Altstadt (Old Town)
Düsseldorf's lively old town is famously nicknamed 'the longest bar in the world' because of its hundreds of pubs and restaurants packed into a small, vibrant area.
Düsseldorf is one of Germany’s most stylish cities, buzzing with creativity, culture, and a whole lot of energy. It sits at the heart of Germany’s busiest state, and it punches well above its weight when it comes to fashion and art. World-famous designers show off their latest collections here, and the city’s galleries are packed with masterpieces by some of the greatest artists of the twentieth century.
But Düsseldorf is not all sleek and serious. Head to the Altstadt, the old town, and you will find one of Europe’s most lively neighbourhoods, crammed with hundreds of pubs and restaurants where locals love to gather and celebrate. Then stroll over to the Königsallee, a glamorous boulevard where weeping willows shade a beautiful canal running right down the middle of the street — it feels more like a film set than a shopping street.
From a fairytale pink palace surrounded by a moat to a harbour full of wonderfully weird futuristic buildings, Düsseldorf loves to surprise you.
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Düsseldorf is the capital of North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany's most populous state, and is an internationally renowned centre of fashion, art, and trade fairs.
Düsseldorf's Königsallee shopping boulevard is so glamorous that locals affectionately nickname it 'the Kö' — and it has a lovely tree-lined canal running right down the middle of it!
Düsseldorf's lively old town is famously nicknamed 'the longest bar in the world' because of its hundreds of pubs and restaurants packed into a small, vibrant area.
One of Europe's most elegant shopping boulevards features a beautiful willow-lined canal flowing through its centre, making window shopping feel very fancy indeed.
Two stunning modern art galleries house works by Picasso, Klee, and many other 20th-century masters, making Düsseldorf one of Germany's top art destinations.
The old harbour has been transformed into a dazzling district of futuristic architecture, including three wild wobbly buildings designed by the famous architect Frank Gehry.
Nordpark is a beautiful public park with a famous Japanese Garden, colorful flower displays, and open green spaces perfect for exploring and relaxing.
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