Beer tour with tasting in Dusseldorf

Schlossturm

Beautifully situated on the Rhine, this is not only a very popular place for photos and also for tasting various drinks in the evening hours, but one of the most important places in Düsseldorf. You will learn the funniest stories about the Rhine, the old castle and neighboring corners and, if you want, much more. An absolute must for every visit to Düsseldorf! However, we do not go inside the castle tower itself, which is also not necessary. Inside are maritime exhibits and a café.

Radschlagerbrunnen (Pass-by Only)

An absolute classic, also located on the Rhine. Find out what it's all about and why cartwheels are as much a part of Düsseldorf as Altbier, carnival and millionaires ;)

An absolute must for Altbier fans and those who can become one. Impressive brewery with plenty of history and all sorts of Rhenish peculiarities. The visit depends on the taste of each group.

Hoppeditzdenkmal

As the fifth season, an absolute highlight for the entire Rhineland, this place is symbol and history in one. A visit to the monument is possible depending on your interests.

Stadterhebungsmonument

Another key classic and a remarkable monument with attention to detail. If necessary, I tell the short version or, in absurd detail, the story of how Düsseldorf became a city.

In addition to a beautiful indoor and outdoor area, lots of history and atmosphere, you can taste the delicious Alt, non-alcoholic and even a real Düsseldorf Pils.

Ratinger Tor

Countless myths and legends surround this gate and Ratinger Straße. I tell the funniest of them and do away with the typical "tourist stories".

A place where history meets modernity, with contagious Rhenish joie de vivre. There are some Düsseldorf specialties here that you don't get everywhere. Definitely worth a visit.

Jan-Wellem-Reiterstandbild

Perhaps the craziest prince in Germany. The absurdities you will hear will surely exceed your wildest expectations. Adjacent is the town hall and some other sights.

Kunsthalle Dusseldorf

"Der Bunker" was perhaps rightly criticized at one time or another because of its appearance. However, the Kunsthalle, with its exciting to absurd history, belongs on most of my guided tours. At least the view from the outside with the striking "stove pipe" of our probably best-known artist.

St. Lambertus Church

The "Leaning Tower of Düsseldorf" is of course a classic. Find out why it's really crooked and the funniest theories about it. In addition, there is one or the other worth mentioning.

Saeulenheilige Fremde

It's only a stone's throw away from St. Lambertus and has already frightened one or the other tourist in the evening hours ;)

Burgplatz

A central square in Düsseldorf from which everything is easy to reach. There's so much to tell, so I'll narrow it down to the most interesting stories.

Kirche St. Andreas

Not just an architectural eye-catcher. There is an amazing story or two about this. The cannonballs that are obviously there are not even the most interesting thing.