City - Airport | Arrival: | ||
Chisinau | Iasi | ||
from Düsseldorf (DUS) | DUS → RMO | DUS → IAS | |
- International (DUS) | DUS → RMO | DUS → IAS |
The latter, by the way, is considered one of the largest agglomerations in Europe with a total population of more than 10 million people.
How to get to Dusseldorf Airport or the city from Dusseldorf Flughafen:
More than 350 trains from S-Bahn (city trains) to ICE (intercity express trains) stop every day at Düsseldorf Flughafen (Airport) railway station, which is located on the eastern side of the airport grounds. SkyTrain, a fully automated cabin railway, takes you directly to the terminal from the station building. Only the S-Bahn S11 stops at the Düsseldorf Airport terminus in the basement of the terminal building. The S11 runs from Bergisch Gladbach via Düsseldorf Central Station to the airport.
The SkyTrain takes you seven minutes from the station to the terminal building.
Train station Düsseldorf-Flüghafen - Parking lot P4/P5 - Terminal A/B - Terminal C
SkyTrain operates daily
from 3:45 to 0:45, every 5–7 minutes, depending on the number of passengers. No service from 0:45 to 3:45 am.
Until 10/20/2024, check-in on Saturdays and Sundays for some flights begins at 3:00 am. Since SkyTrain does not operate until 3:45 a.m., shuttle buses provide service from 2:15 to 3:30 a.m. on these days.
Airport taxis are available at designated taxi ranks at the arrival and departure levels and must meet certain quality criteria: these include, but are not limited to, payment by credit card and on account, safe knowledge of the area and language of the drivers, and technically impeccable and well-maintained vehicles. , equipped with a navigation system and a child seat of 2 and 3 classes. Airport taxis are identified by an "Airport Taxi" sticker.
Dusseldorf Airport - city center approx. 28.00 euros approximately. 15 minutes
Düsseldorf Airport – Messe Düsseldorf (Exhibition Centre), approx. 20.00 euros. 10 minutes
Düsseldorf Airport – Düsseldorf Central Station approx. 29.00 euros approximately. 20 minutes
Dusseldorf Airport – Neuss approx. 42.00 euros approx. 25 minutes
Dusseldorf Airport – Ratingen approx. 24.00 euros approximately. 15 minutes
Düsseldorf Airport – Duisburg approx. 60.00 euros approximately. 25 minutes
Düsseldorf Airport – Essen approx. 72.00 euros approximately. 30 minutes
Dusseldorf Airport – Messe Essen approx. 65.00 euros approximately. 25 minutes
* Information without guarantee, travel time in normal traffic flow.
Düsseldorf arose from a village around the 12th century and has grown steadily since then. In the 19th century, when the entire region became the industrial center of Germany, its heyday began, which, however, was cut short by the Second World War. Due to the abundance of heavy industrial enterprises, the city was subjected to massive bombing by Allied aircraft. It should be recognized that much of the architectural heritage either could not be preserved or was restored from the rubble.
With the beginning of peaceful life, the city was seriously rebuilt, and with the transition to a post-industrial society, it lost its original industrial significance, but acquired the significance of a kind of capital of fashion and, in general, modern art in modern Germany.
The central street of the city is the so-called Königs Allee, which has become a shopping center. An old fortress moat runs along the central part of the street, which gives it the appearance of a park rather than a busy street.
In terms of transport, Dusseldorf has an international airport. Within the city, the main means of transportation are the tram and metro. On the local equivalent of an electric train, the so-called S-Bahn, you can easily reach neighboring cities, such as Koehl, Münster, Duisburg, Essen and so on.
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