In the location's words:

Paradiesstrand in Düsseldorf is a relaxed retreat right on the Rhine, just a short walk from the MedienHafen. Instead of a stylish beach club, a free, open sandy beach with real DIY charm awaits you here. Soft, fine-grained sand, the view of the water and the setting sun create a real vacation feeling.

In summer, the beach becomes a meeting place for anyone looking for peace and quiet, good conversation or spontaneous activities. Whether it's a picnic blanket, a guitar or just a cold drink - everyone brings what they need. The beach volleyball court at the back of the beach is particularly popular. If you fancy a match, make sure you have a ball with you. It's often easy to find a group to play with.

Paradise Beach attracts a diverse crowd: young people, students, walkers, musicians and anyone who loves nature but doesn't want to leave the city.

Frequently asked questions about Paradiesstrand in Düsseldorf

1. is it allowed to swim at Paradiesstrand in Düsseldorf?

Officially, swimming in the Rhine is not permitted as the current can be dangerous. Although the beach invites you to cool your feet, swimming is not recommended for safety reasons.

2. how do I get to the Paradiesstrand in Düsseldorf?

The best way to get to the beach is on foot or by bike via the MedienHafen. The nearest public transport stops are "Landtag/Kniebrücke" and "Franziusstraße". From there it is only a short walk to the beach.

3. are there toilets or restaurants at Paradiesstrand in Düsseldorf?

No, there are no permanent facilities. The beach is deliberately kept simple. If you want to spend time there, you should bring your own drinks, snacks and everything you need - and please take your garbage with you.

4. when is the best time to visit Paradiesstrand in Düsseldorf?

The beach is a popular place to relax, especially on warm days in spring and summer. The sunset is particularly beautiful. Then the evening sun bathes the Rhine and the sand in a golden light.

5. are dogs allowed on the Paradiesstrand in Düsseldorf?

Yes, dogs are allowed to run free off the paths, but must be kept under control. Due to the strong Rhine current, your dog should not go into the water. Dogs must be kept on a lead on the paths.