Wondered why it was hard to find much about the Wildpark on…read morethe internet or tourist guides to the areaturns out there is very little to see here. I'd managed to see a couple of animals (some Rotwild and Wildschweinen) but was thinking about having a beer somewhere not particularly enjoying myself when my path was blocked by a couple of large vehicles and a bunch of guys stood around with chainsaws looking (and I suppose in a way sounding) like a group of really bad guitaristsgiving some wood hell. The cacophonous output from this barrier was the final straw and I got out of there.

The Altstadt (translate: "old town") is the oldest part of the city of Düsseldorf. I got a heck of…read morea walking tour today from my friend Klaus-Dieter, bringing me to all sorts of places. You'll find all sorts of bars, restaurants and sites in the Altstadt. The Marktplatzhttps://www.yelp.com/biz/marktplatz-düsseldorf-2?hrid=41N0ng8aaZPFwaKbXkLzNg, St. Lambertus Church https://www.yelp.com/biz/st-lambertus-düsseldorf-2?hrid=sv_Vr6ocKgnK90egybewzA, the Heinrich Heine Institute https://www.yelp.com/biz/heinrich-heine-institut-düsseldorf-2?hrid=EvlwXN4oW-gmXFC4LVdyPA, and public art including the Auseinandersetzung https://www.yelp.com/biz/auseinandersetzung-düsseldorf?hrid=RtrgNZDC0GXe7OHqIQWG0w and Heimatbrunnen https://www.yelp.com/biz/heimatbrunnen-düsseldorf?hrid=E6puy8OW3TWVD7UXNGKK9w. Old buildings that date back to the 1600's, narrow streets that were not built for automobile traffic, and trams plus U-Bahn stations that make it easy to get around. I spent most of my Düsseldorf time in the Altstadt. This is where (most of) it's at and more to come! [Review 16366 overall - 172 in Germany - 1873 of 2021.]

So glad we decided to visit this place last night before our flight home. So full of life and fun…read more So many restaurants and bars to choose from. We caught the sunset if and it was beautiful. Wish we had another day to spend here.