Dusseldorf

Art museum spread across three distinct venues that houses a significant collection of 20th-century and contemporary masterpieces, including extensive holdings of works by Paul Klee and notable Surrealist and Expressionist pieces.

Pleasure palace and hunting lodge designed for Elector Palatine Charles Theodore, consisting of three wings and extensive gardens that represent a transition between late Baroque and early Neoclassical styles.

Telecommunications tower serving as a concrete landmark that features the world’s largest digital clock, which displays the time in a vertical decimal format through a series of light portholes.

Art museum located in the Ehrenhof complex that houses a diverse collection ranging from classical antiquity to contemporary glass, featuring significant works by Rubens and a renowned archive of international graphics.