Insights into one of the most distinctive city quarters of Düsseldorf. In guided tours with architecture expert Alex Iwan, the focus is on the origins, design and special features of Kö-Bogen.
Between the Libeskind buildings, Hofgarten and Königsallee, a new perspective on architecture, urban development and public space opens up. The diagonal cuts of the façade, the floating gardens and the urban idea of Kö-Bogen become tangible — on site, in conversation, with the original in view.
The dates fall on two Thursdays starting at 17:00. Afterwards, the Salsa night from 18:00 takes over in the same area — an easy transition.
„Libeskind's Cuts, floating gardens, the idea of a city — an hour with the expert.“
Anyone who wants to truly understand Kö-Bogen sets off on a discovery tour with Alex Iwan. The architecture expert leads visitors through one of Düsseldorf's most distinctive quarters on two Thursdays.
She explains what makes the award-winning architecture of Daniel Libeskind so special: the striking façade of glass and white natural stone, the diagonal cuts on the north and west sides and the floating gardens of Königsallee. On the roughly one-hour walk, city history, design details and anecdotes combine into a vivid picture of the modern landmark. The meeting point is the Breuninger main entrance. Participation is free, registration required — ideal for architecture enthusiasts, Düsseldorf visitors and anyone who wants to look behind the façade.
Dates 2026
- Thursday · 16 July 2026 Combofrom 17:00 · later Salsa night from 18:00
- Thursday · 13 August 2026 Combofrom 17:00 · later Salsa night from 18:00
Practical
Königsallee · 40212 Düsseldorf
Frequently Asked Questions
How much do the Architecture Tours with Alex Iwan cost?
Participation is free, but registration is required at katja@textschwester.de.
When do the Architecture Tours take place in 2026?
On two Thursdays: 16 July and 13 August 2026, each from 5:00 pm. A tour lasts about one hour.
Where is the meeting point?
At the Breuninger main entrance, Königsallee, 40212 Düsseldorf.
What is the tour about?
Architecture expert Alex Iwan offers insights into one of Düsseldorf's most distinctive quarters and the award-winning architecture by Daniel Libeskind.
How do I get to Kö-Bogen?
Take the U-Bahn to Heinrich-Heine-Allee station; from there it is about a 2-minute walk. Parking garages are located nearby.
