Cities in North Rhine-Westphalia

Aachen-Capital of the Empire of Charlemagne

Neuss: the oldest German city and capital of marksmen

Paderborn, water and computer capital of Germany

Detmold: The Sound of Music and The Echoes of Past Victories

Krefeld: Velvet and Silk City

Wuppertal - City of Weavers and "Flying" Tram

Bonn, the village capital

Arnsberg: Forest Treasure and Small Berlin

Bielefeld – a city that exists!

Altena: Castle and Witches

Solingen - City of a Thousand Blades

Monchengladbach

Monchengladbach: Football, Ecology and Avant-Garde

Duesseldorf, a stylish thing

Essen - Heart of Business in Germany

Lüdinghausen: City of Three Castles on Water

Oberhausen: Romance of Industrialization

Hamm: Exotic Corner on the Edge of the Ruhr Area

Duisburg: City Fountains and Bridges

Recklinghausen -City of a Thousand Icons

Bochum, flower of the mountain district

Bottrop –Town of Extreme Entertainment

Münster – bicycle capital of Germany

Mechernich - Medieval Castles and a Giant Cave

Dortmund: in the kingdom of football and beer

Cologne – the city of Agrippina and homeland of eau de cologne

Mülheim: Large Factories and Stores

Hagen: Four Rivers and Three Castles

Ratingen: Squares, Factory, Westphalian Ham

Gelsenkirchen: Creative Mines and Zoos

Leverkusen: City-Pharmacy, Garden-City

Isselburg, enjoyable industrial town

Bergisch Gladbach

Bergisch Gladbach: City of Michelin Stars and Fashion Business

All sights in North Rhine-Westphalia

See also in North Rhine-Westphalia

Architectural Monuments

Museums and Exhibitions

Castles, Fortresses and Palaces

Parks and recreation

See also

Cities in the federal states of Germany

Baden-Wuerttemberg

Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania

North Rhine-Westphalia

Rhineland-Palatinate

Sleswick-Holsatia