Düsseldorf, however you want it.

Welcome to Düsseldorf, a city that perfectly blends tradition and modernity, offering visitors a unique experience. Known for housing the "longest bar in the world," Düsseldorf boasts around 260 restaurants, inns, pubs, rustic breweries, and cafes, all located in the legendary Altstadt (Old Town) on the banks of the Rhine. Here, you can taste the famous Altbier, which is top-brewed and tastes best at the historic microbreweries. As you stroll through the quiet lanes with cobblestones, you'll see the old palace tower saluting the ships passing by, the twisted spire of St. Lambertus church, and the splendid old private houses that remind you of the city's past glamour. The Altstadt is not just about the beer and food; it's also a hub for art and culture enthusiasts. The Kunstsammlung Nordrhein-Westfalen, Deutsche Oper am Rhein Düsseldorf/Duisburg, Kunsthalle, Kunstakademie, Tonhalle, and Ehrenhof are all major elements of Düsseldorf's art axis. The Rhine embankment promenade is a perfect place to relax and stroll, leading you to the creative hub of the city, the MedienHafen. This area is a feast for architecture lovers, as ancient railway lines listed for preservation form an exciting contrast with the glass palaces of the present.