Königsallee
This shopping district, known as the "Kö", is internationally recognized for its plethora high level fashion stores. It is sometimes referred to as the "Champs-Ãlysées of Germany".
Theatermuseum
Stadtmuseum
Kunstsammlung NRW
Kunstsammlung NRW has two building, K20 at Altstadt and K21 in downtown Düsseldorf. K20 has a great collection of 20th century art, including Picasso, Klee, Richter, Kandinsky, and Warhol. K21 houses modern art collection after 1960s, mainly from local artists.
Altstadt
meaning "old city," of Düsseldorf is very beautiful. Here you can find the famous Alt beer, found in traditional breweries like the "Uerige" (http://www.uerige.de), "Füchschen" (http://www.fuechschen.de), "Zum Schlüssel " or "Schumacher" (http://www.schumacher-alt.de) tourists and local citizens frequent the Old City pubs, creating an authentic and lively blend of personalities.
Film-Museum
Hetjens Museum/Deutsches Keramikmuseum
Schifffahrtmuseum Düsseldorf
The shipping museum in the old castle tower.
Events
Kirmes
Between the 2nd and 3rd weekend of July there is fun fair on the banks of Rhine. You will find there roller coasters, a Ferris wheel, a flying jinny and at least a beer garden too. Also Watermelons are sold everywhere. It is the biggest fair at Rhine and very enjoyable. Monday, called pink Monday, ist the day of lesbians and gays. On Friday is firework display.
Düsseldorf is a stronghold of Carneval. The 5th season starts on 11.11. at 11:11 o'clock with the handover of the keys of the city hall to the women. But the main carnival runs from Carnival Monday to Ash Wednesday. If you have the chance donât miss the parade on Carnival Monday in February.
Nacht der Museen
Once a year, like in many other German cities, a Night of Museums is organized by the City of Düsseldorf and the consulting firm Ernst & Young.
Christmas market
The annual Christmas market, which centres around the Altstadt. Try a Gluehwein mulled wine and Bratwurst grilled sausage in bread roll.
Every year in May there is Düsseldorf Marathon which is open for everyone. For participants a registration is required. Viewers are welcome every time.
Free entrance to the K20 and K21 every first Wednesday in the Month.