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Different situations in life create different needs and focuses. A student may rather look for parties and meeting other students than a housewife with children does.
Whatever community you feel like you belong to, have a look on what’s on offer for them in Dusseldorf.
Kids and Youth.
Arriving in Düsseldorf with your little ones? There are some wonderful resources for children here - great adventure playgrounds, cookery clubs, endless sports and arts activities. Libelle is a free listings magazine dedicated to children...
子供の誕生日会
子供の誕生日をケーキと風船だけでなく、わくわくする色にあふれて創造力を刺激し、楽しさいっぱいで祝ってみるのはどうでしょう？旧市街にあるEva Lonsdorfのすてきなスタジオは、お子さんのちょっと変わった誕生日パーティーを祝うのに最適な場所です。１０人までの子供たちが...
Families.
Düsseldorf is a wonderful city for families. There are numerous parks dotted throughout the area, a well connected network of cycle paths and good recreation facilities in for most of the things that you could wish for...
Gay and Lesbian.
Germany has become a very gay-tolerant country and Dusseldorf is an open-minded city. The city is generally gay-friendly, with many lively LGBT venues, which include gay and lesbian bars, clubs, restaurants, discos and...
Spouses.
Moving to a foreign city as the spouse of someone who has been relocated is inevitably going to be a challenge. Settling down into the community, getting your children into schools and meeting new friends are all part of the process...
Mature.
Düsseldorf has a large community of elderly who take as much pleasure in the city’s attractions as someone half their age. Whether organised within a care home or within the community, social group activities and outings...
Disability.
“Mit dem Rollstuhl unterwegs in Düsseldorf" – Getting around Düsseldorf in a wheelchair – is a publication provided by the Düsseldorf council. This publication highlights all the wheelchair accessible buildings in Düsseldorf...
Students.
Medicine, economics, social history and art are the main reasons why students come to Düsseldorf to study. With 20,000 students attending Heinrich Heine University, one would assume that Düsseldorf is a vibrant student city...
