Dusseldorf

Jan Wellem and the Old Town Hall, his tomb in St. Andreas, the Kunsthalle, the Kö’s Triton fountain, the Pegeluhr and Schloss Benrath. Checked October 2026.

Burgplatz and the castle tower, St. Lambertus and its twisted spire, the 1288 monument, the Rhine promenade, KIT and a bunker church. Checked October 2026.

Düsseldorf, a city celebrated for its modern architecture, fashion, and vibrant art scene, boasts a truly unique exhibition space that

The Rheinturm in Düsseldorf: a 240.5 m TV tower from 1981, a view from 168 m, a revolving restaurant and a light clock you can learn to read. Checked October 2026.

The remarkable history of Sankt Sakrament begins not as a church, but as an air-raid shelter. In 1928, the Catholic

The term “Pegeluhr” literally translates to “gauge clock” or “water level clock,” perfectly describing its dual function. This elegant structure

Düsseldorf’s Old Town: the ‘longest bar in the world’, how to order Altbier, the Jan Wellem statue, Heine’s birthplace and the cartwheelers. Checked October 2026.

Nestled in the idyllic southern reaches of Düsseldorf, Schloss Benrath stands as a breathtaking testament to Rococo architecture and garden

The Rheinpromenade is a picturesque promenade that stretches along the banks of the Rhine River in Düsseldorf. This scenic walkway

The Old Town Hall (Rathaus) is a magnificent Renaissance building that stands as a testament to Düsseldorf’s rich history and