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Relocating

WELCOME TO DÜSSELDORF

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A warm welcome to Düsseldorf! Thank you for visiting Amazing Capitals Düsseldorf. Interesting aspects for relocating to the city include its welcoming attitudes, accessibility and relatively cosmopolitan atmosphere. Enjoy using this comprehensive eGuide created for expats living in Düsseldorf and the vicinity.

Whether you are preparing your move, have just arrived or are already a resident, we wish you a very enjoyable stay, much fun and many wonderful experiences in your new home.

Düsseldorf has much going for it. A compact city, it nevertheless has much to offer. Its residents are friendly, humble and welcoming, once timidness is overcome. Events and happenings take place all year round and the city reveals a vibrant flavour as state capital. That said, the close vicinity of the airport and Dutch border open up many opportunities for escape.

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Dedicated to expats in Düsseldorf

Düsseldorf receives high scores among many nationalities, thus the number of new arrivals continues to rise. The city is loved for its relaxed atmosphere and genuinely welcoming atmosphere. It is easy to navigate and both cost of living and quality of life are in balance here.

Thank you for visiting the latest edition of the new Amazing Capitals portfolio. It has been completely redesigned to include all the experience of publishing for twelve years in several locations. I hope you find it useful.

Are you preparing your move? Perhaps you have just arrived or already become a seasoned resident. Either way, I wish you a very enjoyable stay and much fun in your new home. If we are able to help make life just that little easier, then we have achieved the goal.

By DeiaGreg / Jun 22 2020

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BEACHES IN DÜSSELDORF

To the surprise of newly arrived expats, some sections of the Rhine in Düsseldorf offer numerous beaches on both banks. The fine sand and shingle are ideal for walking, playing, relaxing and picnicking. Especially on warm and sunny summer days, people flock to enjoy the river. 

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GERMAN FOR FUN

We stand in a foreign culture finding ourselves pointing, gesticulating and hoping to be understood. Germans mostly speak at least some English. However, some expats relocating to Düsseldorf may wish to carry a few basic but helpful words with them for use in awkward moments.

Society & Folk

Society and folk in Germany is often hotly debated and opinions divided. However, anyone who has experienced the hospitality offered in this culture knows more. Germans are more laid back than first meets the eye. Life in Germany as a whole and Düsseldorf especially is peaceful.