Düsseldorf Holidays and City Breaks 

Düsseldorf's most famous shopping street is all about elegance. Whether you're into designer labels or just love a stylish setting, walking along the Kö - lined with trees, canals. and luxury boutiques - is a must. 

Known as "the longest bar in the world," the Altstadt is packed with traditional pubs, cosy bars, and local breweries. Grab an Altbier (the city's signature brew) and soak up the fun, laid-back vibe. 

Art lovers will feel right at home here. Visit K20 for classical modern art and K21 for contemporary exhibitions in a beautiful glass-domed building. Even if you're not an art enthusiast, these places are inspiring. 

This Rhine promenade is perfect for a sunset stroll, a coffee break, or people-watching. It links the Old Town with the modern MedienHafen, making it a scenic way to explore the city on foot. 

Düsseldorf's a famous dark beer, a must-try local brew, served fresh in small glasses.

A strong herbal liqueur, perfect as a post-dinner shot. 

Marinated beef roast served with red cabbage and dumplings. 

Classic German street food you'll find all over town. 

Düsseldorf is very walkable, especially in the city centre, Altstadt, and along the Rhine promenade. Many top sights, shops, and restaurants are within easy walking distance. 

The city has an excellent and efficient network of trams, buses, and U-Bahn (underground trains), all run by Rheinbahn. Tickets are easy to buy at machines or via apps, and day passes are great value. 

Düsseldorf Airport (DUS) is just 10-15 minutes by train or S-Bahn from the city centre, easy and convenient.