Dusseldorf Airport City

Surround yourself with some of the biggest names in international business at our well-connected centre in central Dusseldorf. Reaching Berliner Allee 59 is easy; just 15 minutes from the city's international airport and less than 1km from Dusseldorf Central Station. The modern, light-filled interiors and outside terrace will help you work at your best. Accommodate your out-of-town guests in one of the many hotels within easy walking distance, and entertain them in the bars and restaurants of this vibrant city.

With its A-shape façade, The Cradle is one of Düsseldorf’s most prominent office buildings. Located in the popular district of MedienHafen, this creative and innovative workspace faces the local marina and is just a short walk away from some of the city’s major public transport routes, including lines S8 and S11 on the underground. This eye-catching office space not only offers fantastic views across the harbour and its accompanying plaza, but also super-fast, unlimited WiFi, private offices, communal areas, and meeting rooms. Need a break to re-charge your batteries? Just head up to the shared roof terrace and catch the rays, or be inspired at nearby KIT - Kunst im Tunnel Art Gallery. With a number of nearby restaurants, shops, hotels and attractions, plus the stunning harbour itself, you’re spoiled for choice when it comes to the surrounding area. Not only is The Cradle in good company, it’s in illustrious company too. With the global HQ of Trivago Group just next-door and a number of major international companies dotted around the harbour, you never know who you might bump into at our coffee bar.

Take your place in the premium Ko-Bogen in the heart of Dusseldorf's bustling city centre. One of Germany's most prestigious business addresses, this elegant building boasts a fluid white stone and glass façade and beautifully landscaped surroundings. Welcome visitors at the private Königsallee entrance to the grand foyer and impress them with stunning views across the historic city from the roof terrace. When it comes to entertaining, some of the city's finest restaurants are just a short walk away.

Take your place in the premium Koe-Bogen in the heart of Dusseldorf's bustling city centre. One of Germany's most prestigious business addresses, this elegant building boasts a fluid white stone and glass façade and beautifully landscaped surroundings. Welcome visitors at the private Koenigsallee entrance to the grand foyer and impress them with stunning views across the historic city from the roof terrace. When it comes to entertaining, some of the city's finest restaurants are just a short walk away.

Chic offices in Dusseldorf’s fashion district at Kaiserswerther Strasse 135. Surrounded by lush green spaces and flanked by the River Rhine, Kaiserswerther Strasse 135 is a beautifully designed workspace in the well-established Kennedydamm suburb – aka Dusseldorf’s fashion district. Designed to fuel collaboration and ignite your creativity, this designer office space boasts natural light in abundance, super-fast unlimited WiFi, private and shared office space, meeting rooms, a dedicated reception and its own private patio. And if that wasn’t enough, the Kaiserswerther Strasse 135 workspace is just a minute or two away from Kennedydamm underground station, making it an ideal base for a day’s work or more. Conveniently located for local services, this centre is a short walk away from restaurants, bars, hotels and all major public transport links – not to mention cultural attractions such as Museum Kunstpalast. Rheinpark Golzheim is also nearby, a beautiful park which hugs the River Rhine and provides the perfect space for lunchtime strolls or unwinding on a bench after a busy day. Entrepreneurs in this chic district should note that many large corporations and law firms are also based in the neighbourhood, including L’Oreal, IBM and McKinsey. Kaiserswerther Strasse 135 is truly a hub of networking – after all, you could be rubbing shoulders with Germany’s next top fashion designer or lawyer. That is, if it isn’t you, of course…