Düsseldorf Airport (DUS)

Düsseldorf International Airport opened in 1927 but was closed for civil aviation during World War II. Civilian passengers returned to DUS in 1949, and since then it has grown to become the largest airport in the North Rhine–Westphalia region, with more than 24 million passengers through its doors annually and 70 airlines flying to 200 destinations worldwide. DUS Airport is located approximately 10 kilometers (6 miles) north of Düsseldorf’s city center, a journey of about 20 minutes in ideal traffic conditions, making the Uber app a great choice for your trips to and from the airport.

Düsseldorf Airport terminals

DUS Airport has one terminal divided into 3 gates: Gate A, Gate B, and Gate C. All gates are attached to the main terminal and are easily navigable on foot.

Düsseldorf Airport restaurants

DUS Airport has something for everyone in terms of food and drink, whether you’re looking for a quick snack or have a couple of hours to spend enjoying a big meal. Several restaurants offer a selection of local and international cuisine, including Chinese, Vietnamese, Thai, Japanese, Italian, and traditional German dishes. Smaller cafes are ideal for grabbing lighter bites, including sandwiches, salads, pastries, baguettes, and desserts, as well as teas, coffees, juices, smoothies, and hot drinks. If you wish to relax with an alcoholic beverage before your flight, you’ll find a bar serving beers, wines, spirits, champagne, and cocktails.

Düsseldorf Airport shops

Düsseldorf Airport duty-free has lots to offer those who love to shop, with a large selection of goods available at tax-free prices, including cosmetics and skincare, fashion accessories, fragrances, beers, wines and whiskies, and tobacco. Outside of duty-free, Düsseldorf Airport has 60 boutiques offering clothing for men, women, and children, as well as shops selling books, newspapers and magazines, luggage, toys and gifts, and jewelry.

Düsseldorf Airport lounge

DUS Airport has 5 lounges for passengers wishing to relax or work in peace and quiet before their flight. Most are open to all passengers, regardless of which airline they’re flying, upon payment of a fee. The lounges offer hot and cold food, soft drinks, alcoholic drinks, free wifi, newspapers and magazines, and shower facilities.

Services at DUS

Dedicated baby-changing rooms are available for families traveling with small children and are located in all the departure areas, in the Arrivals Hall, and by the railway station. A non-secular meditation room is available on Level 3 of the public area of the terminal, while a prayer room for Muslims is located at Pier C, which is Düsseldorf Airport’s gateway to the Middle East. Assistance is available for passengers with reduced mobility, designed to make their trip through the airport as easy and convenient as possible. This needs to be requested through your airline or tour operator at least 48 hours in advance of flying.

Düsseldorf Airport hotels

DUS Airport has 2 hotels on-site, both a few minutes’ walk from the terminal, making them ideal for passengers with short layovers or early-morning flights. For those who wish to make the most of their time in the city, Düsseldorf has a large selection of accommodation options to suit most tastes and budgets. All are a quick and convenient Uber trip from DUS Airport.

Points of interest near Cologne Airport

Düsseldorf is located in western Germany and is famous for its art scene and fashion industry. Situated on the Rhine River, it also has large commercial and financial sectors. Some interesting things to see and do in Düsseldorf include:

• Altstadt (Old Town)
• Hetjens ceramics museum
• Kunstpalast art museum
• Rhine Tower
• Schloss Benrath palace and gardens

Find out more information about DUS here.

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