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Located on the banks of the Rhine River and surrounded by breathtaking scenery, Dusseldorf is a beguiling city with multiple attributes. It is an elegant, wealthy and progressive city peppered with ancient architectural masterpieces and possessing a lively nightlife.

Dusseldorf’s Altstadt (old town) has been converted into an open-air mall situated between its age-old churches and castles, and features a plethora of shops, restaurants, cafés and clubs. An
additional notable attraction in the old town is the impressive Buddhist temple.
The Altstadt’s many eateries offer a diverse selection of appetising meals and snacks. Dusseldorf is home to Germany’s largest Japanese population, which is evidenced in the high number of fabulous Japanese restaurants. Home-brew taverns and pubs pervade the historical area, totalling approximately 260 and giving the Altstadt its nickname of ‘the longest bar in the world’. Cinemas and theatres are spread all over the old town and the best district for dancing is the Bilk quarter.

The banks of the Rhine offer another full set of attractions and sights, as well as providing a scenic and relaxing environment. The Rhine Tower rises above the city, the art nouveau façades of the Oberkassel provide a visual and architectural feast, and on a clear day even Cologne’s cathedral towers are visible. The many well-manicured city parks are additional havens for weary travellers, with options for exercise, picnicking or simple leisurely enjoyment of the scenery.

Dusseldorf is regarded as Germany’s fashion and shopping capital, boasting a profusion of chic boutiques and luxury shops. The Königsallee is one of Germany's most famous shopping areas and abounds with upmarket fashion and antiques.
Dusseldorf is centrally located in Germany, making it an excellent springboard for the exploration of other areas around the Rhineland and farther afield. Kaisersworth is a beautiful town in the lower Rhine Valley, and graced with exquisite landscape and charming houses.

An additional attraction here is the crumbling Barbarossa Castle, a remnant of the medieval era. An enjoyable daytrip from Dusseldorf is to Mönchengladbach, where there is a sumptuous Renaissance castle and the interesting Abteiberg Museum.

By car, Dusseldorf is directly accessible by the autobahns A3, A44, A46, A52, A57, A59 and A524. Trains and buses connect the city with other destinations in Germany and Europe. Dusseldorf International Airport is one of the three largest airports in Germany, with regular connections to domestic and international destinations.

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