The essentials at a glance
- The studio is located at Elisabethstraße 30, 40217 Düsseldorf (Unterbilk) and opens in January 2027.
- Nearest stop: U-Bahnhof Kirchplatz on the Wehrhahnlinie, about 200 m; Graf-Adolf-Platz about 400 m; Herzogstraße bus stop right outside the door.
- From the Hauptbahnhof, take tram 708 or 709 to Graf-Adolf-Platz, or it's a good 20-minute walk.
- From Köln, it's about 22 to 30 minutes by train to Düsseldorf Hbf; from Neuss 10 to 15 minutes.
- Parking in the Tiefgarage Friedrichstraße (about 150 m) or in the Parkhaus Talstraße (about 300 m).
Location: Elisabethstraße 30 in Unterbilk
Laserazor Düsseldorf is located at Elisabethstraße 30, 40217 Düsseldorf, in the Unterbilk district on the border to Friedrichstadt, about 200 m from the Kirchplatz underground station on the Wehrhahnlinie and about 400 m from Graf-Adolf-Platz.
The studio opens in January 2027. Unterbilk is located between Friedrichstadt, Bilk and Medienhafen. You'll find cafes and small shops around Lorettostraße, and St. Peter's church is at Kirchplatz. You can reach the studio by underground, tram, bus, S-Bahn and car, and it's also an easy walk from many parts of the city centre. Because a course involves 8 to 12 appointments, it's worth checking your route before you start.
All details about the studio, the opening and how to pre-register are on the Laserazor Düsseldorf page. The distances in this guide are rounded and based on OpenStreetMap, the lines on the Rheinbahn network.
Stops right by the studio
The nearest stop is the Kirchplatz underground station on the Wehrhahnlinie, about 200 m from the studio. The U71, U72, U73 and U83 stop there. About 400 m away is the Graf-Adolf-Platz underground station, where the 706, 708 and 709 trams also stop.
| Stop | Lines | Distance or route |
|---|---|---|
| Kirchplatz underground station | Wehrhahnlinie U71, U72, U73, U83 | about 200 m |
| Graf-Adolf-Platz underground station | U71, U72, U73, U83 and tram 706, 708, 709 | around 400 m |
| Bus Herzogstraße | City bus, routes in the VRR timetable | right outside the door |
| Bahnhof Bilk | S-Bahn S8, S11, S28 | Change to the Wehrhahnlinie towards Kirchplatz |
The Wehrhahnlinie connects the Altstadt underground with Bilk and stops at Kirchplatz. If you're arriving by S-Bahn, change at Bahnhof Bilk, where the S8, S11 and S28 stop, and take the Wehrhahnlinie towards Kirchplatz. The bus stops at Herzogstraße right outside the door.
From the Hauptbahnhof and the city centre
From Düsseldorf Hauptbahnhof, take tram 708 or 709 to Graf-Adolf-Platz and walk for about five minutes from there. On foot, the entire route via Graf-Adolf-Straße is around 1.5 km, so a good 20 minutes. In good weather, this is a pleasant alternative if you want to pop by the Kö after your appointment.
| Location | Directions to Elisabethstraße 30 |
|---|---|
| Hauptbahnhof | Tram 708 or 709 to Graf-Adolf-Platz, then about a five-minute walk; on foot via Graf-Adolf-Straße around 1.5 km, a good 20 minutes |
| Königsallee | the south end of the Kö at Graf-Adolf-Platz is about 400 m away, a good five-minute walk |
| Landtag | about a ten-minute walk |
| Medienhafen and Rheinturm | about a 15-minute walk |
| Altstadt, Heinrich-Heine-Allee | a few minutes on the Wehrhahnlinie to Kirchplatz |
The south end of Königsallee at Graf-Adolf-Platz is only about 400 m from the studio. If you work or shop in the city centre, it's easy to combine your appointment with other errands.
From Düsseldorf's districts
From almost every district, you can take one of three routes: the Wehrhahnlinie to Kirchplatz, the S-Bahn to Bilk and then the Wehrhahnlinie, or the tram to Graf-Adolf-Platz. The table shows the general direction, not the exact line. For the fastest connection from your address, check the VRR timetable.
| District | How to get there |
|---|---|
| Altstadt | from Heinrich-Heine-Allee, just a few minutes on the Wehrhahnlinie to Kirchplatz |
| Carlstadt | on the Wehrhahnlinie towards Bilk to Kirchplatz, or walk towards Graf-Adolf-Platz |
| Friedrichstadt | the studio is on the border of Friedrichstadt, walking distance from many streets, otherwise take the tram to Graf-Adolf-Platz |
| Bilk | take the S-Bahn to Bahnhof Bilk, then the Wehrhahnlinie towards Kirchplatz |
| Unterbilk | you're already in the neighbourhood: walk or take the bus to Herzogstraße, right on our doorstep |
| Medienhafen | about a 15-minute walk |
| Hafen | walk from Medienhafen, or take the bus and tram from the rest of the Hafen towards Bilk or the city centre |
| Oberkassel | take the tram across the Rhein to Heinrich-Heine-Allee, then the Wehrhahnlinie to Kirchplatz |
| Pempelfort | take the Wehrhahnlinie towards Bilk to Kirchplatz |
| Derendorf | take the Stadtbahn or S-Bahn towards the city centre, then the Wehrhahnlinie to Kirchplatz |
| Flingern | take the S-Bahn to Bilk and continue on the Wehrhahnlinie, or take the tram towards the city centre and change to the Wehrhahnlinie |
| Düsseltal | take the tram or Stadtbahn towards the city centre, change to the Wehrhahnlinie to Kirchplatz |
| Golzheim | take the Stadtbahn to Heinrich-Heine-Allee, then the Wehrhahnlinie to Kirchplatz |
| Gerresheim | take the S-Bahn to Bilk, then the Wehrhahnlinie towards Kirchplatz |
| Benrath | take the S-Bahn to Hauptbahnhof, then tram 708 or 709 to Graf-Adolf-Platz |
| Eller | take the S-Bahn or tram to Hauptbahnhof, then the 708 or 709 to Graf-Adolf-Platz |
| Rath | take the S-Bahn to Hauptbahnhof and continue on the 708 or 709, or take the tram towards the city centre and change to the Wehrhahnlinie |
From Unterbilk, Friedrichstadt and Medienhafen, walking is often the easiest option. From outer districts like Benrath, Eller, Rath or Gerresheim, the route usually takes you via Hauptbahnhof or Bahnhof Bilk.
From the surrounding area: travel times to Düsseldorf
From Neuss, Hilden and Duisburg, you can reach Düsseldorf Hauptbahnhof by train in about 10 to 20 minutes, and from Köln, Wuppertal and Solingen in about 20 to 30 minutes. The travel times in the table are estimates for regional transport to Düsseldorf Hbf and depend on your connection. Then there's the route to the studio: tram 708 or 709 to Graf-Adolf-Platz and about a five-minute walk. If you're taking the S-Bahn, you can often get off at Bilk.
| From | Connection | Travel time (estimate) | Tip |
|---|---|---|---|
| Neuss Hbf | S-Bahn, RE | 10 to 15 mins to Hbf | get off the S-Bahn at Bilk and change to the Wehrhahnlinie |
| Meerbusch | Tram U70, U74, U75, U76 or bus | around 20 to 30 mins | take the tram to Heinrich-Heine-Allee, then change to the Wehrhahnlinie |
| Hilden | S1 | around 15 mins to Hbf | from Hbf, take the 708 or 709 to Graf-Adolf-Platz |
| Ratingen | S-Bahn or bus | depending on the connection | check the journey time for your stop in the VRR journey planner |
| Duisburg Hbf | RE, S1 | 12 to 20 mins to Hbf | travel time depends on whether you take the RE or S1 |
| Mülheim an der Ruhr Hbf | RE, S1 | 20 to 25 mins to Hbf | take the 708 or 709 from Hbf |
| Solingen Hbf | S1 | 20 to 30 mins to Hbf | a good 20-minute walk from Hbf, or take the tram |
| Wuppertal Hbf | RE4, S8 | 20 to 30 mins to Hbf | stay on the S8 until Bilk and change to the Wehrhahnlinie |
| Leverkusen Mitte | S6, RE | 20 to 25 mins to Hbf | from Hbf, take the 708 or 709 to Graf-Adolf-Platz |
| Köln Hbf | RE1, RE5, ICE | 22 to 30 mins to Hbf, ICE is quicker | around eight to twelve trips for a full course |
| Krefeld Hbf | RE | 25 to 35 mins to Hbf | take the 708 or 709 from Hbf |
| Mönchengladbach Hbf | RE, S8 | 25 to 35 mins to Hbf | get off at Bilk if you're taking the S8 |
| Essen Hbf | RE1, RE2, RE6 | 25 to 35 mins to Hbf | take the 708 or 709 from Hbf |
For the most up-to-date connection from where you live, it's best to use the VRR timetable. You can find more detailed info for your area in our guides Laser hair removal in the Ruhrgebiet and Niederrhein and Bergisches Land.
By car: directions and parking
If you're driving, just pop Elisabethstraße 30, 40217 Düsseldorf into your sat nav. From Köln city centre, it takes about 40 to 50 minutes to get to Unterbilk via the A57 or A3, assuming there's no traffic. From Meerbusch and Neuss, you can reach the city centre in around 20 to 30 minutes using the U70, U74, U75 or U76 tram lines, or by bus. This is often much more relaxing than hunting for a parking space.
| Parking | Distance | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Friedrichstraße underground car park | around 150 m | paid |
| Talstraße car park | around 300 m | paid |
The Friedrichstraße underground car park is around 150 m from the studio, and the Talstraße car park is around 300 m away. Both are paid. Allow extra time for your journey during rush hour so you arrive relaxed and on time.
Planning your course: how often you'll visit Unterbilk
A course of treatments consists of 8 to 12 sessions per area at intervals of six to eight weeks; it takes around one to one and a half years and means a trip to the studio roughly every two months.
This means: if you're coming from Köln, you'll travel to Düsseldorf around eight to twelve times for a full course. From Neuss, Hilden or Duisburg, the journey is short; from Dortmund or Aachen, it's much longer. If you're having multiple areas treated, you can do them in the same appointment. The number of trips stays the same, but the appointment will just take longer: underarms take around 10 minutes, full intimate area around 15 minutes, full back around 40 minutes and full legs around 45 minutes.
| Item | Example journey from Köln |
|---|---|
| Train from Köln Hbf to Düsseldorf Hbf | RE1, RE5 or ICE, 22 to 30 minutes, shorter with the ICE |
| Continue to the studio | Tram 708 or 709 to Graf-Adolf-Platz, then about a five-minute walk |
| Alternative by car | about 40 to 50 minutes via the A57 or A3 without traffic, parking in the Tiefgarage Friedrichstraße or Parkhaus Talstraße |
| Appointment | for example, underarms + full intimate area, about 15 minutes |
| Interval | six to eight weeks, so about every two months |
| Trips for the series | 8 to 12, spread over about one to one and a half years |
Purchased packages of 3, 5 or 10 sessions are valid for 24 months across all studios. Laserazor operates seven studios in five cities: Berlin Pestalozzistraße 13 and Danckelmannstraße 24, München Steinstraße 57 and Westendstraße 142, Augsburg Unter dem Bogen 2, Hamburg Poststraße 36, and from January 2027, Düsseldorf Elisabethstraße 30. If you're often in Berlin, München, Augsburg or Hamburg for work, you can book individual sessions there. You can find out what a series costs in our guide Laser-Haarentfernung Düsseldorf: Preise.
Tips for scheduling your appointments
With a little planning, the series fits easily into your everyday life. These points will help ensure you don't miss an appointment and every trip is worth it.
- Book your next appointment right away. Schedule your next appointment at the end of your session, six to eight weeks later. This keeps up the rhythm your hair roots need.
- Factor in sun and holidays. Keep the treatment area out of the sun for two weeks before each session, and use SPF 50 for two weeks afterwards. That's why you should plan your holidays between appointments.
- Shave beforehand, no creams on the day. Shave the area 12 to 24 hours beforehand, and don't apply any creams or deodorant on the day itself. If you're travelling from further away, shave the night before.
- No sport afterwards. No sport, sauna, or sun on the day of your treatment. Plan your workout for another day.
- Keep major events in mind. During Carnival and big trade fairs, trains and roads are much busier. Allow extra time for your journey or schedule your appointment for a different day.
- Check before you travel. Roadworks and diversions can change your route. A quick check of the VRR journey planner in the morning saves waiting around.
- Bundle your areas. Treating multiple areas in one appointment saves you trips. Combo packages like underarms + full intimate area are also cheaper than booking the areas individually.
We'll announce our opening hours before we launch. Until then, you can join the waitlist, and we'll invite you to the first appointments in January 2027. If you have any questions about getting here, our booking team is happy to help on 030 310 13 860.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where exactly is Laserazor Düsseldorf?
At Elisabethstraße 30, 40217 Düsseldorf, in the Unterbilk district on the border with Friedrichstadt. The Kirchplatz underground station on the Wehrhahnlinie is about 200 m away, and Graf-Adolf-Platz is about 400 m away. The studio opens in January 2027.
Which stop is closest?
The Kirchplatz underground station with lines U71, U72, U73 and U83, about 200 m from the studio. Trams 706, 708 and 709 also stop at Graf-Adolf-Platz, which is about 400 m away. The bus stops at Herzogstraße right outside our door.
How do I get to the studio from the main station?
Take tram 708 or 709 to Graf-Adolf-Platz, then it's about a five-minute walk. Walking via Graf-Adolf-Straße is about 1,5 km, which takes a good 20 minutes.
Where can I park nearby?
In the Friedrichstraße underground car park, about 150 m from the studio, or the Talstraße multi-storey car park, about 300 m away. Both are paid parking. You should allow extra time for your journey during rush hour.
How long does it take from Köln?
It takes about 22 to 30 minutes to Düsseldorf Hbf on the RE1, RE5 or ICE (the ICE is quicker), then take tram 708 or 709 to Graf-Adolf-Platz. By car, it takes about 40 to 50 minutes from Köln city centre via the A57 or A3, assuming no traffic jams. Laserazor doesn't have a studio in Köln, the nearest one is in Düsseldorf.
Is it worth travelling from Neuss, Duisburg or Wuppertal?
Yes, it's a short trip: from Neuss, it takes about 10 to 15 minutes by S-Bahn or RE to Düsseldorf Hbf, from Duisburg 12 to 20 minutes, and from Wuppertal 20 to 30 minutes. Taking the S-Bahn from Neuss and Wuppertal, you can often get off at Bilk and change to the Wehrhahnlinie.
How often do I need to come for a complete series?
One zone needs 8 to 12 sessions spaced six to eight weeks apart. That means one trip about every two months for a year to a year and a half, so eight to twelve trips in total. Treating multiple zones in the same appointment doesn't change the number of trips.
Are my packages valid in other studios too?
Yes. Packages of 3, 5 or 10 sessions are valid for 24 months across all seven Laserazor studios in Berlin, München, Augsburg, Hamburg, and from January 2027 in Düsseldorf. So you can easily have individual sessions in another city.
When does the studio open, and what are the opening hours?
Laserazor Düsseldorf opens in January 2027. We'll announce the opening hours before the launch. Until then, you can register your interest on the studio page, and our booking team is happy to answer any questions on 030 310 13 860.
Sources
The expert statements in this guide are based on the following sources. For each source, you'll find who wrote it, when it was published and its status.
- Verkehrsverbund Rhein-Ruhr (VRR) (ongoing). Timetable information for bus and train in Rhein-Ruhr. vrr.de. Timetable information. View source. Current connections and travel times for regional and city transport; the travel times in this article are rounded estimates.
- Rheinbahn AG (ongoing). Network and lines of the Rheinbahn in Düsseldorf. rheinbahn.de. Transport company. View source. U-Bahn, tram and bus in Düsseldorf, including the Wehrhahnlinie with lines U71, U72, U73 and U83 via Kirchplatz and Graf-Adolf-Platz.
- OpenStreetMap contributors (2026). Building Elisabethstraße 30, 40217 Düsseldorf (Unterbilk). openstreetmap.org. Map data (ODbL). View source. Location of the Laserazor studio Düsseldorf and distances to stops and car parks in this article.
NiSV-certified specialists from the Laserazor studios in Berlin, München, Augsburg, Hamburg and Düsseldorf. They perform treatments daily with Alexandrit and Nd:YAG lasers and write down here what they explain in the studio: no marketing promises, with sources.
This guide provides general information and doesn't replace medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Laser hair removal is a cosmetic procedure; if you have skin conditions, take medications that increase light sensitivity, are pregnant or have unexplained hair growth, it makes sense to get medical advice first.
