Guide to Düsseldorf

"Little Paris" - that's the nickname the city received after Napoleon's visit. Today, Düsseldorf has other nicknames as well. For example, the old quarter of the city is often called the "Longest Bar in the World" for its endless row of the best cafes, bars, pubs, and restaurants, promising a fun-filled experience.

Here, they serve the local dark beer called "Altbier" and surprisingly, "Kölsch" - the beer of the rival city Cologne. The cost of the smallest glass barely exceeds one euro.

In Düsseldorf, the oldest cabaret in all of Germany is still in operation. However, tours of the city will delight not only with entertainment and drinking establishments. When purchasing a trip to the city, be sure to visit the famous Düsseldorf Theater, explore the local galleries and museums.

Family tours usually include visits to the local puppet theater. In general, if you manage to get a last-minute trip to Düsseldorf, you will always find ways to spend your time. In the worst case, go on a shopping tour of the local shops. Even if you are not a fan of shopping, the process will captivate you.

It should be noted that finding affordable travel deals to Düsseldorf can be quite challenging. The cost of accommodation and flights is relatively high due to the popularity of the destination. To save on your trip, it is worth looking for last-minute options.

For example, you can book a double room for a week in a three-star hotel for 876 EUR. Cheaper accommodation options can be found in hostels and guesthouses. For the flight, budget around 172 EUR for a round-trip ticket.