Audio Guide of Rhine Tower

The Rheinturm is open every day from 10:00 to 23:00. Access is via a high-speed lift from the base of the tower at Stromstraße 20, Düsseldorf; buy tickets at the ticket office or online on the official website.

Admission costs 9€ for adults, 6€ for children (6-15 years) and 7€ for students/seniors; it is free for children under 6. You can purchase discounted tickets online on the official website to avoid queues.

A typical visit lasts between 30 and 60 minutes, including the ascent to the observation deck at 170 metres and time to enjoy the panoramic views. If you are visiting with children, allow a little longer for photos and explanations.

Built in 1982, the Rheinturm is the tallest telecommunications tower in North Rhine-Westphalia at 240 metres, serving as a transmitter for radio and TV signals. Its revolving platform offers unique views of Düsseldorf and the Rhine, symbolising the city’s modernity.

Sunset is ideal for impressive views of the skyline at dusk, especially in spring or autumn when the weather is mild. Avoid cloudy or rainy days; check the forecast on the official website.

Yes, it has spacious lifts and the observation deck is wheelchair accessible. There are accessible toilets and staff available to provide assistance; check the details on the official website.

Nearby you will find the MedienHafen, with modern architecture by Frank Gehry, the Rhine promenade and Königsallee for shopping. The Altstadt, with traditional bars and restaurants, is a 15-minute walk away.

Bring a camera or binoculars for the 360° views, book online at rheinturm.de during peak season and combine your visit with a walk along the Rhine. Use public transport (U78 to Rheinhafen) to avoid parking.