Signature Heinrich Heine
Everything about Breite Strasse 3 oozes kerb appeal, from its good looks to its prime location. The sleek sandstone and glass façade is designed by renowned architect Hadi Teherani – the man behind Frankfurt’s Spin Tower. And it’s in the heart of the banking district, on Breite Strasse – just 200m from Königsallee, the canalside boulevard which is home to cosy cafés and luxury boutiques. Breite Straße 3 is fully equipped with the latest technology to allow your business to thrive, whether you’re looking for private offices, communal spaces or to hire a meeting room in Dusseldorf. You’ll find what you need in the flexible workspaces across six storeys, flooded with natural light through the floor-to-ceiling windows.
Connect to the super-fast, reliable Wi-Fi, and be inspired by our community of like-minded entrepreneurs. The rooftop terrace is perfect for networking and watching the sunset while sipping after-work drinks. An easy stroll takes you to the daily street food market at Carlsplatz, the K20 modern art museum or the Hofgarten and Spee'scher Graben Parks. Breite Strasse 3 also has excellent transport links, with Benrather Strasse bus stop and subway and the Heinrich-Heine-Alee bus, tram and subway station all just two minutes away. Dusseldorf Central Train Station is a 15-minute walk.
Coworking facilities
Great for work
- High-speed WiFi
- Natural light
Coworking and hot desks on Breite Strasse
A hot desk at Heinrich Heine means a day of work in daylight, behind floor to ceiling windows, with fast and reliable WiFi underneath it. The workspace spreads across six storeys with common areas and breakout spaces to move between, and the rooftop terrace is where the day tends to end. Koenigsallee and its cafes and boutiques are around 200 metres away, and the daily street food market at Carlsplatz is an easy stroll for lunch. The community here leans entrepreneurial, which is useful on the days you want to test an idea on someone new.
Frequently asked questions
A desk in the shared coworking area with natural light and fast, reliable WiFi for the working day.
Yes. The building has a rooftop terrace, popular for networking and for a change of scene after work.
The daily street food market at Carlsplatz is an easy stroll, and Koenigsallee is around 200 metres away.
Benrather Strasse bus stop and subway and Heinrich-Heine-Allee station are both roughly two minutes away.
Yes. Hot desks are booked by the day, so you use the space exactly when Dusseldorf is on your schedule.
What makes Heinrich Heine special
Heinrich Heine by Hadi Teherani
Sandstone and glass facade, six storeys, floor to ceiling windows and a rooftop terrace.
Getting to Heinrich Heine
Heinrich-Heine-Allee station two minutes away, Dusseldorf Central Station a 15 minute walk.
Heinrich Heine beside Koenigsallee
The canalside boulevard of cafes and luxury boutiques sits about 200 metres from the door.
How to get there?
Heinrich Heine sits at Breite Strasse 3 in the heart of the Dusseldorf banking district, about 200 metres from Koenigsallee and its canalside run of cafes and luxury boutiques. Deutsche Bank and Dusseldorf City Hall are part of the immediate business and civic backdrop, while the Kunstsammlung Nordrhein-Westfalen at K20, Kunsthalle Duesseldorf and the Schauspielhaus give the surrounding blocks their cultural pull. For lunch, the daily street food market at Carlsplatz is an easy stroll, and the Hofgarten, the Spee'scher Graben and the Rheinuferpromenade along the Rhine all work for a walk that clears the head. Transport is unusually straightforward: Heinrich-Heine-Allee bus, tram and subway station and the Benrather Strasse stop are both around two minutes away, Graf-Adolf-Platz is a little over 600 metres on foot, Dusseldorf Hauptbahnhof is a 15 minute walk, and Dusseldorf Airport is within easy reach. Drivers have parking at the building plus Parkhaus Liesegangstrasse and Parkhaus Bleichstrasse nearby.
