Local stores: shopping in Düsseldorf

Shopping in Dusseldorf: Fashionable shopping city on the Rhine

Milan, Paris, Düsseldorf - it's not unusual for the tranquil city on the Rhine to be mentioned in the same breath as the fashion capitals of Europe. But why? What makes the shopping district of Düsseldorf so special? And where else is it wonderful to shop in Düsseldorf?

Düsseldorf's "Kö" flagship store

It's not quantity that counts, but quality. This is exactly what Düsseldorf's Königsallee is all about, where an unusually high density of designer stores are lined up next to each other, guaranteeing a cosmopolitan and comprehensive luxury shopping experience in the smallest of spaces. Whether it's Joop, Jil Sander, Kenzo, Armani or Onofri, perhaps that's why so many celebrities are drawn to store in the 90 or so stores on the "Kö"?

Shopping variety under one roof: shopping centers in Düsseldorf

The Kö-Galerie is located in the immediate vicinity of the Kö. With a total of 130 exclusive specialty stores, the Kö-Galerie offers a shopping experience of the elite kind. The stylish shopping day in the Kö-Galerie is rounded off by a select range of gastronomic offerings. The Sevens shopping center, on the other hand, is all about design, fashion, multimedia and lifestyle. Creative ideas for living and more are also offered by the 45 stores in the Stilwerk, while the Schadow-Arkaden also has an upscale range of goods on offer.

Shopping districts in Düsseldorf

Where can you find trendy things? Where can you find art? And where is design at home? In Düsseldorf's Old Town, you'll not only encounter the legendary "longest counter in the world," but also a variety of small, independent stores that sweeten your shopping day in Düsseldorf with creative offerings and window displays. From art, fashion and design to lifestyle, there is something for everyone here. Düsseldorf's Karlstadt also presents itself in a cozy way, where a weekly market, antiques and galleries provide plenty of variety. The Japanese quarter around Immermannstrasse is multicultural, while City Süd is mainly home to large chains and international chain stores.