The two WIN WIN towers above green treetops, the Rheinturm to their left against a cloudy sky

Düsseldorf's hotspot – the Medienhafen

A neighbourhood with magnetic appeal

Like other former industrial sites or ports in large cities, the Medienhafen exerts a great fascination and attraction on people and companies alike. In Düsseldorf, there is also its proximity to the centre. The Old Town is just one kilometre away as the crow flies. But the area around WIN WIN itself offers many attractions and an excellent infrastructure, which lend life here an additional special sparkle. The marina, the restaurants and clubs, shops for daily needs and for extraordinary purchases, and unique architectural icons attract not only the people of Düsseldorf but also tourists from all over the world. Thanks to the dynamic pace of development, you discover something new almost every time you step outside. No wonder property prices here only know one direction: up.

Aerial view with miniature effect: harbour basin with footbridge, glass office towers and colourful façades, a WIN WIN tower behind

Architecture

A collection of international masterpieces

The Medienhafen is home to an impressive collection of architectural masterpieces. Buildings by world-famous architects such as Frank O. Gehry, whose iconic ‘Gehry Buildings’ define the look of the harbour, David Chipperfield and Helmut Jahn give the quarter its unmistakable character. These buildings are not only architectural highlights; they also house renowned companies in the fields of media, fashion, advertising and consulting.

Restaurant with illuminated bar, a laid table with wine glasses and plated dishes in the foreground

Culinary

Meeting places for food and drink

The gastronomic scene in the Medienhafen is as diverse as its architecture. From fine French cuisine at the Lido restaurant, located in a futuristic glass cube on a bridge, to first-class steaks at Rocca, excellent seafood at the Meerbar or fusion cuisine at the tables of the chichi – there is something for everyone. But it's not just about culinary delights. The more than 40 restaurants, bars and clubs also become stages and box seats for seeing and being seen.

View from a railing across the harbour basin with jetty and orange umbrellas, colourful façades and a WIN WIN tower behind

Leisure

Everything your heart desires

From water sports to going to the cinema – there is hardly a leisure activity for which you will not find a suitable venue around WIN WIN. The marina in the harbour area offers berths for boats. The spacious Rhine promenade invites you to take a walk, go for a run or play ball games, and connects the Medienhafen with the historic Old Town and the famous Königsallee. Of course, you can also simply watch the colourful hustle and bustle or the eternal flow of the Rhine and let your thoughts drift away.

View of a WIN WIN tower in Düsseldorf's Medienhafen, framed by historic brick buildings and green vegetation in the foreground
View of the WIN WIN towers in Düsseldorf's Medienhafen across the harbour basin and the surrounding architecture in daylight
View of a WIN WIN tower, framed by a brick wall and a steel external staircase in the foreground
A WIN WIN tower with a green crown behind trees, the Rheinturm to its left
The WIN WIN towers beyond the harbour basin with the colourful Colorium tower between them, boats at the jetty in front
Entrance with gold-coloured glass double door and house number 8 between dark clinker brick walls
Harbour basin with glass office towers under a cloudy sky, a WIN WIN tower between trees at the right edge of the image
Brick façade of a WIN WIN tower with green window frames, a flowering wildflower meadow in the foreground
Cut-out skyline of the Medienhafen with glass office towers, colourful façades and a WIN WIN tower in the centre