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What time is it in Duesseldorf, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany

See the current local time in Duesseldorf, Germany, together with today’s sunrise and sunset information and the latest local weather. Use the displayed clock and daily conditions to plan calls, journeys, outdoor activities, and appointments.

Duesseldorf, Germany

Thursday, 22 October 2026

UTC+2 · Europe/Berlin

Local time in Duesseldorf

UTC+2 · daylight saving time is active

The sun today

Sunrise 8:09 AM Solar noon 1:18 PM Sunset 6:28 PM Daylight 10 h 19 min Night 13 h 41 min Civil twilight 7:35 AM – 7:02 PM

Weather in Duesseldorf right now

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Weather data by Open-Meteo, updated every 30 minutes.

Duesseldorf and its neighbours

Niederloerick Stuettgen Weissenberg Vetteerde Norf Duesseldorf
Duesseldorf at 51.2217, 6.7762 with the nearest towns within 8.4 km · open in OpenStreetMap

Postal codes

Postal codes come from the free GeoNames dataset. Where a code is listed with a distance, it belongs to a nearby settlement — GeoNames spells that name differently from ours.

Duesseldorf in numbers

Coordinates
51.2217, 6.7762
Population
618 685
Country
Germany, Europe
Capital
Berlin — 478 km away

Largest cities in North Rhine-Westphalia

Same time zone — Europe/Berlin

Nearby places

What time is it in Duesseldorf

The clock shown on this page gives the local time in Duesseldorf, a city in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. Check it immediately before arranging anything time-sensitive, especially when you are comparing Duesseldorf with a place in another country.

A city clock is more dependable for planning than a remembered time difference. Clock changes do not always happen on the same date in every country, so a familiar gap between two cities may not remain constant throughout the year.

Local time is useful for more than international calls. It helps with railway departures, hotel arrival windows, restaurant bookings, event tickets, and remote meetings. If an appointment matters, include the city name as well as the hour so that everyone knows which local clock applies.

Confirm the displayed time shortly before a live call or online meeting. Write the date as well as the hour when coordinating across midnight. Use Duesseldorf local time for bookings and schedules issued in the city.

Check the other participant’s city separately instead of assuming a fixed offset. A meeting described as “nine o’clock” is perfectly clear until two countries and three calendars join the conversation.

Sunrise, sunset, and the shape of the day

Sunrise and sunset indicate when the sun crosses the horizon in Duesseldorf. These times change over the year, so today’s values are the relevant ones for a walk, a photograph, an early departure, or an evening plan.

Sunrise is not the same as the first visible light, and sunset does not mean immediate darkness. Buildings, cloud, terrain, and your exact position can also affect how bright the surroundings appear. Treat the listed times as precise astronomical markers rather than promises about street-level light.

The interval between sunrise and sunset is useful when deciding how much daylight an activity may have. Check both ends of that interval instead of looking only at sunset. A late finish may still require lighting, reflective clothing, or a different route.

Find today’s sunrise before planning an early outdoor start. Compare the expected finish with today’s sunset. Allow extra time if cloud or rain could reduce usable light. Recheck the date when planning for another day.

Weather in Duesseldorf

The weather panel describes current conditions for Duesseldorf and may include temperature, cloud, wind, or precipitation information. Read the observation time or forecast period carefully: a current reading answers a different question from an outlook for later in the day.

Temperature alone does not describe how conditions will feel. Wind can make an exposed walk less comfortable, direct sunshine can change the experience, and rain can matter more than a small temperature difference. Clothing and travel choices should reflect the complete forecast.

For a day with several stops, inspect the conditions for each relevant part of the day. Morning, afternoon, and evening can differ. Update the page before leaving because a forecast viewed much earlier may no longer represent the latest information.

For walking, consider rain, wind, temperature, and daylight together. For driving, pay attention to visibility and changing precipitation. For photography, compare cloud conditions with sunrise or sunset. For an evening booking, check the weather near the expected return time.

Questions and answers

Is the displayed clock the local time in Duesseldorf?
Yes. It is intended to show the time used locally in Duesseldorf. Refresh the page if you have kept it open for a long period.
Why do sunrise and sunset change?
They vary with the date and the city’s position. Always use the values for the day you are planning rather than values remembered from an earlier visit.
Should I use current weather or the forecast?
Use current conditions to understand what is happening now and the forecast for a later journey or activity. Checking both gives a more practical picture.
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