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Düsseldorf's book fair shutdown: Kö closure begins on Sunday

Artists and Exhibitors yet to Showcase: Organizers Already Elated after Successful First Two Days of the Book Event in the Corridor.

Exhibitors and artists at the Ko: Event have two primary days left. Organizers express satisfaction...
Exhibitors and artists at the Ko: Event have two primary days left. Organizers express satisfaction even before the conclusion.

Düsseldorf's book fair shutdown: Kö closure begins on Sunday

Unleash Your Bookish Cravings at Düsseldorf's Book Stroll on the Kö

🎶 Rhythmic beats dancin' down the King's Alley 🎶

The vibes are swell on the Königsallee! The HSD Big Band is slayin' it, and the Kö-Flâneurs can't help but groove as they meander through 600 meters of book stands, humming along to classic tunes. Reading enthusiasts are in their element, browsing through offerings and fueling up at food stalls scattered around. 📚🍔

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👩‍💼 Christine Brinkmann, the event organizer, can't help but smile. Despite some rain showers and music interruptions, the atmosphere at the Book Stroll has been electric thus far! With sunny intervals peeking through the clouds, it's been mostly a gray day, but spirits remain high. "Things are running smoothly," she beams, relieved and optimistic.

Although visitors have traveled from near and far, even crossing borders, no exact visitor count has been disclosed yet, but with five whole days ahead, the organizers are looking at a potential crowd of approximately 250,000! 🎉

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Cultivating Ко-Community

Guests from all around, including NRW Minister of Economics Mona Neubauer, turned up for readings in the Zakk tent. Apart from locals, exhibitors hail from South Germany and Lower Saxony, showcasing their wares until 7 p.m. Food stalls cater until around 9 p.m., keeping the Kö's energy levels soaring! An interim review on Saturday evening: satisfied vendors and patrons eager for the main days: Pentecost Sunday and Monday. Come Sunday, the Kö will close at 10 a.m., leaving book lovers to rule the streets! Enjoy the car-free days on the promenade! 📚🚶‍♀️🚶‍♂️

[1] EventBrite: "Book Stroll on the Kö 2025 | Düsseldorf" https://www.eventbrite.de/e/bucherstroll-auf-der-ko-2025-duesseldorf-tickets-368649353867[2] Düsseldorf Tourismus & Marktwirtschaft: "Bucherstroll auf der Kö" https://www.duesseldorf-tourismus.de/attraction/bucherstroll-auf-der-ko/[3] Stadt Düsseldorf: "Bucherstroll auf der K√ľ" https://www.stadt-duesseldorf.de/Dienstleistung/Bucherstroll-auf-der-Ko-13816.php

After satisfying their bookish cravings, visitors may want to shift their focus to home-and-garden opportunities or shopping for a new lifestyle during their stay in Düsseldorf.

As the Book Stroll comes to a close, guests can explore the 600 meters of home-and-garden and shopping stands that line the Königsallee, offering a variety of items to complement their new books and spark some inspiration for their personal spaces.

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