• Row of historic houses on a cobbled street in Kaiserswerth in the evening lightPhoto: Michael Quack
  • Crowds on Kaiserswerther MarktPhoto: Monica Ladberg
  • Ruins of the imperial palace with daffodils in the foregroundPhoto: Michael Quack
  • People on the Rhine bank with a ship passing in the backgroundPhoto: Michael Quack
  • Festive lights in the eveningPhoto: Monica Ladberg
  • Tonhalle restaurant on Kaiserswerther Markt with a fountain statue and outdoor tablesPhoto: Michael Quack
  • St Suitbertus Basilica and its forecourt in the sunshinePhoto: Michael Quack
  • Stalls and visitors at KlemensplatzPhoto: Monica Ladberg
  • Kaiserswerther Markt during cherry blossom season with daffodils and benchesPhoto: Michael Quack
  • Rhine promenade in Kaiserswerth with a view across the riverPhoto: Michael Quack
  • Festive lights in the eveningPhoto: Monica Ladberg
  • Crowds on Kaiserswerther MarktPhoto: Monica Ladberg

Düsseldorf-Kaiserswerth

Always worth the trip.

In the north of Düsseldorf, directly on the Rhine, lies Kaiserswerth – a district with history, character and a real sense of home.

  • over 1300 years of history
  • around 70 members
  • for over 35 years

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  1. Ruins of the imperial palace with daffodils in the foregroundPhoto: Michael Quack

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    Kaiserpfalz

    A royal court is believed to have stood on this site in the 7th century.

  2. St Suitbertus Basilica and its forecourt in the sunshinePhoto: Michael Quack

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    Basilica of St Suitbertus

    The Suitbertus Basilica was built between the 11th and 13th centuries.

  3. Klemens Bridge over the former arm of the RhinePhoto: Michael Quack

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    Klemensbrücke

    From Klemensplatz, a bridge leads across the now dry arm of the Rhine to the former island (Werth) with the fortified town of Kaiserswerth.

  4. “Im Schiffchen” lettering on the brick façade of the innPhoto: Michael Quack

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    “Im Schiffchen” inn

    The inn “Im Schiffchen” stands on Kaiserswerther Markt.

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  • Photo: Michael Quack

    A journey into the past.

    Kaiserswerth, the oldest district of Düsseldorf, is a place where history comes alive.

  • Photo: Michael Quack

    The ultimate day out.

    Kaiserswerth offers everything your heart desires – from exciting excursions & tours and a wide range of leisure experiences to unique events.

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    Shop, dine well and sleep like royalty.

    Between historic lanes and views of the Rhine, special experiences await: lovingly run shops that invite you to browse, restaurants, which delight with regional and international cuisine, and charming places to stay, where you feel at home from the very first moment.

  • Photo: Michael Quack

    Well advised and well informed locally.

    In Kaiserswerth you will find not only a wide range of shops and leisure opportunities, but also good provision of essential services.

Local shops and restaurants

All members in the directory

The members of the business association – from café to specialist shop.