The Media Harbour

This part of Düsseldorf has transformed a part of the Rhine River that runs through the city to a nice harbor. There are a lot of business buildings and company capitals around the harbor for a nice view added to the architecture of the buildings. The media harbor is also one of the most beautiful sites in all of Düsseldorf because of the architecture, mixture of boats, and the beautiful water from the Rhine combining together.

Top 7 Düsseldorf Attractions

Number 1: Altstadalt- A Classic part of the city with a modern day attraction.









Number 2: World's Longest Bar- Part of Alstadalt, this is the part of it where folks recommend you get a taste of the beer, locals already crave it enough to recommend it.

Number 3: Mustard- Many Citizens say that Düsseldorf brand mustard is the best they've ever tasted.

Number 4: The Kö- A shopaholic's dream, this area is filled with dazzling shops and designers' stores, just be sure you are wise with your wallet.









Number 5: Düsseldorf Festival- A festival held at Düsseldorf to celebrate the technique of cartwheels, and whoever does the best cartwheel wins a prize to take home with them.

Number 6: Watching football- Many of Germany's best players come from Düsseldorf, so you may get an opportunity to watch football players train out on the fields or watch re-runs of successful games.

New word: Hofgarten means "Court Garden"

Number 7: Hofgarten: A beautiful pathway tourists can stroll through filled with gorgeous flowerbeds and a wide variety of fountains to complement it.

History of Düsseldorf

Modern Day Düsseldorf

Düsseldorf was founded during the Roman Empire in the 7th and 8th centuries, farming settlements settled along the Rhine, these villages were going to become what we now know as Düsseldorf. Later, in 1288, the village was elevated to city status, but a war broke out on who would control it, until the Bergs controlled it. In the 14th century, it making a market central, open for vast trading opportunities. In WWII, Düsseldorf sustained heavy damage from allied bombings, but underwent repairs after the war was over and when Germany's economy recovered. Now it has thrived into a metropolis, high in business and marketing, kind of like Pittsburgh that is not hooked on the Stealers. Today, Düsseldorf has a high standard of living, and if citizens recommend a place to live in Germany, Düsseldorf would definitely be high on their list. New word: Wohlleben, which means "good living" or "good life".

Featuring Altstadt

Altstadt is a region in Düsseldorf which is also known as "the world's longest bar" to citizens and visitors. This part of the city is older compared to the rest, which is why it presents old-style breweries and many classic restaurants. Many citizens go to Altsadt to go crazy in bars or to try out Altsadalt's signature beer (drinking beer if fairly popular in Germany). This is definitely marked as a spot to explore for many tourists. The place is decked with classic churches, narrow streets, public pubs, and old fashioned breweries!

New Word: Altsadalt means "Old Town"

About Düsseldorf

New word: Fernsehturm, which means: Television Tower

Two beautiful Düsseldorf buildings

Out of all the places in Germany (Deutschland), the one place that stood out to me the most was Düsseldorf. I was mainly interested in this place because of its awesome name and what the city sights have to offer when you visit it. Düsseldorf is one of Germany's wealthiest cities, due to its high value in business and marketing as companies quickly thrive in Düsseldorf. With this wealth, Düsseldorf boasts elegant shops and well designed buildings. The city also features many bars, clubs, and a beautiful view can be viewed from the television tower, the city's tallest building which guarantees a whole view of the city from above. Düsseldorf's architecture is mixed with different areas, with the media harbor being the most modernized. Some buildings are a mix of both present and past architecture, making them look all the more eye-catching. The architecture is meant to symbolize opportunity in a way for the viewer. Interesting to you? Well there's more!
       Beyond metropolis Düsseldorf, there are many parks, a castle, and an area dedicated to unique architecture.