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Düsseldorf – only the best for your health on the Rhine A famous Frenchman visited Düsseldorf over 200 years ago. On seeing the beautiful city, Napoleon gasped: “C’est petit Paris.” Today, Little Paris has become a dynamic yet manageably sized metropolis with international fair. Today, the state capital Düsseldorf is home to over 600,000 very contented inhabitants – because the Rhine metropolis regularly ranks among the leaders in international quality-of- life surveys. The combination of diverse cultural options, the region’s excellent leisure amenities, fantastic international cuisine, many leading companies and its central location in the heart of Europe make Düsseldorf the perfect place to live. That goes not only for locals but, of course, also for our many guests. The city on the Rhine features short distances, a gigantic range of different shops, first-class hotels, award-winning restaurants, a hospitable atmosphere and all the charms a big city has to offer with none of the frantic bustle. If one none- theless needs a little break, a stroll along the Rhine embank- ment promenade is the ideal way to relax. Strolling on the sunny side, one can enjoy the panoramic view of the mighty, meandering river with its three great bridges. Back in the Altstadt (Old Town), one can dive back into the lively cheer of Rhenish joie de vivre. Every conceivable delicacy is on sale at the market on Carlsplatz. Just a stone’s throw from there is the world-famous shopping street, Königsallee. It is home to international luxury labels and exclusive boutiques as well as art galleries, illustrious hotels and cafés. Art and culture play a special role in Düsseldorf. The Kunst- akademie was founded in 1773. Artists such as Joseph Beuys, Gerhard Richter and Andreas Gursky studied and taught here. Meanwhile, the Kunstsammlung NRW art collection offers offer world-class exhibitions and the Museum Kunst- palast shows paintings by artists ranging from Rubens to Kandinsky. Deutsche Oper am Rhein guarantees an out- standing opera experience, while the Tonhalle is home to the Düsseldorf Symphony Orchestra. Those who prefer it a little quieter can visit Schloss Benrath (Benrath Palace), a rococo gem with an imposing park. The MedienHafen features excit- ing modern architecture, most notably the striking buildings designed by Frank O. Gehry, who was also responsible for the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao. 8

The heart of the city The Altstadt (Old Town) has always been Düsseldorf’s heart. In the narrow lanes of the city centre, there is a vibrant sense of life and happiness. This area is jam-packed with cafés, fashion boutiques, art museums and Düsseldorf’s famous Altstadt (Old Town) restaurants. There are over 260 eateries in Düsseldorf’s Altstadt (Old Town), crammed into an area of under half a square kilo- metre. Locals and tourists from all over the world come to- gether here to soak up the distinctive atmosphere of the Alt- stadt (Old Town) that is celebrated in many songs. Because Düsseldorf’s Altstadt (Old Town) has been a melting pot for all social classes for centuries. Where people once traded and struck deals, locals and visitors now come together in their leisure hours to shop and eat. Those who start feeling peckish in the Altstadt (Old Town) re- ally don’t need to worry – the many narrow streets are home to numerous cosy restaurants while on Carlsplatz, there are lots of food stalls offering culinary specialities. There is something for every taste here, from Rhenish soup kitchen to handmade pasta and unusual steak specialities to magnifi- cent patisserie. Apart from that, the market also sells tradi- tional products such as brushes and baskets, and gorgeous flowers, and also has wonderful fruit and veg stalls. Those who prefer modern shopping will love Flinger Straße and Mittelstraße, which are lined with international fashion brands. There is something for everybody here, be it leather shoes, bags, trainers, hip streetwear or cosmetics. The quiet part of the otherwise bustling Altstadt (Old Town) is at the northern end. On peaceful Stiftsplatz in front of St. Lamber- tus Church, there is a sense of having gone back in time, to the days when Düsseldorf truly was still a village. Burgplatz offers a beautiful view of the Schlossturm (palace tower) and St. Lambertus. The bronze sculpture “Die Aus- einandersetzung” (The Dispute) is a popular subject for photos. Cosy cafés and restaurants line the narrow streets. 11

Düsseldorf – only the best for your health Düsseldorf is Germany’s fashion capital, which is why the city centre can also quickly transform into a catwalk. Thanks to the lush ranks of trees, the Kö (Königsallee) is a lovely, green place for a stroll. There are few shopping streets in Germany whose names are as resonant and legendary as Königsallee. Framed by overhanging plane trees, the grand Kö boulevard is lined with luxury boutiques, shopping malls and elegant hotels. At one time, the Kö was known as Kastanienallee because it was lined with magnificent chestnut trees. However, in 1848 the King of Prussia, Frederick William IV, announced a visit to Düsseldorf – then a quite sleepy town. Enraged by what they saw as unjust Prussian edicts, the populace gave the king an anarchic welcome – pelting him with horse dung. One such missile is even said to have actually hit his coat. To restore the city to the king’s good graces, Kastanienallee was swiftly renamed “Königsallee” (King’s Avenue). Today, the Kö is one of Europe’s leading luxury shopping streets and, measuring 87 metres across, it is also Germany’s widest street. There are many French and Italian fashion and couture houses here, particularly at the upper end of the Kö. Fashionistas will truly find every luxury brand that their hearts desire. One can also soak up the Kö’s distinctive charm at one of the many pavement cafés. Simply take a seat at one of the pavement cafés, order a latte or a sundae, and watch people strolling past. Then it’s almost like a fashion show. At the northern end, you will come to magnificent Corneliusplatz, the opera house and Hofgarten – Germany’s oldest public park. These delights are followed by the Kö- Bogen with an architectural highlight: the proposed structure designed by star architect Daniel Libeskind is a further shop- ping highlight housing many international brands and sublime dining. At the same time, this ensemble forms the end of the splendid boulevard. Königsallee is not only a street for taking a stroll, however – during the summer months it is constantly changing. It is namely here in the shadow of the overhanging plane trees that the “Bücherbummel” book fair, the Gourmet Festival and sporting events such as the “Rund um die Kö” bicycle race or the marathon take place. Königsallee also has much to offer in cultural terms, as it is home to high-calibre galleries, which exhibit art by world-famous artists. The whole world of art is on display here, from the works of the old masters to modern classics and from abstract expressionism to contemporary art. 12

Düsseldorf – only the best for your health MedienHafen The rehabilitation of the old port is one of Düsseldorf’s most spectacular projects. Over the last 30 years star architects such as Renzo Piano, Helmut Jahn, David Chipperfield and Frank Gehry have immortalised themselves with modern buildings. What makes the MedienHafen special is its architectural diversity, which produces a creative connection with the river and shipping. The buildings have distinctive names such as Wolkenbügel (Cloud Iron), Sign! or The Living Bridge. One of the most beautiful viewing points in Düsseldorf is Pebble’s Terrace, behind which one can see the luxurious Hyatt Hotel. You can take a seat here beside the UFO-like pavilion – clad with aluminium shingles – and drink a sundowner. A truly premium spot where you can enjoy an unobstructed view of the city and the river. The Gehry buildings are extremely popular with Instagrammers, pho- tographers and photography courses. In fact, there is always someone taking a picture here. The three swaying towers in white, silver and red are the most eye-catching feature of the MedienHafen. Tilted walls, warped towers, windows canted within the walls – every detail is worth a photo. The Cali- fornian architect Frank O. Gehry, who previously designed the spectacular Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao, bestowed a magnificent gift on Düsseldorf. The ensemble – mainly home to advertisers, lawyers and architects – is known as the Neuer Zollhof. Düsseldorf’s marina is located to the front in the harbour basin. As everywhere in Düsseldorf, art is not far away either. In a former warehouse at Kai 10, the Arthena Foundation offers an ambitious exhibition programme featur- ing young, international art. The best view of Düsseldorf and the surrounding region is from the Rheinturm (Rhine tower). The city’s highest building at 240.5 metres stands at the entrance to the MedienHafen. Apart from its viewing platform, it also houses a restaurant. The view can be seen from every angle because a mechan- ism allows the restaurant to rotate 360 degrees every 72 minutes. There are also many restaurants and bars below at the harbour basin ranging from vegetarian to French bistro cuisine to burger joints. Two particular highlights are the Res- taurant Lido, housed in a glass cube in the middle of the har- bour basin, and Berens am Kai, which boasts a Michelin star. 14

Rococo in Benrath Schloss Benrath (Benrath Palace) is a real gem. This enchanting rococo pleasure palace is an ensemble of palace, lakes and a beautiful park. Visitors are strongly recommended to talk a stroll through the park, soaking up the rococo splendour. Elector Karl Theodor had the hunting and garden palace built in Benrath between 1755 and 1773. The aim of creating an overall composition of architecture, garden art and sculpture is typical of the rococo period just before the transition to neoclassicism. The palace is highly distinctive in the Rhine- land as very few baroque and rococo palaces were built in this region. The architect was Nicolas de Pigage, the “In- tendant of the gardens and waterworks” at the Mannheim royal court. The palace’s magnificent exterior is best seen from the city side. The central building – the corps de logis – was the living quarters of the elector and his wife. From the outside, the single-storey structure seems almost modest. Behind the façade, however, one will discover a sophisticated, clever- ly structured system of 80 rooms, two atriums and seven staircases, spread over four floors. This produces a surprising effect as was particularly popular in architecture and garden art of the time. The idea was that visitors would only notice the spaciousness and grandeur when they entered. Guided tours of the corps de logis are available. Guests are only per- mitted to enter wearing felt slippers in order to protect the extremely valuable flooring, which is also fun to slide on. The world’s first Museum of Garden Art has been housed in the east wing since 2002. In summer, the inner courtyard, with its collection of ancient citrus trees, is a lovely place to relax for a while. The great palace garden is worth a visit at any time of the year. After a long, enjoyable stroll, the Schloss-Café offers fortification. Benrath’s cosy town centre is also home to pleasant restaurants and cafés, as well as Bistro Kombu, which is probably the city’s best Japanese snack bar. 17

Düsseldorf – only the best for your health More than 450 concerts with audiences of over 300,000 people every year make the Tonhalle a fantastic culture forum and a space where people come together. Nam June Paik’s video work “Fish Flies on Sky” is best viewed while lying on your back. Düsseldorf is not only the state capital but also the cultural capital, because it is home to world-class museums, exhibitions, opera and theatre. Then there’s the city’s long artistic tradition. Art and culture are visible everywhere in the Düsseldorf cityscape – they are essentially part of the city’s DNA. Düsseldorf’s roots as an art metropolis date back to 1690 and Elector Johann Wilhelm, affectionately known as Jan Wellem. This enlightened ruler and his wife, Anna Maria Luisa de’ Medici, made the then sleepy town on the Rhine into a centre of art and culture. Today, with its many museums, galleries and art in public spaces, Düsseldorf still occupies a special position because nowhere else is an involvement with art so deeply rooted as here. The Kunstsammlung NRW shows 20th and 21st century art, the Kunsthalle’s ultra-modern exhibitions have their finger on the pulse, the NRW-Forum specialises in contemporary photography, while the Kunstpalast is worth a visit simply to see the temporary exhibitions and a Rubens collection that was created by Jan Wellem. The paintings, graphic art, sculp- tures and glass objects in the museum’s collection range from the ancient world to the 21st century. Visitors have a chance to assess the future development of contemporary art at the annual tour of the renowned Kunstakademie. This is where tomorrow’s stars of the art scene are on show. The “in orbit” installation by Tomás Saraceno at the K21 Stände haus is very interesting, particularly for youngsters. Some 2,500 square metres of transparent steel nets extend high above the piazza. It is not only the visual but also the per- forming arts that are represented in Düsseldorf. At the beauti- ful Tonhalle there are regular concerts by composers ranging from Bach to Beethoven, and Brahms to Bruckner. Deutsche Oper am Rhein is famed both for its operas and its highly acclaimed ballet company. At the Tanzhaus NRW too, one can see dance of the highest standard. In addition, the Schauspiel- haus is considered to be one of the leading German-language theatres. And with the new Wehrhahn line, Düsseldorf has even turned underground stations into works of art. 20

Meyer-Falcke: When one considers the German cities that might be suitable for health tourism, on the basis of pure facts alone, Düsseldorf must be mentioned. Firstly because there are 15 top-class hospitals here which deal with virtually every imaginable illness. As the Commissioner for Health, I am therefore confident that there is hardly any illness for which high-quality treatment is not available in Düsseldorf. “We have no fewer than 15 top-class hospitals here which deal with virtually every imaginable illness.” Prof. Dr. Andreas Meyer-Falcke, Commissioner for Human Resources, IT, Health and Civil Service of the state capital Düsseldorf Friedrich: Certainly, hospitals and clinics need to have the right phys- icians practising in them and provide good medical care. In addition, special demands are placed on healthcare facili- ties by the health tourism target group – ranging from language to cultural issues. The hospital and the physicians must be prepared for these eventualities. Meyer-Falcke: Other cities have good hospitals too. However, what we also have to offer in Düsseldorf as a unique selling point is what must be the great- est density of five-star hotels in such a small area. Then there is the city’s attractiveness as a luxury shopping des- tination with everything in easy reach. This image also impacts on the hospi- tals. And, of course, vice versa – the attract iveness of the medical infrastruc- ture reflects well on Düsseldorf. Friedrich: In the premium segment – for example, the InterContinental, the Hyatt, the Medici, the Steigenberger and the Breidenbacher – we have an outstanding, modern hotel infrastruc- ture. That is important, and not only for patients but particularly for the patient’s travelling companions who have the opportunity to turn their stay into a cultural and shopping experience. There are many cities with great hospitals but the infrastructure around them tends to be dull. Furthermore, in Düsseldorf one can travel quickly from the airport to the city or, the other way around, fly off for a quick break in, say, London. “The patient’s travelling companions, in particular, have the opportunity to turn their stay into a cultural and shopping experience.” Ole Friedrich, Managing Director, Düsseldorf Tourismus Meyer-Falcke: That is exactly the point. When I visit my son-in-law in the USA, I spend three-and-a-half hours just trav- elling through Los Angeles from the air- port. Here, in the same time, I can travel almost as far as Berlin from my office. Friedrich: We have put this important information and the benefits onto a website and this magazine. We don’t recommend any doctor or clinic in this publication but the market players can present themselves to the target group in such a way that the latter gets a com- prehensive picture of what is available. The health tourism summit Meyer-Falcke: I think it’s good that Düsseldorf Tourismus is engaging with this subject. Hotel associations always look at the issue from the perspective of hotel managers. And naturally there are also associations of hospital directors who tend to have a medical take on the subject. However, from the point of view of those who come here as patients, both have to be brought together. But that can only be done by an outsider such as Düsseldorf Tourismus. Friedrich: And we are doing it out of passion because, naturally, we can see the potential growth in this premium segment. We are addressing a well-to- do target group, and for these patients it is important that they can discuss medical issues in their native languages. The overall experience from flight to hotel transfer to hotel stay and hospital treatment must be absolutely smooth and pleasant. Ole Friedrich has been the Managing Director of Düsseldorf Tourismus GmbH since 2018. Prof. Dr. Andreas Meyer-Falcke has been the Commissioner for Human Resources, IT, Health and Civil Service in Düsseldorf since 2012. 27

Düsseldorf – only the best for your health Advertorial Düsseldorf University Hospital (UKD) Knowledge creates quality of life The Universitätsklinikum Düsseldorf (UKD) stands for inter- national excellence in health care, research and teaching. National and internationally renowned experts guarantee modern medical treatment at the highest level. A special strength lies in the interdisciplinary treatment of patients and the close interlocking of clinical practice and research. The UKD offers all disciplines and is a maximum care hos- pital. It comprises 28 clinics and 32 institutes. More than 50,000 inpatients and 280,000 outpatients are treated an- nually. The UKD employs almost 6,000 people making it one of the most important medical centres in North Rhine West- phalia and the largest provider of inpatient and out patient services in Düsseldorf. The university medical research at the UKD comprises fundamental, disease and patient related research. Innovative methods for diagnostics and therapy arise from it which are quickly put into clinical practice. In addition to top medical care and research, academic teaching is the third cornerstone of the competence of the UKD, as it helps to ensure the quality of university medicine in the long term. Address Universitätsklinikum Düsseldorf (UKD) Moorenstraße 5 40225 Düsseldorf T +49 211 81 16 132 F +49 211 81 19 631 COIP@med.uni-duesseldorf.de www.uniklinik-duesseldorf.de Profile No. of beds Patients per year approx. 1,200 330,000 International office Private wards ✓ Special dietary requirements Special areas Interdisciplinary oncology with haematology Operative medicine Transplant medicine Gynaecology and urology Hepatology and infectiology High risk infections and tropical medicine ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ Medical departments Cardiology Dermatology ENT (ear, nose and throat) Gastroenterology General dentistry Gynaecology and reproductive medicine Hand surgery Internal medicine Metabolic medicine and endocrinology Neurology Neurosurgery Oncology Ophthalmology Orthopaedics Paediatrics Pathology Phlebology Plastic surgery Psychiatry/ psychosomatic medicine Radiology Respiratory medicine Rheumatology Surgery Transplant surgery Urology Vascular medicine Venereology ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ 28

Düsseldorf – only the best for your health Advertorial Städtische Kliniken Mönchengladbach Academic teaching hospital of the Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf The most modern hospital in Germany moved to Mönchen- gladbach in 1967, and as such the Städtische Kliniken Mönchengladbach guarantee you medical care based on the latest scientific findings. We practise high-quality medicine in a personal atmosphere. We ensure that you receive first- class treatment and combine medical expertise with personal commitment. With more than 1,300 employees and 554 beds, we provide care for 29,000 inpatients and 50,000 out- patients per year. The city of Mönchengladbach has 280,000 inhabitants and is located 25 km from Düsseldorf and 55 km from Cologne. The city of Roermond with Europe’s largest designer outlet is only 30 km away. Optional private patients ward W3 The hospital has a luxury private patients ward for self-paying patients. In this ward, 17 private patients are accommodated individually in single-bed suites. The suites have a large patient room including a sitting area with a couch and a spacious bathroom with a high standard of comfort. Against extra payment a companion can sleep in the private patient suite. Address Städtische Kliniken Mönchengladbach GmbH Elisabeth-Krankenhaus Rheydt Hubertusstraße 100 41239 Mönchengladbach T +49 2166 394-0 F +49 2166 394-27 01 sk-mg@sk-mg.de www.sk-mg.de Profile No. of beds Patients per year 547 79,000 International office Private wards Special dietary requirements ✓ ✓ Special areas ✓ Cardiology/angiology ✓ Gastroenterology ✓ Obstetrics ✓ Paediatrics Trauma surgery ✓ Urology/paediatric urology ✓ ✓ Visceral surgery Medical departments Cardiology Dermatology ENT (ear, nose and throat) Gastroenterology General dentistry Gynaecology and reproductive medicine Hand surgery Internal medicine Metabolic medicine and endocrinology Neurology Neurosurgery Oncology Ophthalmology Orthopaedics Paediatrics Pathology Phlebology Plastic surgery Psychiatry/ psychosomatic medicine Radiology Respiratory medicine Rheumatology Surgery Transplant surgery Urology Vascular medicine Venereology ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ 30

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Düsseldorf – only the best for your health Advertorial Sana Hospitals Düsseldorf Sana Hospital Group is a group of world-class, award-win- ning private hospitals, outpatient and diagnostic centers spread across Germany. Sana is owned by the 25 leading German private health insurance companies, including Alliance Insurance Group, DKV and Signal Iduna. Founded in 1976, Sana is one of the leading providers of state-of- art healthcare services in the world, focused on providing clinical excellence and superior patient outcomes. It is an integrated healthcare delivery system with 56 hospitals and over 34.300 employees serving more than 2.2 million patients annually. Sana Hospitals Duesseldorf are centrally located close to the international Duesseldorf Airport. These Hospitals have acquired excellent reputation and appreciation with their patients serving appx. 25 300 stationary and more than 65.000 ambulant patients annually. Additionally, Sana Hos- pitals Duesseldorf offer 490 beds including special comfort wards on demand. At Sana we are able to assist international patients with arranging medical appointments and hospital admission in all our hospitals and medical centers. Culturally trained multilingual staff acts as a first point of contact for all questions about medical treatment in Germany. Due to the patient-oriented approach our Patient Coordinators and Case Managers can guarantee: – delivery of the cost estimates within 48 hours – transparent statement of costs for the medical procedures Please contact us for information and treatment inquiries. 32 Address Sana Hospital Group Sana Hospitals Düsseldorf Urdenbacher Allee 83 40593 Düsseldorf Gräulinger Straße 120 40625 Düsseldorf T +49 30 62 90 110-232/-231 F +49 30 62 90 110-199 international@sana.de www.sana.de Profile No. of beds Patients per year approx. 490 90.300 ✓ International office Private wards ✓ Special dietary requirements ✓ Special areas Plastic & Aesthetic Surgery/ Hand Surgery Orthopaedic and Trauma Surgery Adipositas Chirurgy Pneomology Paediatric Neurology ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ Medical departments Cardiology Dermatology ENT (ear, nose and throat) Gastroenterology General dentistry Gynaecology and reproductive medicine Hand surgery Internal medicine Metabolic medicine and endocrinology Neurology Neurosurgery Oncology Ophthalmology Orthopaedics Paediatrics Pathology Phlebology Plastic surgery Psychiatry/ psychosomatic medicine Radiology Respiratory medicine Rheumatology Surgery Transplant surgery Urology Vascular medicine Venereology ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓

Excellent medical treatment Advertorial Dermatologie am Luegplatz – Prof. Dr. Gerber & Kollegen Dermatologie am Luegplatz is one of the largest and most modern dermatology and laser centres in the region. Under the direction of Prof. Dr. med. Gerber, a team of highly specialised consultants offers you the most effective and innovative methods for the comprehensive diagnosis, treatment and prevention of all skin diseases at the highest level and in sophisticated surroundings. From acne and rosacea to eczema and psoriasis, to skin cancer and its precursors. A special focus of the practice is on modern laser medicine, with which warts, tattoos, scars, stains or veins can be gently and effectively removed. Operative dermatology, allergol- ogy and aesthetic treatments with botulinum and fillers complete the range. All doctors were trained at German university hospitals. Due to the different specialisation of derma- tologists and state-of-the-art technical equipment, we can guarantee you the best possible care for your personal concerns. Address Dermatologie am Luegplatz – Prof. Dr. Gerber & Kollegen Luegplatz 3 40545 Düsseldorf T +49 211 57 67 87 info@dermatologie-am-luegplatz.de www.dermatologie-am-luegplatz.de EPC GmbH in the Medical Center Düsseldorf “Health is not everything, but without health everything is nothing!” A. Schopenhauer Personalised medicine is offered at the Euro- pean Prevention Center (EPC) and Nixdorff Cardiology Private Practice. Using state-of- the-art tomography and functional diagnos- tics (including whole-body MRI, cardio-CT, stress echo, ergospirometry, etc.), diagnosis and early detection with comprehensive risk stratification are carried out with non-inva- sive procedures. Differentiated therapy and consultation (dialogue-based medicine) takes place based on this. I guarantee this with my own reputation Prof. Dr. med. U. Nixdorff Address EPC GmbH im Medical Center Düsseldorf Prof. Dr. med. Uwe Nixdorff Ärztlicher Geschäftsführer Luise-Rainer-Straße 6–10 40235 Düsseldorf T +49 211 44 77-37 50 F +49 211 44 77-37 99 info@epccheckup.de www.epccheckup.de 33

Address radprax Institute for preventive medicine Peter-Müller-Straße 20 40468 Düsseldorf T +49 211 22 97 32 02 F +49 211 22 97 32 29 info@radprax-germany.de www.radprax-germany.com Address YUVEO Klinik Dr. Schumann Kaiserswerther Straße 119 40474 Düsseldorf T +49 211 24 79 09 40 F +49 211 24 79 09 49 info@yuveo.de www.yuveo.de Düsseldorf – only the best for your health Advertorial radprax Institute for preventive medicine The radprax Vorsorgeinstitut (prevention institute) in Düsseldorf, located directly near the Düsseldorf international airport, offers private individuals modern full-body check- ups at the highest medical and technical level in a pleasant ambience. A special feature of the radprax Vorsorge- institut is the high-tech whole-body diagnos- tics (organs, vessels, spine) with a modern 3-Tesla MRI (Siemens MAGNETOM Vida), paired with eight extensive state-of-the-art internal and cardiology services. This enables a comprehensive picture of the health status and the early detection of vulnerabilities with generally understandable recommendations for action to be achieved in a single day. In May 2019, the radprax Vorsorgeinstitut received an award in the top group “Check- up centres” in the Handelsblatt ranking “Germany’s Best Healthcare Provider”. YUVEO Clinic – plastic surgery Individual consultation for our patients from all over the world in an excellent ambience. You will be advised by our team of experts in the heart of Düsseldorf. With our wealth of experience, we are able to provide you with a wide range of treatments and surgeries. Founded by Drs. Med. Schumann, the YUVEO Clinic is the point of contact for patients with high demands. With state-of-the-art equip- ment and its central location, the specialist team welcomes international patients and promises smooth communication thanks to our Arabic translator. Our main focus: Plastic-aesthetic surgery such as face-lifting, breast and other toning operations, liposuction, nose and buttock corrections, intimate surgery, wrinkle treat- ment, hand surgery. Since patients form the heart of the clinic for us, we are pleased to be able to fulfil special requirements on request. 34

Luxurious hotels Advertorial Steigenberger Parkhotel Düsseldorf Steigenberger Parkhotel Düsseldorf – Best place to be The Steigenberger Parkhotel Dusseldorf situated on the top of Dusseldorf’s most prestiges shopping boulevard, the “Königsallee”, has been the ultimate address in luxury and hospitality. A luxurious atmosphere and first-class comfort distinguish the 130 rooms and suites and ensures an added measure of excellence at every moment during your stay. The hotel offers the most famous summer lounge in town, the “Steigenberger Eck”, which is a trendy restaurant with lounge character, and a beautiful summer terrace with a separate entrance from the “Königsallee”. The Fine-Dining- Restaurant “Artiste”, including an elegant winter garden, offers the highest quality in all cases. Enjoy magnificent culinary art combined with a first-class service and a unique view to the “Hofgarten” and the “KÖ-Bogen”. With its famous view over the city’s park “Hofgarten” and its outstanding location to the upper part of the famous “Königs- allee”, it remains the unmatched best location for a hotel in Düsseldorf. The Parkhotel, the only Landmark Hotel in town, is located in the city center of Düsseldorf, right next to the famous German Opera house. The international Airport, which serves daily direct flights from Middle East is reachable within 15 minutes by taxi. Superior Address Steigenberger Parkhotel Königsallee 1 a 40212 Düsseldorf T +49 211 13 81-0 F +49 211 13 81-570 duesseldorf@steigenberger.de www.duesseldorf.steigenberger.de “Follow your dreams and experience the unmistakable Steigenberger Parkhotel – the only landmark hotel in town. With its famous view over the city’s park “Hof garten”, the beautiful summer terrace and its outstanding location to the upper part of the famous “Königsallee”, it’s the best place to be in Düsseldorf. My entire team and I will do our very best to make your visit an unforgettable stay.” Carsten Fritz, General Manager Profile Suites Rooms Restaurants Amenities Pool Wellness Fitness center Butler service Valet service Smoker’s lounge Special dietary requirements Clinic Satellite TV 11 130 2 ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ 43

Düsseldorf – only the best for your health Advertorial Boutique Hotel Düsseldorf Berial Welcome home - at the Boutique Hotel Düsseldorf Berial. Personally managed and individual. We live the idea of the Boutique Hotel. We fulfil your wishes – far beyond just accommodation. Stay comfortably and quietly, relax, enjoy yourself and maybe also work. The Boutique Hotel Düsseldorf Berial is an ideal base for your stay in Düsseldorf and offers all modern amenities to ensure your comfort. Our rooms are all equipped with ultra-fast and free Internet, designer furniture, flat-screen televisions and selected accessories to make you feel at home. And all in a prime location: Our hotel is located within walking distance of the old Altstadt (Old town), the city centre, Königsallee and the main train station. Also the MedienHafen, the trade fair and the airport are quick and easy to reach. Hyatt Regency Düsseldorf Located in the stylish MedienHafen district, the Hyatt Regency Dusseldorf is a modern business hotel overlooking the Rhine and the city‘s skyline. Located on a peninsula, the hotel offers amazing views combined with quality dining and spa experiences. Spacious accommodation: 303 timeless rooms inclu- ding 13 luxurious suites with floor-to-ceiling windows; elegant Regency Club Lounge on the 18th floor. Culinary experiences: regional ingredients from local suppliers, classical cu- isine with a modern twist and authentic sushi at DOX Restaurant, cocktails and snacks with views of the skyline at DOX Bar, in summer Pebble‘s Terrace invites guests for casual drinks with views. Perfect location: situated in the MedienHafen, close to the Altstadt (Old Town) and Königsallee. Rive Spa & Fitness: calm wellness area with whirlpool, modern fitness facilities, spa treatments and soothing massages. 44 Address Boutique Hotel Düsseldorf Berial Gartenstraße 30 40479 Düsseldorf T +49 211 49 00 49-0 F +49 211 49 00 49-49 info@berial.de www.berial.de Profile Suites Rooms Restaurants Amenities Pool Wellness Fitness center Butler service Valet service Smoker’s lounge Special dietary requirements Clinic Satellite TV - 40 - ✓ Address Hyatt Regency Düsseldorf Speditionstraße 19 40221 Düsseldorf T +49 211 91 34 12 34 F +49 211 91 34 12 35 dusseldorf.regency@hyatt.com hyattregencydusseldorf.com dox-restaurant.de Profile Suites Rooms Restaurants Amenities 13 290 2 Pool ✓ Wellness ✓ Fitness center ✓ Butler service ✓ Valet service Smoker’s lounge ✓ Special dietary requirements ✓ Clinic Satellite TV ✓

Düsseldorf – only the best for your health Advertorial Leonardo Royal Düsseldorf Königsallee Exclusive, central, royal. The Leonardo Royal Düsseldorf Königsallee will receive you in an exclusive location in the very heart of this city of fashion and culture and right beside the grand Königs- allee boulevard. Choose from 253 rooms and Junior suites with harmonious colour concepts and tasteful furnishings that convey a tremendous sense of wellbeing. Savour delicious international and Rhineland cuisine at the hotel’s in-house “Vitruv” restaurant, and allow us to surprise you at the “Leo” bar with the special light installations as you enjoy a refreshing drink and tasty snack. The Leonardo Royal Düsseldorf Königsallee offers a Finnish sauna and a fitness area with modern equipment. Seven conference rooms round off the amenities that will ensure you have a uniquely enjoyable stay. We look forward to welcoming you. Superior Address Leonardo Royal Düsseldorf Königsallee Graf-Adolf-Platz 8–10 40213 Düsseldorf T +49 211 38 480 F +49 211 38 483 90 www.leonardo-hotels.com Profile Suites Rooms Restaurants Amenities 4 253 1 ✓ ✓ Pool Wellness Fitness center Butler service Valet service Smoker’s lounge Special dietary requirements ✓ Clinic Satellite TV ✓ Living Hotel Düsseldorf | Living Hotel De Medici Our Living Hotels are centrally located. Upon arrival in the Living Hotel Düsseldorf, you’ll notice the ease of access to Düsseldorf’s main transport hubs and attractions: The airport, the Königsallee and the Rhine River are not far away. Look forward to comfort, hospitality and rooms or serviced apartments perfectly attuned to your everyday life. In our acclaimed Michelin star rated restaurant, Agata’s, we’ll treat you for dinner. Enjoy our museum ambience in the Living Hotel De Medici and fid out what happens when fie art meets topclass hotels. Stroll through our hallways and discover the subtle mix of private collections, or take a break in the Smoker’s Lounge or the Brasserie. The sophisticated inner courtyard invites you for a break or let the Rolls Royce drive you right up to our door. Our rooms, serviced apart- ments and suites offer individual facilities and exclusive details. Address Living Hotel De Medici Mühlenstraße 31 40213 Düsseldorf Living Hotel Düsseldorf Kirchfeldstraße 59–61 40217 Düsseldorf www.living-hotels.com/en/hotels/ duesseldorf Profile Suites Rooms Restaurants Amenities 6 | - 170 | 160 1 | 1 46 Clinic Satellite TV ✓ ✓ ✓ (De Medici) ✓ ✓ Pool Wellness Fitness center Butler service Valet service Smoker’s lounge Special dietary requirements

Meliá Düsseldorf You will find the 4-star superior Hotel Meliá Dusseldorf in an excellent location and at only 5 minutes walking distance from the historic old town, with the famous König- sallee shopping boulevard, many bars and restaurants and the Rhine River. Directly next to the hotel is the eldest public park in Germany, the Hofgarten, ensuring quietness during your stay. The Meliá Dussel- dorf is equally popular with city tourists and business travelers thanks to its extensive, comfortable facilities and the high quality of service, as well as the excellent transport links to the main railway station and interna- tional airport. This elegant, stylish hotel features 201 well-appointed rooms, premium rooms and suites with spacious bathrooms. Further fea- tures are the restaurant and bar and a large wellness area with saunas, rest-area and a fully equipped fitness-room with state-of- the-art fitness equipment. Hotel Nikko Düsseldorf Located just a short walk from the famous shopping mile „Königsallee“, the Hotel Nikko Düsseldorf provides excellent hospitality in the heart of Düsseldorf. The first class superior hotel guarantees best infrastruc- ture - no matter whether by car or train, any medical institution or sightseeing destination is easily accessible thanks to the outstanding location. The guestrooms provide modern comfort, spacious suites and connecting rooms that fulfill each family‘s or individual‘s need. The beautiful sky spa with rooftop pool on the 11th floor offers massages and beauty treatments, a gym, sauna and a steam bath that promise the guests‘ relaxation and fit- ness. The excellent kitchen team indulges the guests with a variety of culinary offers and adapts to culinary preferences. The multilin- gual associates ensure first class assistance during the stay. Luxurious hotels Advertorial Superior Address Meliá Düsseldorf Inselstrasse 2 40479 Düsseldorf T +49 211 52 28 40 melia.duesseldorf@melia.com www.melia.com Profile Suites Rooms Restaurants Amenities 11 201 1 ✓ ✓ Pool Wellness Fitness center Butler service Valet service Smoker’s lounge Special dietary requirements ✓ Clinic Satellite TV ✓ Address Hotel Nikko Düsseldorf Immermannstraße 41 40210 Düsseldorf T +49 211 834 0 F +49 211 834 16 12 16 info@nikko-hotel.de www.nikko-hotel.de Profile Suites Rooms Restaurants Amenities Pool Wellness Fitness center Butler service Valet service Smoker’s lounge Special dietary requirements Clinic Satellite TV 49 344 3 ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ 47