 05 and Wednesday, March 06. There will be no streetcars, subway or buses.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
