Dusseldorf is a city of fashion, art and history. Feel free to visit the enigmatic city all year round, however, be prepared winter will freeze your socks off and in the summer months you are most certainly going to be needing an umbrella, due to the high possibility of showers impeding on your sightseeing.

Summer Season – June to August
Low temperatures: 11˚C
High temperatures: 18˚C
While the summer months do uphold the occasional downpour, this has no effect on the tourist rates. People flock to the city during this time of the year, so be prepared to deal with crowds and make sure to keep a raincoat in your bag at all times. June is the rainiest month, so bear that in mind when planning your activities.
During the summer months there are plenty of activities to keep you busy within the streets of Dusseldorf.
Jazz Rally Dusseldorf is a time honored annual festival taking place in June, which showcase both established and new musicians from around the world. With 65 events to choose from, this festival is a must for any music lover.
The annual France Festival in July, held around Bastille Day is when the people of this city remember their connection to the land of croissants and cheese. There is music, art and food galore, along with multiple activities to honor the relationship between Dusseldorf and France.
The Cartwheeling Tournament is an annual event held since the 1900’s, hundreds of children show off their skills along the banks of the Rhine river
The Hofgarten concerts stretch from May to September every year. Each Sunday from about 11am, musicians from all genres delight crowds in the park and best of all it’s entirely free.

Winter season – October to January
Low temperatures: 0˚C
High temperatures: 8˚C
Those unused to the chill of winter within the European continent, will be in for quite a treat during the season. This is known as off-season for Dusseldorf and while many of the museums and galleries are open, very little events and fairs take place during the coldest parts of the season.
However, there are still options for those looking to build snowmen and experience a more traditional Christmas, while soaking up hot chocolate in front of the roaring fires.
Christmas Market Dusseldorf is of course, prerequisite when planning a winter trip to the city, with traditional German gingerbread, mulled wine and handmade crafts being some of the many things on offer.
In the first week of January, exhibitions galore take place, with plenty of art galleries and museums pulling together to showcase beautiful and rare pieces of art for the public eye
For those seeking something a little more adrenaline-filled, the boot Dusseldorf should certainly fill the need. A 360˚ watersport extravaganza, featuring a variety of yachts and boats, you could go sailing, greet and crush over the many stars or simply relax and enjoy the spectacle.
Hence, there really is no best time to visit Dusseldorf, it all depends on when you next get a chance to book your vacation to this magical city.