2025 Dusseldorf Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in June)

Today, I want to introduce you to a charming fairytale town located by the Rhine River in Germany. With its captivating history and natural beauty, it’s undoubtedly a must-visit destination in the Rhine Valley. 📍 Destination: Bacharach, Germany 📖 Fun Facts: Bacharach is a picturesque town by the Rhine River, renowned for its medieval architecture, wine production, and stunning scenery. The town features well-preserved half-timbered houses, narrow streets, and historic buildings, while the surrounding countryside boasts breathtaking views. 💐 Must-Do Tips: 🔹 Stroll Through the Old Town Wandering through the old town is a must when visiting Bacharach. The cobblestone streets and timber-framed houses are enchanting. Be sure to explore landmarks like St. Peter’s Church, Wernerkapelle, and Alte Haus. There are also plenty of great restaurants to enjoy. 🔹 Visit Stahleck Castle Just a 10-minute walk from the old town, Stahleck Castle offers magnificent views of the surrounding valley, the Rhine River, and lush vineyards. The castle also houses a café where you can relax and unwind. 🔹 Enjoy the Best Panoramic Views of the Town For the best panoramic views of Bacharach’s old town, Stahleck Castle, St. Peter’s Church, the Rhine River, and the verdant vineyards, climb up to Postenturm. The scenery from this vantage point is truly stunning. 🔹 Walk Along Bacharach’s Town Walls One of the most charming features of Bacharach is its well-preserved town walls, which add historical significance and allure to the town. Located near the train station, the walls are surrounded by terrace restaurants where you can sip coffee while watching trains pass by—a unique experience. 🔹 Take a Rhine River Cruise A boat tour along the Rhine River is another must-do activity. The river is lined with many beautiful towns, and cruising allows you to explore different destinations, making for an unforgettable experience.

❤️Day 1: Düsseldorf Art Palace Museum - A must-visit for art lovers. The museum houses a large collection of artworks, showcasing the artistic charm of Düsseldorf and Germany. Düsseldorf Old Town - This place is full of small shops and is a place that girls will definitely love. The cobblestone streets, ancient buildings, and bustling markets in the old town will let you feel the unique charm of Düsseldorf. Düsseldorf Old Brewery - A great place to experience German culture. Here, you can taste authentic old beer and German national dish pork knuckle, a great place to taste local food. ❤️Day 2: Benrath Palace - As the largest palace in Düsseldorf, its typical Prussian palace style is worth seeing. Düsseldorf Classic Remise - When you come to Germany, the home of cars, you must visit this classic car museum to feel the charm of cars. Wildpark Grafenberg - A great place to get close to nature. Here, you can get up close and personal with free-range deer. Bring apples or carrots for more fun. In addition, don't miss a walk along the Rhine River and the modern architecture of the Media Harbor. Stroll along Königsallee to experience the leisurely life of Germans and enjoy the local bar and coffee culture. ❤️Travel tips: Best time to travel - The best time to visit Germany is from March to October, when the days are long and the temperature is pleasant. Transportation - If you are traveling on your own, you can choose to buy a 24-hour pass, which is enough for you to visit the main attractions in two days. If time permits, you can also consider buying a public transportation pass for the surrounding towns. Accommodation - If you are just staying for a short time, you can choose to stay in a hotel near the train station. If you plan to stay in Düsseldorf for a few days, it is recommended to choose accommodation in the city center, which is convenient for transportation and has complete living facilities. ❤️Extra recommendation - Wildpark Grafenberg - This is one of the favorite places in Düsseldorf! No tickets are required, and you can interact with many deer here, a great place to experience being close to nature. Remember to bring apples or carrots! There are other walking spots and lounge chairs in the park where you can enjoy the sun and relax. ❤️Warm tips: When buying train tickets and passes, please check the routes and prices in advance, and leave enough time for ticket purchase and verification. Although most of the time you will not be checked, it is recommended to buy tickets in advance and keep them properly to avoid unnecessary trouble. ❤️Finally, I hope you have a pleasant and unforgettable trip to Düsseldorf! Remember to do your homework and prepare in advance, and have a great trip!

|Pink Bunrath Palace Princess please go home. 🎀There is a super princess-style rococo pink Benrath Palace near Dusseldorf, which is really beautiful! Although the palace is not big, the upstairs area is not open yet, but this does not affect its charm at all. 💒But I have to mention that its garden is really huge! Walking around, you can see the flowers and greenery. I can't imagine how happy I would be if I lived there, as if the fairy tale has come to reality. 🎫Here are the tour guides about Benrath Palace: The ticket price is 14 euros [note, this ticket includes the main palace and the museums on both sides]. The palace is not large, with 8 main rooms. The entrance is the basement, where you can store your bags, which is very convenient. You can listen to the explanation by scanning at the door. The explanation setting is very interesting. After following the guide to the first floor, the tour officially begins. The staff at the entrance will thoughtfully remind you to wear shoe covers, and the service is very attentive. 📷It takes about an hour to tour the interior and take photos. If you have enough time, be sure to check out the museums on both sides after visiting the interior. There may be unexpected surprises. 🌳Go around to the back of the palace, wow, it’s the huge free garden. The external garden is open for free all day. No matter when, you can come here to experience the perfect integration of nature and the palace. Moreover, this palace also undertakes the business of taking wedding photos, which seems to be 300 euros an hour. Imagine leaving a once-in-a-lifetime beautiful image in front of this pink palace. It is simply romantic to the extreme. 🕙Please remember the opening hours: 11:00-17:00 on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Fridays; 11:00-18:00 on Saturdays and Sundays.

#europetrip Düsseldorf’s old town, known as the “longest bar in the world,” is a lively and historic hub that perfectly blends tradition and modernity. Its charming cobblestone streets are lined with over 300 pubs, bars, and restaurants, offering a vibrant nightlife and a chance to sample the city’s signature Altbier. Beyond its lively atmosphere, the old town boasts architectural gems like St. Lambertus Church, with its twisted spire, and the historic Rathaus (City Hall). Stroll along the Rhine promenade for stunning river views or visit the quaint squares like Burgplatz. Düsseldorf’s old town offers a dynamic mix of culture, history, and fun.

| Düsseldorf Old Town. [One]P1: Düsseldorf's Old Town Square is located by the Rhine River. The square is small, but it is the oldest square in the city and the site of the festival market. There are more than 1,000 folk festivals of all sizes in Germany, and people gather here to celebrate festivals every three days on average. [Two]P2: The ancient city hall [Three]P3: In the middle of the square, there is a bronze statue of Grand Duke Johann Wilhelm weighing 8 tons, surrounded by iron railings. According to records, it was built in 1711. This duke was the city-state monarch of Düsseldorf in the 18th century. Although he was short and not good-looking, he had a great taste for art. He married a wealthy wife, and her generous dowry helped him expand the city of Düsseldorf, build an opera house, and establish an art gallery, making Düsseldorf a major art center in Germany and laying the foundation for today's prosperity. [Four]P4-P6: Castle Square [Five]P7-P20: Old Town restaurants, streets, hotels, residential areas, traditional German residential buildings, ancient and quaint; the Old Town has many beer halls, bars, cafes, and restaurants with various cuisines.

If you visit North Rhine-Westphalia, it's very probably to visit the state capital Düsseldorf as well and last but not least it's also very probably to be rainy ☔, specially if it happens to be between October to May. However, there is always something to do. I suggest you to start from the Mediahafen with its mixture of modern and traditional architecture. Than the Rhine tower with the best views on the city. The old town and the most expensive street, Königsallee, where if your credit card allows you can spent a lot of time and avoid the weather conditions at all 😁 #100waysoftravel #düsseldorf #germany #traveldiaries #traveldiary

#EuropeanTravel #Germany #Düsseldorf 🇩🇪 Düsseldorf, Germany 📍Rhine Riverside 🚶🏻🚶🏼‍♂️Düsseldorf is a German city along the Rhine River. If you walk a little from the downtown area of ​​Düsseldorf, there is a riverside path where you can walk along the Rhine River. The Rhine River in Düsseldorf is a famous sunset spot, but unfortunately, it was cloudy on the day I visited, so I couldn't see the beautiful sunset. Still, it felt good to walk along the Rhine River with the cool river breeze blowing. It was quiet because there were fewer people than in the busy city!! And as you walk, you can also see the Rhine Tower, the symbol of Düsseldorf. If you come to Düsseldorf, Germany, try walking along the Rhine River 💙

While away the evening on the Rhine, cheer on the team with the crowd at the football stadium or go shopping on Königsallee, affectionately known as the Kö. All of this is possible in Düsseldorf. Come and discover the State capital for yourself. Be inspired by our tourist attractions and landmarks or go on one of our suggested tours. Visitors will find plenty of top places and squares in the city. Amongst the most popular of these are the Old Town, Königsallee and the Media Harbour. But don’t be fooled into thinking that is all the city has to offer: Düsseldorf’s 50 districts all have their own charm and tourist attractions. A visit to districts off the beaten tourist track is by all means worth it.

Suedpark is the largest park in Dusseldorf. It's really big and different in scale to a typical park in Japan lol It's apparently an Instagrammable spot (?) There are lots of clocks that show the same time for some reason, and there's lots of greenery and lots of people having picnics. Even though it's not in the countryside, there are lots of ducks and rabbits, so it's a lovely park where you can feel nature.

My final work trip in Germany brings me to a city called dusseldorf, which is just a 3hrs drive up north from the main city frankfurt. Dusseldorf is known for is arts fantasy and music. There is also 2 different side of dusseldorf, where I was it's the old town called Altstadt and this is easily spotted as the rhine river seperates the old town and the new town of dusseldorf. Few popular attractions that you have to visit is the Rhine Tower, the musuem kunstpalast, the rhine promenade and many more all located along the banks of the rhine river. And of course being in Germany, don't forget to enjoy a pint of beer while enjoy the scenic view of the river and the great fall weather. #fallingforfall #germany #dusseldorf #view #scenic #worktrip #tripblazers

Düsseldorf is a city in western Germany known for its fashion industry and art scene. It's divided by the Rhine River, with its Altstadt (Old Town) on the east bank and modern commercial areas to the west.

Great view on the entire city of Düsseldorf! Especially, I recommend to visit during sunset as views on the city are really stunning. At the top, there are multiple facilities to spend time, including bar and restaurant. It's really unforgettable experience to drink some cocktail on the top of the such beautiful city. #dusseldorf #city #citybreak #germany #germanytravel #german #germanytravel #rhineruhr #rhineturm #duesseldorf #awesomepic #summervacation #deutschland #deutsch #holiday #holidayvacation #holidays #holiday #vacation #vacations #vacations_mood #holiday_mood

Germany Ni to the local very well-known is the bar street every night cooking will have 5 people after work to chill in Nini plus through the local usually many places are very early closed doors only see Ni is 5 will close Plus the wine thing Germany is most famous wheat beer will have many different fruits or ginger combination if you have the opportunity to go to Germany you really have to try great #Summer good place

Rhine River, Germany The Rhine River is a tourist attraction for taking a cruise along the beautiful river and enjoying the scenery of many valleys and vineyards. There are castles on the banks. If you are in the area near the city, you will see more hotels and restaurants than other places. The atmosphere is very good. 🥰 #MissingNature

If you want to heal, go to “Victoriaplatz”٩(๑❛ᴗ❛๑)۶ My favorite place in Düsseldorf is “Victoriaplatz”! If you walk along the Rhine River from the city center, you will find this place🥰 If you go on a sunny day, there are a lot of people taking off their clothes and enjoying sunbathing◡̈ It seems that people in Germany go out to enjoy sunbathing on nice days! It’s really crowded even on weekdays..! I liked going when there weren’t many people more than when there were a lot of people🥺 Just sitting under a tree and listening to Keshi’s songs loudly makes me really happy🤍🖤 And if you buy milk tea nearby, you will be even happier! ! And it feels really different in fall! From leaves to grass.. I like Victoriaplatz in summer better, but both are really pretty. ఇ If you go to Düsseldorf, you must visit. ఇ 📍Victoriaplatz 📍You can get there by going to Victoriapl./Klever U-Bahn station◡̈ #WithNature #Düsseldorf #GermanyTravel #Relaxation #HealingTravel #NextTimeHere#LifeShotPlace#LifeTravelDestination#ExcitingPark

Introducing “What’s Beef” where you can taste the perfect American dessert◡̈ This place is located in Düsseldorf! My friend wanted to eat a super sweet dessert so we went there and it was really.. the perfect American dessert😂 So touching. . We ate somewhere else and went there just to eat dessert, but this place is also famous for their burgers! I think it would be really good to eat a burger and a shake too! But the calories are a bomb🥺 Oh my god! It was really delicious, but it was so much sweeter than I imagined so I couldn’t finish itㅠ.. I thought I really liked sweets, but even I couldn’t finish it because it was so sweetㅠ.. But I think it’s something I should try at least once! I think it's a good dessert to eat when you're feeling depressed٩(๑❛ᴗ❛๑)۶ If you go to Düsseldorf, be sure to stop byఇ 📍What's Beef 📍Address: Immermannstraße 24, 40210 Düsseldorf, Germany #WaitingRestaurant #WaitingHotPlace #Düsseldorf #GermanyTravel #GermanRestaurant #ConqueringRestaurants#NextTimeHere#RestaurantExploration#Cafe

Korean cherry blossoms are really pretty, pink-pink, but I also really like German cherry blossoms◡̈ The cherry blossoms I mostly saw in Korea were light pink and felt like they were falling in the sky, but in Germany, there are many double cherry blossoms, so you can see cherry blossoms with deeper colors. And the cherry blossoms really looked like popcorn🥰 Actually, I was just walking around and thought, "Are the cherry blossoms blooming?" Then I grabbed a day and went out to see the cherry blossoms◡̈ There were so many pretty cherry blossoms😭 I was so happy◡̈ And I think I got prettier pictures thanks to the person who appeared as a model while taking pictures of the cherry blossoms٩(๑❛ᴗ❛๑)۶ It was a fun experience The cherry blossoms in the city of Bonn are especially pretty! You can really walk along the cherry blossom road٩(๑❛ᴗ❛๑)۶ Let's all go on a cherry blossom trip to Germany in the spring☺️☺️☺️ #SpringIsHere #UnderTheCherryBlossoms #CherryBlossomSpots #CherryBlossomRestaurants #Germany #SpringFlowerViewing#NextTimeHere#LifeTravelDestination#LifeShotSpot#SafeTravel#CityTravel

My favorite Korean restaurant in Düsseldorf, “Yogi”◡̈ The signboard looks like a perfect Korean pocha that makes you wonder if this is Korea!٩(๑❛ᴗ❛๑)۶ First of all, the food is really delicious◡̈ All the menus I tried were really successful! Whenever my foreign friends wanted to try Korean food, I always took them here. It’s the best restaurant in my opinion! My favorite dishes on the menu are chicken feet and stir-fried pork◡̈ In Korea, chicken feet are too spicy to eat, but the chicken feet here aren’t as spicy as in Korea, so even people like me who can’t handle spicy food can enjoy it! And the stir-fried pork is just so deliciousㅠ.. You have to eat it...ఇ The chicken and other menus are also really delicious, so order your favorite food!٩(๑❛ᴗ❛๑)۶ 📍Yogi 📍Address: Grupellostraße 5, 40210 Düsseldorf 📍Opening hours: 12:00 - 21:00 (Closed on Mondays) #RegularRestaurant #HiddenRestaurant #GermanyTravel #Düsseldorf #GermanKoreanFood #NextTimeHere#RestaurantExploration#CityTravel

Enjoying a walk in Düsseldorf “Grafenberg”🚶🍃 I really like to spend time walking around the park or sitting on the grass without any special plans when I travel◡̈ So I want to introduce the path I always take for a walk! One of the advantages of Germany is that there are many wide lawns and walking paths without going far from the city٩(๑❛ᴗ❛๑)۶ It’s a big advantage for me who likes walking..! Just walking can bring you a lot of pretty scenery◡̈ And the smell of nature is really the bestㅠ When I think of Germany, I think of cloudy weather, but Germany seems to be a country with really pretty clouds and many clear days! Walking with friends on a clear day like this is really happyఇ If you like walking or nature, you should definitely go there! It’s not special, but you can enjoy perfect healing 💫! #Dusseldorf #Germany travel #Germany #walking #walking trail #Youth travel #Traveling alone #Safe travel #Happy New Year #City travel

Düsseldorf's famous Schweinshaxe restaurant "Schweine Janes"🍖 When you think of German food, the first thing that comes to mind is Schweinshaxe! It's not super delicious, but I think it's a must-eat when you go to Germany٩(๑❛ᴗ❛๑)۶ When you organize your photos a few days after eating it, it's the kind of food you want to eat,, Whenever I eat Schweinshaxe or schnitzel in Düsseldorf, I always go to this restaurant! The schnitzel is ordinary, but the schnitzel is really delicious! ❗️The French fries are delicious, but they're even better when you change them to potato puree (Kartoffelpüree)! French fries are often eaten٩(๑❛ᴗ❛๑)۶ ❗️If you change the salad to a salad called Krautsalat, you can enjoy Haxe more cleanly◡̈ 📍Schweine Janes 📍Bolkerstraße 13, 40213 Düsseldorf And additionally, the representative local beer of Düssel is “Altbier”! „Schumacher Altbier“ is a representative beer restaurant that brews Altbier! It is close to the Schweinehaxe restaurant above, so be sure to visit it.ᕦ ᐛ ᕗ 📍Schumacher Altbier 📍Bolkerstraße 44, 40213 Düsseldorf #NowMenu #GermanTravel #GermanBeer #GermanRestaurant #WinterTravel #RestaurantExploration #HappyNewYear #CityTravel

Village Hotel and good accomodation

Dusseldorf - Germany: A lovely city near Cologne which we can do s day trip there. The building has a unique style. Walking around in a day is possible. Trying German food at local German restaurant is good experience especially with German beers. 🍺🍺🍺

Dsseldorf is the fashion capital of Germany. Many brands of large fashion SHOW will be held here, so it is a holy place for shopping. Take the Viking bus from Cologne to Dsseldorf for about 1 hour. Look, the car shopping concierge introduced us to which brands can be bought, where there are supermarkets, pharmacies, etc., and can not find the shopping concierge will help us check and take us to buy, too intimate, save a lot of trouble The staff at the entrance to the mall sent us 50 Euro vouchers, only the guests of the Viking Cruises. If they come, there is no such treatment drop shop plus 5 floors, shopping concierge We gave the floor map to us one by one in advance, so that we can refer to where to buy when we buy, and don't waste time. If you don't buy it, you can go to the nearby King's Road to continue purchasing. Here is the paradise for shopping King's Road is still very beautiful, there is a canal, surrounded by green and green plants, indirect luxury shops on both sides of the strait, strolling around the day, the couple on the street laugh So brilliant, no wonder known as the most elegant shopping streets, Avenue on the west side is the banking district. The main bank branch building in western Germany. The east side is an upscale business district. There are modern luxury fashion clothing stores, jewelry stores, porcelain stores, antique auction houses and so on.

Dsseldorf, the capital of North Rhine-Westphalia (North Rhine-Westphalia), the most economically developed state in Germany, the Du Village in the mouth of Chinese immigrants (Dsseldorfs German) Dsseldorf

North Rhine-Westphalia is located in western Germany and is the most populous state in Germany and the most densely populated region in Europe. The capital of Dsseldorf, west borders Belgium and the Netherlands. From the Netherlands, Amsterdam, Utrecht, Arnhem, the line is the ICE Express, direct to Duisburg, Dussel, Cologne, Bonn, Frankfurt and other big cities, expensive but save time. On Christmas Eve, Dsseldorf's "King's Avenue" decorated with lanterns presents a unique theme world. The little angel market at Heinrich Heine Square exudes the energy of young people. There is a nostalgic stall in front of the historic City Hall and the statue of the Knights of Yang Williams. The small star market in Steinbrcken is full of impressive winter views. Walking in the cold winter days, how can I have a glass of mulled wine made from white or red grapes? Gluhwein is a German traditional Christmas drink. As early as BC, the Romans prepared wines by adding sugar and various spices to the wine to preserve the wine for a longer period of time and increase the flavor of the wine. Only this winter, which needs warmth, can be enjoyed. A cup of hot wine went down and the cold was dispelled. More than 230 Christmas stalls and 450 square meters of city ice rink, fun.

The avant-garde art gallery K21 is hidden in the National Assembly Building in the 19th century. K20 and K21 adopt a new exhibition concept that runs counter to the traditional method. The large space is divided into small space of theme, and each small room will be brought into different emotions. K21 The installation on the top floor, each visitor can wear tooling to enter the artwork and become part of the artwork. Small to a wall, an object, each person can give it different emotions and meanings. Originally, everyone can be an artist.

Any student of German literature has spent a lot of hours with Faust or one of his many other famous works, so a visit to this small museum is a must. Most of the exhibits were old editions of his books and letters and paintings related to Goethe’s very interesting life. There is a lovely park across the street from the house and other museums in the area so it’s convenient to stop by for a brief visit.

If you visit Düsseldorf and you love matcha and Asian desserts, I highly recommend visiting WAKABA Japan Shop and Caffee, Bing Go, Soboro Korean Bakery WAKABA 📍Address: Marienstraße 26, 40210 Düsseldorf Bing Go (Card payment only!) 📍Address: Immermannstraße 27, 40210 Düsseldorf Soboro Düsseldorf: Korean Bakery 📍Address: Immermannstraße 18, 40210 Düsseldorf 💞Reasons to Recommend: they have great matcha and desserts like matcha tiramisu or strawberry cake. 💰Average Price per Person: 5-10€ Dae-Yang Japanese store is nearby, and also a great place to buy some matcha or Asian treats #citydaytours #germany #germany #matcha