If you are coming to Düsseldorf as a scientist, you should check out the option to live in Schloss…read moreMickeln for the time of your stay. The Renaissance Building provides 19 rooms with individual bathroom. All rooms have a working area with desk, phone and network connection, some are equipped with small kitchens. For inquiry check the website!

Many of the Germany military monuments were removed or destroyed but the Lancers monument remains…read more That's because it predates WWI and WWII, honoring the Westphalia Lancers Regiment. They were a cavalry regiment of the Prussian army formed in 1815 during the war of liberation in the fight against Napoleon. The statue is about 50 feet tall and is cast in bronze, weighing around two tons. It depicts a soldier on a horse that is rearing up and holding a lance in his left hand. The regiment was stationed in the Düsseldorf garrison from 1822, hence the monument being here along the Rhine. It was inaugurated in 1929. [Review 16369 overall - 174 in Germany - 1876 of 2021.]