Dusseldorfer Marionette Theater Dusseldorf

A city becomes more interesting if history and culture mingle together with a tinge of modernity. Dusseldorf with more than a thousand years of history meets all these criteria. The city on the east bank of the River Rhine was first inhabited by some Germanic tribes. These tribesmen were able to drive off the mighty Roman army when the later tried to conquer this place. Dusseldorf was till then a marshy piece of land and not until the Berg rulers came that this city that Dusseldorf became a city. The Berg rulers reined over this city for centuries. However the later rulers were incompetent and thus the city fell prey to foreign invasion. The Napoleonic army marched over the city’s defenses and the city was conquered. The bad days for Dusseldorf were far from over. The city was subject to heavy bombing during the Second World War. Notwithstanding that, the city has now occupied a major position in Germany. Many internet and mobile service providers have earned this city the reputation of a telecommunication hub in Germany. The city has a cultural side too. Home to many opera theatres, Dusseldorf is a great place for classical and sophisticated entertainment seekers. Düsseldorfer Marionette-Theater is an important venue where famous sonatas and opera plays are staged.

Located at Bilker Strasse in Dusseldorf, Germany; the Düsseldorfer Marionette-Theater is a much frequented place. The theatre however is reserved only for performing arts. No kind of cinema is shown at this theatre. The venue hosts world renowned opera shows. “The Magic Flute” by Mozart is one of the many interesting plays that have been screened at this theater.

The Düsseldorfer Marionette-Theater is a moderate sized auditorium. The seating arrangement in this theatre is very comfortable. The sound reaches to every nook and corner of this moderately sized auditorium. The tickets are priced reasonably. The front row tickets would cost you more Euro than the later rows.