Market Square (Marktplatz)

La plaza de la capital está situada en el centro de la antigua ciudad de Dusseldorf, y la plaza de la capital norte es la de Düsseldorf Rathaus, que tiene casi 450 años de historia. Es la parte más antigua de los edificios de la antigua ciudad de Dusseldorf.

La Plaza de Mercado está situada en el centro de la antigua ciudad de Dusseldorf, con una antigua sala de aldeas, una residencia cercana a los mares, y el centro de la pintura es como John William, uno de los creadores de la ciudad. Un café aquí, es realmente europeo

Este mercado de la plaza es un mercado que se puede decir que no tiene características, o que tiene características. Eso es lo que se siente habitualmente en Europa, pero, como en las ciudades viejas, se puede sentir algunos edificios históricos en la periferia, y también más viviendo.

The Bazaar Square has a monument to the Grimm Brothers, which is the starting point of the German fairy tale road. The Baroque Phillips Ruhr Palace is located in the 700-year-old town square and along the street has become a second-hand market, selling everything. The grandfather in the second picture carefully picks out a sewing machine and sees a painting. It's really good.

I left here at 9 o'clock in the morning, but I didn't open the door. Normally, it opens at 10:30. It's almost 11:30 before there is a crowd. It's a bit busy. It's very busy in the afternoon. It's worth going, just beside King's Avenue, and there's not much room for it.

Market Square is located in the center of the old city. It is also the city hall of Dusseldorf. The old and new city halls are all here. The two are connected. Jan Wellem, the bronze riding statue in the Royal court, was founded in 1711 to commemorate his founding of Dusseldorf. Market Square is also a good place for people to go for recreation and activities.

It's highly recommended here. Next to it is Heine's former residence and King's Avenue. Next to it is a market where fruit is very fresh. People who like to drink beer should be very happy. There are bars and restaurants around. Germans usually drink beer at noon. There are many people on public holidays.