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Siegfried, Austria

20 Jan 2026

Excellent

Perfekt easy und super toll

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Els, Netherlands

12 Aug 2025

Excellent

Makkelijk en een koopje!

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Marc, Netherlands

26 Jan 2020

Excellent

Heel snel besteld en veel plezier gehad van de Dusseldorfcard. Het ov werkt uitstekend en we zijn gratis naar Kunsthalle en Aquazoo geweest.

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About: Düsseldorf City Cards

Explore the vibrant city of Düsseldorf with a city card! Get access to amazing attractions, experiences, and activities all over the city.

Enjoy discounts on admission to numerous attractions and explore the city with ease. You'll also get access to special offers and freebies that will make your experience in Düsseldorf even more enjoyable. Make the most of your time in the city and get your city card today!

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