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

#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.

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

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

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

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.

| A super detailed guide. Hey everyone👋, today I'm bringing you a two-day Duisburg, Germany travel guide, guaranteed to make your trip smooth and fun😎! 🚗【Getting There & Itinerary】 👉Arrival: Duisburg is super convenient to get to, no matter where you're coming from. If you're flying✈️, fly to nearby Ruhrgebiet Airport. From there, it's a short taxi or bus ride to the city center. If you prefer taking the train🚄, enjoy the scenery along the way and experience the charm of different cities. 👉Accommodation: Book your hotel in advance. There are various prices and styles in and around Duisburg city center, depending on your budget and preferences. If you like the hustle and bustle, stay in the city center, where shops and restaurants are just outside your door. If you prefer peace and quiet, hotels near residential areas offer great value. 👉Overall Itinerary: I suggest exploring the city center's attractions on the first day after arrival. On the second day, visit the unique industrial landscapes in the surrounding areas and relax. 🌟【Day 1: Duisburg City Tour】 👉Morning: - Ruhr Museum: This is a must-see! You'll find many exhibits related to industrial changes, including tools and clothing used by miners, giving you a deep understanding of that historical period. It's truly impressive. - Stroll through Duisburg City Center: After the museum, take a walk in the city center. See the bustling commercial streets and the historic buildings like the City Hall and churches. The Gothic churches are magnificent. Take some photos📷 and experience the city's blend of tranquility and vibrancy. 🍔Lunch: After a morning of sightseeing, you'll be hungry. Try some local specialties. German sausages are a must, with various flavors. They're incredibly juicy and delicious. Pair them with a refreshing German beer🍺 for a truly satisfying meal. 👉Afternoon: - Kunstsammlung Nordrhein-Westfalen (Art Collection North Rhine-Westphalia): An art lover's paradise! It houses both modern and historical art collections, from abstract paintings and sculptures to classical oil paintings. You can immerse yourself in the world of art for hours. - River Cruise: After lunch, take a boat trip along the Duisburg canals🚤. Enjoy the scenery on both sides of the canal, including old buildings, trees, and flowers. It's picturesque, so remember to take photos. 🌃Evening: Explore the night market in the city center, buy some souvenirs, and try various snacks. If you like shopping, the nearby shopping street offers a wide range of brands. Shop till you drop, then head back to the hotel. 🌟【Day 2: Industrial Landscapes and Leisure Activities】 👉Morning: - Duisburg Nord Port: This place is unique! A former industrial area, it has been preserved as a distinctive landscape. The rusty steel frames and huge factory buildings exude the charm of industrial heritage. It's a great spot for taking industrial-style photos📸. - Explore nearby parks and green spaces, such as Ruhrpark: After visiting the port, enjoy the natural scenery in the park. Immerse yourself in the greenery and fresh air. Find a spot on the grass, look at the blue sky and white clouds, and relax. 🍽️Lunch: Have lunch at a nearby restaurant and try other local specialties. You might discover new culinary treasures. 👉Afternoon: - Time for leisure activities! If the weather is nice, cycling🚲 or hiking🚶‍♀️ are great options. Stroll along the riverside or park paths, enjoy the scenery, exercise, and relax. If you want to unwind completely, visit a nearby spa or thermal bath. 🌃Evening: If you have the energy, visit the night market again for souvenirs. If you're tired, take a walk near the hotel, experience the tranquility of the city at night, and end your trip on a perfect note. ⚠️【Important Notes】 👉Weather: Check the local weather forecast before departure. If it's sunny, bring sunscreen and a hat to avoid sunburn. If it's raining, bring an umbrella and raincoat. 👉Ticket Booking: Some attractions are popular, so book tickets or activity slots in advance to avoid disappointment. 👉Environmental Protection and Safety: Protect the environment, don't litter, and don't damage public facilities. Follow local traffic rules, be careful when crossing the road, and avoid making loud noises in public places. Be a responsible tourist. This guide is pretty detailed, right? I hope it helps you have a wonderful trip to Duisburg💖. Save it now!

Düsseldorf, a city located in western Germany, has both the charm of historical sedimentation and the vitality of modern fashion. Wandering through its streets and alleys, you can feel the fusion of tradition and innovation, and encounter an unparalleled travel feast. 1. Must-see classic views 1. Königsallee Known as "the most elegant shopping street in the world", it is also affectionately called "Kö" by the locals. The streets are lined with lush chestnut trees, and under the trees are rows of luxury stores such as Chanel, Gucci, etc., showing the luxury. In the middle of the avenue is a clear canal, with swans swimming leisurely in the water, forming a unique picture. Even if you don't shop, strolling here, feeling the fashionable atmosphere and appreciating the beautiful scenery is also a kind of enjoyment. 📍Address: Through the center of Düsseldorf 2. Rhine promenade The promenade along the Rhine is 1.5 kilometers long and extends from the old town to the river. Here, you can enjoy the river breeze, admire the ships coming and going on the Rhine, and see the Rhine Tower in the distance. In the evening, the setting sun shines on the river, the waves are sparkling, and the scenery is beautiful. There are many restaurants and cafes along the way. When you are tired, you can sit down, order a cup of coffee and enjoy a relaxing time. 📍Address: Unnamed Road, 40213 Düsseldorf, Germany 3. Düsseldorf Old Town (Altstadt) 🏮 It is located on the banks of the Rhine River within a radius of 1 kilometer. There are many historical buildings here, which have completely preserved the traditional German residential architecture. There are more than 260 pubs and restaurants here, which is known as the place with the highest concentration of restaurants and pubs in Europe. When you come here, you must taste the local specialty dark beer, sit in the open-air seats, and feel the German beer culture and lively atmosphere. 📍Address: Rhine River 4. Schloss Benrath A magnificent Rococo palace, it was once the residence of Duke Karl Theodore, Elector of the Palatinate. The palace stands on the tranquil lakeside and combines late French Rococo and Baroque elements. It is one of the most exquisite buildings of its kind in Europe. Walking into the palace, the luxurious interior decoration, exquisite murals and gorgeous chandeliers make people feel as if they have traveled back to that glorious era. The gardens surrounding the palace are also worth a visit. The neatly trimmed lawns and colorful flowers make it look like a fairy tale world. 📍Address: Benrather Schloßallee 100 - 108, 40597 Düsseldorf 2. Travel Recommendations Transportation - Airplane: Düsseldorf International Airport is the third largest airport in Germany, with numerous routes connecting to many cities around the world. From the airport to the city, you can take a train (such as the S11 train, which takes about 12 minutes to get to the city, and the ticket price is 3.3 Euros), the airport bus, or a taxi, which costs about 30 - 35 Euros. In addition, the airport also has a special skytrain suspended track train. First take it to the airport train station, then transfer to a train or local train to the main train station. The whole journey takes 5-8 minutes and costs 3.3 euros. With an S1 ticket, you can ride the skytrain for free. - Train: Germany has a well-developed railway network. Düsseldorf Main Station (Düsseldorf, Konrad - Adenauer - Platz) connects Germany and other European cities. Taking a train is a great way to travel as you can enjoy the scenery along the way. - City transportation: Public transportation in Düsseldorf includes rail trains (S-bahn), subways (U-bahn) and buses. You can buy one-way tickets (3.3 Euros, valid for 90 minutes), 24-hour tickets (8.3 Euros for one person, 12.5 - 25.1 Euros for 2 - 5 people), etc. In addition, you can also choose to rent a car and drive yourself, but you need to pay attention to traffic rules and parking issues; you can also ride shared bicycles to travel around the city conveniently and flexibly. Best time to travel May to September is the best time to travel to Düsseldorf. The weather is warm and sunny, suitable for various outdoor activities, such as walking along the Rhine River and visiting palace gardens. Moreover, during this period, the city will hold various music festivals, food festivals and other activities, allowing you to better experience the local culture. 3. Notes⚠️ - Language: The main local language is German, but English can be basically communicated in tourist attractions and some shopping malls. Simply learning some common German words, such as greetings, thank you, etc., will make traveling more convenient. - Currency: Euro is used and currency can be exchanged at airports, banks and exchange offices. Credit cards are accepted in most places, but it is recommended to carry some cash for small expenses or purchases where credit cards are not accepted. - Cultural etiquette: Germans pay attention to etiquette and should keep quiet and observe order in public places. When dining in a restaurant, it is common to tip the waiter 5% - 10%. - Weather changes: Germany's weather is changeable, so it is recommended to carry rain gear and a light jacket with you in case of sudden weather changes. - Shopping tax refund: If you spend a certain amount of money at a tax-refundable store, you can apply for a tax refund. Remember to keep your shopping receipts and apply for a tax refund at the airport or border crossing when leaving the EU. Are you ready to start this wonderful journey in Düsseldorf? Pack your bags and come experience the unique charm of this city! 🌟

Düsseldorf Citywalk, a day to experience Germany's "fashion capital"🍷 Everyone, do you want to immerse yourself in the charm of Düsseldorf, Germany's "fashion capital" in one day? Today I will share with you a super detailed one-day tour guide, you can’t go wrong by following it! 🏠Accommodation Arrangements There is a wide range of accommodation options in Düsseldorf to suit your budget. If you want convenience, I highly recommend Joyeurope's B&B near Dusseldorf Airport. Taking the S6 line, you can reach Düsseldorf Main Station in 6 stops and 16 minutes; driving is even faster, taking only 12 minutes. Living here, you can travel without worries and quickly return to your residence to rest after a busy day. 🗺Citywalk Route Depart from Düsseldorf Central Station and start this wonderful city tour, checking in at Japan Street, Bismarck Statue, Rhine River Promenade, King's Road and Goethe Museum in turn. If you have enough time, you can also visit the nearby Düsseldorf Deer Park. 🌟Check-in attractions 1. Japan Street: As soon as you step into Japan Street, you will be overwhelmed by the full Japanese style. There are many Japanese restaurants and shops here, where you can taste authentic sushi and ramen, as well as various exquisite Japanese gadgets. It is a great place to buy some special souvenirs. 2. Bismarck Statue: This statue is a witness to history, standing there solemnly and majestically. Take a photo with it as the background and post it on your Moments, it will look very stylish. 3. Rhine Riverside Promenade: Stroll along the Rhine River, feeling the gentle breeze and the sparkling water. There are many benches along the way. When you are tired, you can sit down and rest, quietly enjoying the river scenery. It is very comfortable. 4. King's Road: Germany's most famous shopping street, lined with many big brands. Luxury stores like LV and GUCCI, as well as various trendy brand stores, are so popular that you can’t stop shopping. Fashionistas should not miss it. 5. Goethe Museum: The museum has exhibitions centered around Goethe’s life and works, including manuscripts, letters, and books. It is a paradise for literature lovers. Here you can gain an in-depth understanding of Goethe's creative process and feel the charm of this literary giant. 6. Düsseldorf Deer Park: Just search “Wildpark Grafenberger Wald” on Google to find it. The deer in the park are strolling around and are very docile. You can buy a bag of carrots to feed the deer and have a close interaction with them, which will melt your heart. 🍱Food recommendations When you are tired of shopping, go to Brauerei im Füchschen to try something new. It is close to the Rhine River promenade and is in an easy-to-find location. His German pork elbow has crispy skin and tender meat, paired with sauerkraut and French fries, and a glass of freshly brewed beer, the taste is amazing! 📌Tips If you want to get to know Düsseldorf more deeply, you can also find a tour guide for one or more days. With a professional tour guide, you can not only learn the stories behind various attractions, but also discover some niche treasures. In addition, if there are many people traveling together, they also have 7-seater cars to provide travel services, which is super convenient. If you have any other questions about Germany, feel free to ask and I will take you around Germany.

🌦️Preparation before the trip Visa and transportation Chinese citizens need to apply for a Schengen visa and can fly directly from Beijing/Shanghai to Düsseldorf International Airport (the flight takes about 10 hours). It is recommended to buy the "Rheincard" transportation day ticket in the city (€9.9 for unlimited light rail/bus rides). The Airport Express Line S11 goes directly to the city center in 20 minutes. Best season You can take a day trip around the Netherlands during the Tulip Festival from March to May, dye the cobblestone streets of the old city with autumn colors from September to November, and experience the masked parade throughout the city during Carnival in February. The average daily temperature is 15-25℃, so it is recommended to bring a windproof jacket and a folding umbrella. Special equipment Comfortable walking shoes (the cobblestone streets in the old city test your leg strength), a wide-angle lens (to capture the magical buildings in the Media Harbor), and reusable shopping bags (most supermarkets do not provide free plastic bags). 🏛️Top 10 must-visit attractions Humanities and History Old Town (Altstadt) The "world's longest bar street" gathers more than 260 bars. We recommend the smoked dark beer Altbier from Uerige Beer House, paired with sauerkraut pork knuckle, €15 per person. There are street performers every Friday night, and the St. Lambert Church in the Renaissance complex houses the remains of a 7th-century saint. Media Harbor The twisted tower designed by Frank Gehry and the minimalist architecture by David Chipperfield create a visual impact. At dusk, take photos of the reflections on the water in front of the floor-to-ceiling windows of the port restaurant "Stage". Natural Art Rhine River Trail Recommended cycling route: From the Parliament Building to the Rhine Tower, passing the statue of the poet Heine and the open-air art installation along the way. The bicycle rental point provides retro bicycles for €5 per hour. Benrath Palace The pink Baroque palace hides the hunting stories of aristocrats in the 18th century. The mirror-like pool in the back garden turns into a red leaf filter in autumn. The guided tour with Chinese audio is €12 per person. Fashion landmark Königsallee Luxury flagship stores are interspersed with designer boutiques, and the avant-garde fashions of the local brand Wunderkind are recommended. The suspended art installation in the atrium of the shopping mall SEVEN is a hidden check-in spot. 🍴The Rhine on the tip of your tongue Local taste Schweinehaxe The crispy pork knuckle of the old shop Füchschen needs to be ordered in advance and is served with Düsseldorf yellow mustard sauce. The basement wine cellar retains oak barrels from 1848. Küchenlust The Black Forest cake is topped with local cherry wine, the pastry chef demonstrates chocolate sculptures on site, and the afternoon tea set is €25 and includes the limited edition "Rhine Mousse". International Integration Currywurst For curry sausages with French fries at night market stalls, I recommend the "Altstadt Curry" on the east side of Marktplatz Square, which has five levels of spiciness. Im Schiffchen This is a two-Michelin-starred restaurant where Napoleon once dined. Its signature dish, "Rhine salmon with asparagus," must be booked three months in advance, starting at €150 per person. 🏨 Accommodation Guide Design Hotel The Stage: A glass cube building in the media harbor, some rooms have suspended bathtubs, and the top-floor bar offers a 360° view of the Rhine. Breidenbacher Hof: A century-old palace hotel, with antique elevators and marble spiral staircases recreating the golden age, and executive suites with private art tours. Featured B&B Altstadt Loft: An industrial-style apartment converted from an old city loft. The landlord provides a hand-drawn "underground bar map". Houseboat 33: A yacht B&B moored in Media Harbor, where you can enjoy breakfast on the deck while watching flocks of swans flying over the water. 📅Five-day highlights Day 1: A preliminary exploration of the city context Morning: Rhine Tower Summit → Old Town Square Market Afternoon: Shopping on King's Avenue → Picnic in the Benin Palace Gardens Evening: Dark beer challenge at Altstadt Bar Street Day 2: Art Time Travel Morning: K20 Art Museum→Media Harbor Architecture Tour Afternoon: Kunsthaus Museum→North Rhine-Westphalia Film Museum Evening: Jazz dinner on a Rhine cruise Day 3: Symphony of Nature and History Full day: Cologne Cathedral day trip (40 minutes by train) Evening: Cycling along the Rhine to catch the sunset Day 4: Exploring the surrounding secrets Option A: Keukenhof Tulip Gardens + Windmill Village (only available from March to May) Option B: Tour of the Ruhr Industrial Heritage (Zollnerge Coal Mine World Heritage Site) Day 5: Immerse yourself in local life Morning: Experience alkaline bread baking at the local private bakery "Hinkel" Afternoon: Visit the Matcha Workshop on Japanese Street → Cherry Blossom Avenue at the University of Düsseldorf Evening: Special performance of the opera "The Ring of the Nibelung" 💡Player Tips Photography Point: The distorted mirror of the new customs building in Media Harbour (best light and shadow at sunrise) Medieval relief on the bronze door of St. Lambert's Church (photographed from the side against the light) Reflections in the moat of King's Row (using ND filters to extend exposure) Tips to avoid pitfalls: All shops in the city are closed on Sundays, and only REWE supermarket is open at the central station Beware of fraudsters pretending to be ticket inspectors. Always punch your ticket when boarding the train. Special Experiences: Make an appointment to explore the underground wine cellar (Füchschen offers a tour of the 19th century tunnels) Participate in the "Long Night Museum" event (some venues are open until the early hours of the morning in April/October) ✨Environmental Initiatives Participate in the "Green Dusseldorf" program and exchange 10 plastic bottles for hand-painted postcards at the tourist center. The Rhine River cruise company provides Trip Coins vouchers. This guide, which combines Baroque luxury, industrial aesthetics and urban life, will help you unlock the multiple charms of the Pearl of the Rhine!

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Here's a polished version of your review: --- I recently visited Düsseldorf and had a great experience. Getting to and from the airport was very easy using the S-Bahn. I stayed at the Carat Hotel, which has a very central location—not far from both an U-Bahn station and Düsseldorf’s main train station, making it convenient for getting around the city. Düsseldorf is especially nice during the Christmas market period, with a festive atmosphere, beautiful decorations, and plenty of seasonal treats. I highly recommend visiting at this time of year!

#JanuaryTravelSupportEvent #FebruaryTravelSupportEvent I recommend Namu Café, where you can taste Korean desserts in Düsseldorf, Germany, where you can eat red bean shaved ice, mango shaved ice, various cakes, and in winter, bungeoppang. Oststraße 124, 40210 Düsseldorf

#JanuaryTravelSupportEvent Make sure to make a reservation at OpenTable and go. All the menus are delicious. In fact, the cost-effectiveness is low, but everything I ordered was delicious, so I recommend it because you can eat delicious Japanese food without going all the way to Japan from Germany. Kushi-Tei of Tokyo Immermannstraße 38, 40210 Düsseldorf #FebruaryTravelSupportEvent #germanytravel

#JanuaryTravelSupportEvent There's always a waiting line, so if you hate waiting, I recommend making a reservation here in advance. The izakaya-style interior and the music playing inside the restaurant were the best for the atmosphere. I personally recommend the yakitori menu. Kushi-Tei of Tokyo Immermannstraße 38, 40210 Düsseldorf #FebruaryTravelSupportEvent #germanytravel