Dusseldorf

Considered to be the fashion capital of Germany, Dusseldorf offers over 700 showrooms that house many designer creations. Königsallee is an international catwalk street perfect for upscale shoppers. In Carlstadt visitors can find several galleries and antique shops while the Old Town is reserved for pub crawls and fine dining adventures.

Did you know that the city has one of the largest Japanese communities in Europe? The amazing Japanese Quarter is filled with bookshops, restaurants and bars. For live music performance, there is the spectacular Tonhalle Düsseldorf. After a shopping spree, see the biggest fair on the Rhine that welcomes over 3 million visitors every year.

Although many see Dusseldorf as a shopping capital, the city has many museums and other historical landmarks. For instance, Kunst im Tunnel is one of the best contemporary art museums in the region. There are also the capital theatre and the Museum Kunstpalast. Wondering around the Altstadt is probably the best option in the evenings. It is known to be the longest bar in the world where the fun never stops.

For a good old Kebab or Falafel, Lebanon Express is the place to go. The takeaway standout is perfect if you are in a hurry.