Arriving in Düsseldorf

You may be surprised to learn about Düsseldorf, but we start with the Japanese garden. The Japanese initiated its creation, designed the project, and brought it to life. The local gardeners take care of it, but once every five years an inspection from Japan comes. This is such an amazing symbiosis of German precision and Japanese sophistication. The garden thrives in a mild climate. It is great all year round, but in the spring - especially delightful when everything is in bloom and fragrance. An impressive variety of arbors, bridges, ponds, plants.

We'll rest later! For now, let's hurry up and check in and go for a walk!

In the center of the old town there is a market square, the Town Hall surrounded by cozy cafes, on the square there is an equestrian monument to Elector Johann-Wilhelm. A beautiful historical site right on the banks of the Rhine. Traditionally Christmas fairs, carnivals and wine festivals are organized on Marktplatz. It's nice to walk, stroll, taste the local treats and from this ancient place continue the acquaintance with Düsseldorf.

According to hungry customers, the steaks here are wonderful! The waiters are friendly, and you will be served a salad, potatoes and bread to go with the fragrant fried meat! Very good. You should try the traditional German dishes! Here you can meet a tourist and a Dusseldorf citizen, who came here to have a dinner or to have a talk with friends.

Well, the time of rest has come. We walked, walked, admired, tried the local cuisine. And now - to rest!