This very pretty thoroughfare is the high end shopping district of Düsseldorf. Every haute couture…read moreand fashion name brand is here, whether it's Huge Boss, Mont Blanc, Tiffany, Versace, Prada, Hermès, Chanel, Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Georgio Armani and the like. Düsseldorf isn't Milan or Paris or New York, but there's money here to be spent for big money on everything from fur coats, clothing, electronics, luggage to jewelry and fragrance. Königsallee is literally "King's Avenue" and it runs for 1000 meters with a lovely landscaped canal between the two sides. Check out the Tritonenbrunnen where it crosses Theodor-Körner-Straße. [Review 16374 overall - 179 in Germany - 1881 of 2021.]

Koenigsallee is the "big shopping street" in Dusseldorf. It's not THAT big, maybe five or six…read moreblocks long, with shops only on one side of the street. It's very high end in general, despite the omnipresent H&M. There are several Rolex dealers, Armani, Vuitton and just about every other international luxury brand plus some interesting local boutiques. A big plus is the peaceful canal running town the center of the Allee. Lined with shady plane trees and benches, it's a great place to sip a coffee and come to terms with the consequences of your spending spree. Why 3 stars? Bottom line, 5 stars is the "best" and Koenigsalle is nice without question. But it's not the Champs Elysees, 5th Avenue or even Michigan Avenue in Chicago.

One of the highlights and perks of living in Dusseldorf, the always busy Rheinpromenade - lined…read morewith good restaurants, cafes, cinemas and shops, this stretch along the Rhine is always busy with cyclists, rollerbladers, couples, and people enjoying the view and watching the cruise ships go up and down (many on the way to Cologne). Worth doing at least once!

We sat on the Rheinuferpromenade to escape the crowds. There was service and (of course) we drank…read morekolch and snacked on flammkuchen (sp?) ... it was like German flatbread with melty cheese and meats. We watched the ships move down the Rhrine river and just drank in all the gorgeous architecture of the area.

The first time when I was visiting Düsseldorf, because of the timing, I missed the Medienhafen and…read morethen later I saw this place full of weird looking buildings online, I decided next time I would like to pay a visit. When I see a cool architecture, I just like to take my time to appreciate it. So here I came again to visit this city again, this time I wouldn't miss it. Medienhafen isn't so close to the other tourist attractions, well, quite close to the Rheinturm, I walked from the old town to this area, it took around 30 minutes. The thing is I didn't just walk straight here, It was more like a visitor, checking things out. The walk was great, I really like it. So there couple of the buildings in medienhafen, they were all really similar style. The main different people could just spot at once was the color. They got white, red and sliver. I like the sliver one realy, looked really modern and cool. There was a café around, great for visitor who just wants to sit down and enjoy the view. Around this area also got couple other cool buildings. Although I am not so sure what some of the buildings really for, this is sure one of the place that visitor should not miss when they in the city. It's really modern and beautiful here. I was glad that this time I got the chance to see it with my own eye and touch it and the view here just brilliant.

An area which has sprung up since our last visit to town. History and architecture mix well in this…read moreswanky new addition to the hotel, dining and bar scene in D'dorf. Lovely terraces for al fresco dinners. A must see for all visitors.

Of the x4 museums I went to during my weekend visit to Düsseldorf, this was easily my favorite…read moremuseum! Entry is only €3 but we really lucked out because entry is free with the Düsseldorf Card. Also they have a happy hour deal when the museum is free to enter, in the last hour before the museum closes. You take the elevator do the fourth floor and then climbed up two more stairs to the very top of the tower which is completely Glassed-in and has a café with wonderful views over the Rhine and the square. Then the 3rd floor has these great interactive video game where you can navigate a barge thru the river. This was enormous fun and despite trying multiple times, I was unsuccessful in successfully docking the boat at the dock. Finally the 2nd floor of the museum has a great 13 minute video about the history of Düsseldorf - absolutely worth staying and watching it. Then the gift shop at the entrance also has really cool things as well. I really liked how interactive and fun and charming this museum was. You can easily get check out everything in under an hour and a half and love the cafe at the top too! Absolutely recommend! Yelp 247/ 2018