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Palais Nesselrode

Hetjens Museum/Deutsches Keramikmuseum

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Filmmuseum Düsseldorf
Schulstraße 4
Tue-Sun 11:00-17:00, Wed 11:00-21:00€3; reduced €1.50; students under 18 free
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Maxkirche
church of St.Maximillian
The late baroque church was built in the mid-17th century for the Franciscan convent and, after its dissolution in 1804, was renamed St. Maximillian as a nod towards the then-Elector to protect it from destruction. The church is renowned for its organ music and choir.
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Alter Hafen
Neither a haven nor actually old, the Alter Hafen occupies the area that was once the haven of the fortress of Düsseldorf. Today it is not connected to the Rhine, nor is it actually deep enough (there is a parking garage and tunnel underneath) to serve as a haven, and is surrounded by buildings constructed after the Second World War, but it is still a very nice area for a stroll.
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Zum Schiffchen
Rustic bourgeois brewery restaurant, delicious beer and attentive service. Excellent cream of Pfifferlinge (chanterelle) soup in season. Established in 1628, this restaurant was patronised by local poet Heinrich Heine and has served a bevy of celebrities, including Napoleon.