As you walk up to the Schloss Augustuburg, you will not be blown away. It looks fairly plain when…read morecompared to other castles from that time. What is truly remarkable waits for you inside. The grand stairway is one of the most ornate and intricately decorated places I have ever seen. Simply breathtaking. I felt that the tour, which is the only way permitted to see the inside of the castle, was a little too rushed. If possible, take your time walking the grounds and the gardens before you have the tour so that you are tired and don't mind a faster walk through the castle. The gardens are another amazing sight and very invocative of Vaux-le-Vicomte and Versaille since they were done by one of Le Nôtre's pupils. The audio tour is worth it and make sure you keep your headset for the second castle: Falkenlust.

A great place to chill out and enjoy the nature! Big and beautiful garden with so many carefully…read moretended beds of flowers, fountains, a labyrinth and kind of forest with so many wild blackberries. It's also very popular for wedding photos!

A beautiful old and historic building where many events and conferences are held. I am not sure you…read morecan just walk in and admire this building but I am guessing, one can. Located in the city above a hill this building was built in the early 1900's with grand interiors and beautiful decorative ceilings and pillars. It's mainly used for concerts and events and has plenty of parking. I really enjoyed this building and facilities and enjoyed the beautiful surroundings of the place. It's a nice location in the city of Wuppertal.

Absolutely beautiful historical building. Saw Madame Butterfly and acoustics were perfect…read more Definitely a must see and do it Wuppertal

Of the x4 museums I went to during my weekend visit to Düsseldorf, this was easily my favorite…read moremuseum! Entry is only €3 but we really lucked out because entry is free with the Düsseldorf Card. Also they have a happy hour deal when the museum is free to enter, in the last hour before the museum closes. You take the elevator do the fourth floor and then climbed up two more stairs to the very top of the tower which is completely Glassed-in and has a café with wonderful views over the Rhine and the square. Then the 3rd floor has these great interactive video game where you can navigate a barge thru the river. This was enormous fun and despite trying multiple times, I was unsuccessful in successfully docking the boat at the dock. Finally the 2nd floor of the museum has a great 13 minute video about the history of Düsseldorf - absolutely worth staying and watching it. Then the gift shop at the entrance also has really cool things as well. I really liked how interactive and fun and charming this museum was. You can easily get check out everything in under an hour and a half and love the cafe at the top too! Absolutely recommend! Yelp 247/ 2018