Discover escorts in North Rhine-Westphalia
North Rhine-Westphalia escorts work a state that turned the largest coal mine in the world into a UNESCO site and its blast furnaces into parks, while Dusseldorf and Cologne on the Rhine never had to change at all. Ten million people live in the Ruhr belt alone. High-class companions cover both worlds.
More relevant info about escorts in and around North Rhine-Westphalia can be found here.
Alice LaRouxe
- Body Type: Petite
- Hair Color: Blonde
- Eye Color: Brown
- Height: 157
- Weight: 42
- Piercings: true
Kate
- Body Type: Curvy
- Hair Color: Blonde
- Eye Color: Green
- Height: 175
- Hair Length: Long
- Shoe Size: 39
Paulina
- Body Type: Slim
- Hair Color: Brown
- Eye Color: Green
- Height: 172
- Hair Length: Long
- Shoe Size: 39
Lena
- Body Type: Slim
- Hair Color: Blonde
- Eye Color: Brown
- Height: 163
- Tattoos: true
- Hair Length: Long
Mara
- Body Type: Slim
- Hair Color: Red
- Eye Color: Brown
- Height: 182
- Hair Length: Long
- Shoe Size: 43
More about the North Rhine-Westphalia region
North Rhine-Westphalia is two economies stitched together by the densest motorway network in Europe. The Rhine cities, Dusseldorf and Cologne, never had to change: Dusseldorf kept the state government, the fashion trade, and a Japanese business community large enough to have its own district, and Cologne kept the media, the insurance houses, and the cathedral. The Ruhr to the north spent fifty years turning coal mines and steelworks into parks, galleries, and lakes, and ten million people now live in a belt from Duisburg to Dortmund where almost nobody works in the industries it was built for.
Nothing in the state is more than an hour from anything else, and the trade fair calendars in Dusseldorf and Cologne set the busiest weeks for the whole corridor. Escorts in North Rhine-Westphalia work a market where the money is spread across five or six cities rather than concentrated in one, and fifty starred restaurants are spread just as widely.
High-class companions cover Dusseldorf, Cologne, Bonn, Essen, and Dortmund, with Aachen and Munster adding smaller markets at either edge.
Hotels & short stay
- Breidenbacher Hof, Dusseldorf
Ranked first of 240 hotels in the city, on the Konigsallee - Excelsior Hotel Ernst, Cologne
Family-owned grande dame facing the cathedral since 1863 - Wasserturm Hotel Cologne
Converted nineteenth-century water tower, the tallest in Europe when built - Hyatt Regency Dusseldorf
Media Harbour tower with river views on both sides - Relais & Chateaux Hotel Diepeschrather Muhle, Bergisch Gladbach
Converted mill east of Cologne, home to Nelson Muller's starred kitchen
Dining & nightlife
- Vendome, Bergisch Gladbach
Two stars for creative French-classic cooking, the state's most decorated table - Ox & Klee, Cologne
Two stars for modern cuisine in the Rheinauhafen - Coeur D'Artichaut, Munster
Two stars for modern French cooking in the university city - Nagaya, Dusseldorf
Star-holding Japanese kitchen in the city with Europe's largest Japanese community - SchwarzGold, Dortmund
Pierre Beckerling's starred restaurant at the former Kokerei Hansa