
Explore Dusseldorf at your own pace with a self-guided audio tour. Using your smartphone and headphones, you will walk from the historic Old Town to the riverside promenade, Konigsallee boulevard, and the Gehry towers in the Media Harbour. The tour includes an audio guide that provides historical context and interesting facts about each location. There is no physical tour guide; this experience is entirely self-directed. You do not need to download an app; simply access the tour via the link provided in your ticket. The route covers free public sights, so no entrance fees are required.
Dusseldorf's glamorous luxury boulevard, universally known as the Ko, where designer flagship stores line a tree-shaded canal fed by the little river that gave the city its name.
The beating heart of Dusseldorf, a tight knot of medieval lanes famous as 'the longest bar in the world'. Along Bolkerstrasse alone, more than fifty taverns, breweries and restaurants stand shoulder to shoulder.
The beating heart of Dusseldorf, a tight knot of medieval lanes famous as 'the longest bar in the world'. Along Bolkerstrasse alone, more than fifty taverns, breweries and restaurants stand shoulder to shoulder.
The dignified heart of the Altstadt, where a bronze horseman guards a Renaissance town hall that has stood for nearly 450 years.
The dignified heart of the Altstadt, where a bronze horseman guards a Renaissance town hall that has stood for nearly 450 years.
A stout round tower standing alone above the Rhine, the last survivor of a vanished ducal palace. It is the beating historical heart of Dusseldorf's Burgplatz.
A sweeping riverside esplanade shaded by hundreds of plane trees, where the whole city comes to stroll, sip and watch the Rhine slide past. On sunny days its cafe terraces give Dusseldorf an almost Mediterranean glow.
Dusseldorf's tallest structure, a slender concrete needle rising over the Rhine, crowned by a revolving restaurant and the largest digital clock on Earth.