Dusseldorf is a very beautiful city in which every traveler will find something unique and amazing for himself. There are so many attractions in the city that you can get confused if you do not think over a plan for walking around Dusseldorf in advance.
Old Town Hall of Dusseldorf
Since 1985, the old town hall has been under state protection. This architectural monument consists of three wings, the oldest of which is more than 500 years old. It was built in the middle of the 16th century in the Gothic and Renaissance style. In the 18th century, during the process of rebuilding and restoration, a second wing with the characteristic rococo features appeared at the town hall. The third wing fits into the ensemble no less organically and overlooks the Rhine embankment.
Dusseldorf old town
Altstadt is the historic center of Düsseldorf. In it, every street can boast of something unusual. Altstadt is mostly a pedestrian zone with a huge number of retail outlets, cozy cafes and shops for every taste. This area is also called the longest bar in the world, as there are several hundred drinking establishments with delicious beer.
Burgplatz
The most beautiful square not only in Düsseldorf, but in all of Germany. It is located on the banks of the Rhine and is included in the list of objects protected by the state. This square appeared simultaneously with Dusseldorf and never lost its central status. It is a unique building that has hardly changed over the centuries. It can be used to trace how German architecture developed depending on the era.
