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Live tours in Dusseldorf

Explore Dusseldorf, Germany, live with a local who lives there. A guide walks you past Königsallee (the Kö), Altstadt and Rheinturm on a video call, or talks you through it by phone.

15 live tours From 15,00 €

Explore Dusseldorf live with a local

Sessions run live, not as a recording: you join at a time in your own time zone, and the guide follows whatever you want to see or ask about. Altstadt is worth asking about: the old town packed with breweries and bars, busiest after dark.

Every date has a minimum group size: if it does not fill up, it is cancelled and you are refunded in full automatically. Small groups, real answers, no script.

What a live session shows

  • Königsallee (the Kö) A grand boulevard split by a canal, lined with luxury shops and chestnut trees.
  • Altstadt A dense grid of streets nicknamed the longest bar in the world for its density of pubs.
  • Rheinturm A 240-metre telecommunications tower with a public observation deck above the Rhine.
  • K20 Kunstsammlung Nordrhein-Westfalen An art museum holding one of the world's largest collections of Paul Klee's work.
  • K21 Ständehaus A former state parliament building now used to display contemporary art.
  • Hofgarten The oldest public park in Germany, laid out in the late 18th century.
  • Schlossturm The last remaining tower of Düsseldorf's medieval castle, now a small maritime museum.
  • St. Lambertus Basilica A Gothic church with a distinctively twisted spire, said to have warped while the timber dried.

Neighbourhoods

  • Altstadt the old town packed with breweries and bars, busiest after dark
  • Medienhafen the former media harbour now known for its architecture and waterfront restaurants
  • Flingern an arts district known for vintage shops and street murals

Food to know

  • Altbier
  • Currywurst
  • Rheinischer Sauerbraten (pot roast in a raisin sauce)
  • Reibekuchen (potato pancakes)
  • Killepitsch (a herbal liqueur)

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Good to know about Dusseldorf

Do I need to be in Dusseldorf to join a session?

No. You join from wherever you are; the guide is the one in Dusseldorf, live on camera or on the phone.

How long does a session last?

Between 0.5 and 1 hours, depending on the guide and the topic.

What language is the session in?

Guides here offer German, English and French; pick the one you want when you book.

What if I lose connection partway through?

Rejoin with the same link within a few minutes and the guide will catch you up.

Can I ask the guide anything, or is it a fixed script?

Anything. Sessions leave room for your own questions throughout, not just at the end.