A square kilometre full of churches, art and pubs in the heart of the city – this is Düsseldorf’s famous Old Town.
The guided tour provides you with an entertaining and informative mix of town history, original Düsseldorf characters and tales. ...
Exploring Düsseldorf without barriers: Düsseldorf offers a multitude of choices for people with limited mobility to discover the many aspects of the city on the Rhine. ...
A sociable guided walk through the old town will get you acquainted with the most important sights and the history of the 'Alt' beer and the home breweries. ...
Where a few years ago disused storage halls emanated an atmosphere of bleakness, there is now the "MedienHafen", arguably Düsseldorf’s most interesting urban development project. ...
The construction of the Underground (Wehrhahn line), redevelopment of the northern end of Königsallee, Jan-Wellem-Platz with demolition of the steel flyover – many new building projects will be part of our daily lives for years to come and will give the city a new image. ...
Experience a very different, companionable kind of city tour accompanied by the patter of hooves and the snorting of horses, and arrange your very own route with us. On board: a 10-liter barrel of Alt beer. ...
In Düsseldorf, cyclists are in the lucky position to be able to see almost all the attractions in the city centre without getting off their saddle. At specially interesting points, the guide stops to inform the participants about the city history and tourist highlights. ...
Start your tour of discoveries at a leisurely pace on the Rhine embankment promenade and ride along Europe's most important river: see green idyllic landscapes, picturesque places, cross the Rhine on a ferry, admire the avant-garde Gehry buildings in the "MedienHafen". ...
When the day draws to an end and the romantic lanes are illuminated by the glow of the lanterns, we guide you through the historic Old Town. Look forward to interesting facts, when the watchman says: ‘Hark, ye folks...’ ...
A different approach to city history: in Düsseldorf it becomes obvious along the Rhine. A walk along the promenade will get you acquainted with the development from fishing village to state capital of North Rhine-Westphalia. ...
Discover one of the world's most famous and exclusive shopping boulevards and learn how Königsallee got its name! Separated by the town moat, the two sides of the 'Kö' have undergone completely different developments. ...
Almost all of Düsseldorf's famous cultural institutes lie on an axis stretching from the Ehrenhof cultural centre to the Ständehaus. The walk tells of great museums, renowned galleries, of the academy of arts and the school of arts and crafts. ...
The fisher boy and the famous cartwheeling children will make a stroll through Düsseldorf's Old Town that is suitable for children come to life with tales of exciting episodes from the history of the city. ...
A tour that's not only interesting to women with exciting insights into the luxurious world of such aristocratic ladies as Jacobe von Baden and Anna Luisa de Medici and into the everyday lives of their less famous contemporaries. ...
For many centuries, the little town of Kaiserswerth was an important strategic base on the banks of the Rhine. Today, Kaiserswerth is a part of Düsseldorf and invites you to an idyllic walk through its medieval lanes. ...
The eventful history of the Schumann family and their life in Düsseldorf is told by reference to many places, and biographical facts as well as numerous compositions created in Düsseldorf will be mentioned and discussed. ...
This historical walk through the city visits stations from the life of Jan Wellem between the place of his birth, the Schloss am Burgplatz castle, and his last resting place in the Mausoleum of St. Andreas. ...
„Ich weiß nicht, was soll es bedeuten ...“ ("I cannot determine the meaning...") Did you know that the poet of these famous lines, which are sung the world over as the Loreley Song, was a genuine Düsseldorfer? ...
