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The allrounder mountain resort – an Alpine experience

Welcome to the ski region right on your doorstep

A perfect powder ski slope directly on your doorstep and open 365 days of year. This is what can be found at the JEVER SKI HALL in Neuss, the very first ski hall in Germany. Experience thrilling downhill’s, elegant slalom turns, sporty carving turns, Bavarian curling and tobogganing. Pure fun in the snow on a perfectly prepared ski slope. Just like on holiday in the mountains.

The JEVER SKIHALLE in Neuss is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Germany. Apart from the “Glacier in Neuss”, allrounder provides Alpine-style restaurants, bars and mountain beer garden, as well as a modern business area. Guests can have unlimited fun at the two outdoor locations, Salzburgerland climbing park and the Salzburgerland climbing wall in Neuss. On top of this, allrounder provides for one of the biggest ski schools and snowboard workshops, ski hire, two ski and snowboard specialized sport shops and a ski vacation travel bureau.

Evening Card 6pm tp 11 pm €23 weekday, € 26 weekend
Kombi-Package: (Ski & Pole/Snowboard, Ski boots, Jacket and Salopettes, without cap and glove) € 15.5

Dusseldorf

Seightseeing attractions in Dusseldorf

Nightlife at Old Town Dusseldorf
Duesseldorf's Old Town provides guests of Duesseldorf / Neuss with fantastic opportunities to explore the heart of the city. Guests will be able to experience the narrow lanes, old churches, ancient pubs adjoining quaint breweries alongside hip bars and clubs as well as the longest bar in the world! The Old Town offers something for every taste and pocket

Rhine Promenade, Rhine Tower and Media Harbour
The recently constructed Rhine embankment promenade provides a vista of the Rhine and the Art Nouveau Oberkassel. The view includes the Rhine Tower and the North Rhine-Westphalian government buildings. Visitors to the Rhine tower can enjoy breathtaking views over the city, surrounding countryside, the Rhine River and even the towers of Cologne cathedral on a clear day. Visitors can enjoy the spectacular architecture at Duesseldorf's Media Harbor. This includes buildings by architects such as Frank Gehry, Steven Holl and David Chipperfield and well as vibrant bars and cafes.

Boat Trips
Boat trips on the river Rhine. This boat trip with commentary and background information takes visitors from Burgplatz along Duesseldorf's Old Town into the new Media Harbor with its dynamic architecture.
Information + Booking:
www.duesseldorf-tourismus.de/en/boat-tours-on-the-rhine/boat-tours/

Theatres and Operas:

Deutsche Oper am Rhein: Opera house with more than 40 different operas, musicals and operettas for guests to choose from.
Capitol Theater: Duesseldorfs largest theatre, situated in a converted tram depot.
Duesseldorfer Schauspielhaus: Plays from Greco-roman times to the present are presented.
Roncalli´s Apollo Varieté: This variety theatre showcases magic, acrobatics and comedy.

City Tours

Public Guided Tours
Individual Guided Tours
Boat Tours on the Rhine

More Informations and booking at
http://www.duesseldorf-tourismus.de/en/city-tours/

Tourist Information offices in Düsseldorf

http://www.duesseldorf-tourismus.de/en/tourist-information-offices/

The Duesseldorf Welcome Card

is the cheapest and simplest way of getting to know the city. It grants you not only unlimited use of trams and buses within the city area, but also free or reduced-price entry to museums, various attractions and leisure facilities.
The Düsseldorf WelcomeCard is available at the Tourist Information offices, many museums, hotels and the ticket offices of the Rheinbahn (public transports).

Rates Individual Group (3 adults)

24 hrs Card 9.00€ / 18.00 €

48 hrs Card 14.00 € 28.00 €

72 hrs Card 19.00 € 38.00 €

Pleace find incentives offers of the WelcomeCard at:

www.duesseldorf-tourismus.de/en/duesseldorf-welcomecard

Colonge

Sightseeing attractions in Colonge

Welcome to Cologne where the cathedral spires tower over Germany's oldest city and its innumerable cultural and historical treasures, world-famous museums and active art scene. The world feels at home in Cologne, where people meet for a Kölsch, a chat or simply a laugh. Life in Cologne is uncomplicated and vivacious.

Nightlife

Cologne is more than 2000 years old yet the metropolis on the Rhine has remained young.

The nightlife in Cologne is pulsating and with more than 70 clubs and party hot spots it offers something for everybody, from jazz, reggae and R&B to techno. The countless bars, restaurants and brewhouses also invite visitors to party. No other German city has as many pubs per capita as Cologne.

The main areas for nightlife are the Old Town, the Kwartier Latäng (Cologne's student quarter) around the Zülpicher and Luxemburger Straße, the Friesen Quarter around Friesenplatz, the Südstadt around Chlodwigplatz and Alteburger Straße, the fashionable Belgian Quarter, the original kölsche "Vringsveedel" (Severin Quarter), which is mentioned in the songs of BAP and Bläck Fööss, the Ringe and the new multicultural trendy quarter of Ehrenfeld.

For information on addresses and events, contact the Cologne Tourist Board or visit http://www.koeln.de/cologne_tourist_information

Cologne Cathedral: The city's landmark

Cologne cathedral with its two spires mounting up to 157 meters each, has been the city's most famous landmark for centuries and the most well-known architectural monument in Germany. It took 632 years until the construction of the largest German cathedral was completed. Having laid the foundation in 1248 and making rapid progress initially, construction work gradually came to a standstill. It was only due to 19th century Romantic enthusiasm for the Middle Ages and the commitment of the Prussian Court that construction work resumed in 1842. In 1880, the completion of the cathedral was celebrated as a national event. The relics of the Holy Epiphany found their last resting place in the cathedral. The Sarcophagus of Epiphany (dating from the 13th century) surpasses all comparable golden sarcophagi in Western Christendom concerning scale and magnificence. Other outstanding works of art are to be found in the cathedral treasure chamber.