
This tour involves walking through the urban landscape between Königsallee and Hofgarten, focusing on the architectural integration of nature and modern design. Participants will visit Kö-Bogen I and II, notable landmarks designed by Daniel Libeskind and Christoph Ingenhoven, respectively. The tour highlights the underground traffic system that has contributed to the development of Düsseldorf’s New Center. Travelers will see Ingenhoven Valley, which features Europe’s largest green facade made up of 30,000 hornbeams, and a triangular market hall with a lawn roof. Views of the Hofgarten and significant post-war architecture, including the Playhouse and three-disc house, are also included. This experience is suitable for those interested in architecture and urban design. It is not recommended for individuals with mobility issues due to the walking involved. No specific requirements or restrictions are mentioned for booking.
Take a look at the backdrop of the German Opera on the Rhine here.
After the tour of the opera, a tour of the new center awaits you, with the Kö Bogen I and II being the highlight.