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The old trading port of Düsseldorf has been transformed into a vibrant, trendy lifestyle district.
National and international companies from the media, communication, creativity and advertising industries are located here.
All in all, the Medienhaven is an area with exceptional architecture and a mix of past and present that gives it its special charm.
A seagull that goes to great lengths to take its prey with it
Demolition building
City canopy in the center of Almere: "De Diagonaal"
In this old, abandoned church this sculpture was still preserved
This beautiful building, "La Défense", houses the Tax and Customs Administration and the UWV.
The inner courtyard of the building is exceptionally colourful.
The colours are created by the reflection of daylight via special foil in the glass. An enchanting effect.
Saint-Gervais Saint-Protais Cathedral
The historic centre with centuries-old monumental buildings, the photogenic alleys and courtyards.
Remains of the palace and private chapel in the episcopal quarter of Noyon.
Take a rest
Beautiful medieval town with very old cobbled streets to stroll through
What makes MedienHafen so special is the architectural diversity, which creatively combines the river and shipping.
One of these highlights is the UFO-like building. (Pebble's Terrace)
A real hotspot where you can also enjoy an unobstructed view of the city and the river.
Actress from the musical theater group "A Muse" ready for her role
Warm outfit with a nod to a patchwork quilt
Lights Up festival in the center of Enschede.
This item "Infinity" is a great experience. Light and mirrors create fascinating reflections.
The "Love Bench", the most photographed part of Enschede's city center
During an event, a look back in time to the year 1627.