Posted on Saturday, September 07, 2002 - 3:19 am: ----
The red light area in Duesseldorf is located on a street called 'Hinter der Bahndamm'. If you walk out of the main train station (Hauptbahnhof) away from the town center, turn right and stay as close to the railtrack as possible, you'll come to a small alley that leads to the eros center. There are about 4 blocks of flats each painted a different color, and each with a number beside the window. There are about 70-80 windows in all, and all types of women, black, German, Thai etc. The cost is ?30 for a quick session. I had 2 sessions in April, one with a Jamaican girl and another with an Italian girl (Laura). Laura had some good reviews on a German board and offered anal for an extra ?20, but IMO they were both very average. Stick to the FKK clubs.
There is a covered area with benches for men to wait on opposite the windows and music from a local radio station is pumped out of speakers. There are even slot machines in case you get board.
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Votes: 1 (Vote!) Posted on Friday, November 29, 2002 - 5:50 pm: ----
The red light section of Dusseldorf is farily standard. I've seens loads of directions, but the easiest way to get there would be to get to the main train station , and as if you're walking INTO the main terminal, turn to your left and walk down that street about 2 blocks. It will be on your right hand side facing the train tracks.
It's kind of dump. Unless you don't have time for much more or want to go el chepo, I'd suggest Dolce Vita. Alternatively, Cologne (Koln to the Germans) has some impressive sights and an nice array of FKK clubs. Jumping on a train in the early afternoon, checking out the cathedral and then spending the remainder of your day having fun in the clubs sounds like a great day to me. Koln is about an hour from Dusseldorf by train (which are excellent in terms of American standards, btw)
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Does duesseldorf have a Red Light District？-Well, you know, it's a bit of a tricky question. Düsseldorf is a major city in Germany, but when it comes to having a clearly defined and well-known Red Light District like some other cities might have, it's not that straightforward. I wouldn't say there's a traditional, obvious Red Light District like you might find in certain places. But, you know, in any big city, there could be areas or activities that might have some elements related to that, but it's not something that's highly publicized or openly talked about. So, in a nutshell, not really in the typical sense!
