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Kaufhof an der Kö

Germany's largest department store chain has taken over the former Kaufhaus Tietz and turned it into a premium flagship for their chain

Listing from Wikivoyage: Düsseldorf, CC BY-SA 4.0.

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Wilhelm-Marx-Haus
The Wilhelm-Marx-Haus was the first Hochhaus, or highrise building, in Germany and, apparently, in Europe. Finished in 1924, it is 57 m high and has 13 floors above ground level. The architect was Wilhelm Kreis. It used to be the home of the Düsseldorf Stock Exchange and includes a theatre. It is named after Wilhelm Marx, who was mayor of Düsseldorf in the early 20th century and started a programme for the modernisation of the city at that time.
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Birthplace of Heinrich Heine
Heine (1797-1856) was a poet and author and perhaps the most famed Düsseldorfer in German history
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Carsch-Haus
Heinrich-Heine-Platz 1
Mon-Sat 09:30-20:00
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Mayersche Droste
At the corner of Königsallee and Schadowstraße, the six-level store of the Meyersche Buchhandlung (bookstore) chain will most likely be on your way at some point, filled with books, magazines, DVDs and other media. Worth visiting even for the views from the upper-level windows in all directions.
10:00-20:00, closed on Sundays