Popular in | December | High demand for flights, 0% potential price rise |
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Cheapest in | March | Best time to find cheap flights, 2% potential price drop |
Average price | $625 | Average for round-trip flights in February 2023 |
Round-trip from | $399 | From New York to Düsseldorf |
One-way from | $214 | One-way flight from New York to Duesseldorf Intl (DUS) |
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I enjoyed priority boarding. I enjoyed premium seating. Yes I paid for it. I will no longer sit in economy for a 14 hour international flight. For any flight over 5 hours economy seating is to uncomfortable
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I enjoyed priority boarding. I enjoyed premium seating. Yes I paid for it. I will no longer sit in economy for a 14 hour international flight. For any flight over 5 hours economy seating is to uncomfortable
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I enjoyed priority boarding. I enjoyed premium seating. Yes I paid for it. I will no longer sit in economy for a 14 hour international flight. For any flight over 5 hours economy seating is to uncomfortable
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I enjoyed priority boarding. I enjoyed premium seating. Yes I paid for it. I will no longer sit in economy for a 14 hour international flight. For any flight over 5 hours economy seating is to uncomfortable
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I enjoyed priority boarding. I enjoyed premium seating. Yes I paid for it. I will no longer sit in economy for a 14 hour international flight. For any flight over 5 hours economy seating is to uncomfortable
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I enjoyed priority boarding. I enjoyed premium seating. Yes I paid for it. I will no longer sit in economy for a 14 hour international flight. For any flight over 5 hours economy seating is to uncomfortable
January
$695
February
$649
March
$660
April
$728
May
$765
June
$1,073
July
$1,107
August
$969
September
$831
October
$812
November
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December
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February is currently the cheapest month to fly to Duesseldorf Intl. At this moment in time July is the most expensive month. These prices are determined by multiple factors and booking in advance can help keep costs down if your schedule is not as flexible.
NYC - DUS Price | $649 - $1,272 |
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DUS Temperature | 33.8 - 64.4 °F |
DUS Rainfall | 1.2 - 3.1 inches |
The capital city of the German state of North Rhine-Westphalia, Dusseldorf is teeming with contemporary architecture, impressive modern art, lively nightlife, and luxurious shopping. On the surface the city seems to be just another financial centre; banking, advertising, fashion and telecommunications have made Dusseldorf one of Germany’s economic leaders, but tourists will soon see that the locals have no problem letting their hair down. Although the city’s old town was reduced to ruins during the Second World War it has been meticulously rebuilt according to original historical designs. Today the old town, or Altstadt, is a celebrated shopping district by day and the “longest bar in the world” by night. Amongst the outstanding restaurants and coffee houses you will find a plethora of cosy bars selling the legendary Altbier, which is a moderately bitter, deep amber brew that is essential for visitors wishing to experience the taste of the city. According to the locals, the city’s premier shopping street Konigsallee can rival the very best of Paris or Rome. The street certainly has an outstanding reputation and is home to a vast selection of exclusive high-end stores that stock lavish international brands at affordable prices. Although the Altstadt gets most of the attention, the city’s Medienhafen, a recently redeveloped harbor area, dazzles with pioneering architecture and a vivacious art scene that provides a feast for the senses. Visitors to the city are certainly spoilt for choice when it comes to museums and galleries, for example The Kunstsammlung Nordrhein-Westfalen is one Germany’s premier collections of modern art.
To experience the very best of the city make sure to plan your trip for the second and third weeks in July. Although this is considered peak season in the city, it also marks the arrival of Kirmes, the spectacular fun fair taking place by the river. To avoid the estimated 4 million visitors that enter the city during the month of July, plan your trip for early March and April. February is a cheaper time to visit the city and is also the month when the large parade takes place on carnival Monday, and it’s a thrilling celebration of local traditions. The city’s spectacular Christmas markets make November and December months another popular time to visit.
There is an extensive network of reliable public transport around the city. Those who are interested in driving should be aware that the city centre is an “environment zone” and stickers declaring the vehicle’s pollution category are mandatory.
As the largest airport in the North Rhine-Westphalia area, and third largest airport in Germany, Düsseldorf International Airport (DUS) is an ideal gateway into the region. It’s 4.3 miles (7km) north of downtown Düsseldorf, and serves nearly 19 million passengers per year. The airport is a major hub for both Air Berlin and Lufthansa, which each offer around 300 flights per day. A large area of land located south-west of the terminals is currently being developed as Düsseldorf Airport City, to be completed by 2013. It already houses hotels, businesses and a cinema.
With over 40 restaurants and coffee shops scattered throughout the airport, and even more retail outlets, there’s plenty to keep you occupied. Otherwise, you can always see what’s happening at Messe Düsseldorf, a trade fairground that hosts more than 40 annual fairs. It’s only 500 meters from Airport City, and will easily keep you entertained for hours.
Although it’s a busy airport – over 70 airlines use it on a daily basis – Düsseldorf International offers an efficient and stress-free transit environment.
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