Dusseldorf is a Western city in Germany. It is one of the five largest economic, cultural and political centers of the country. Attracts many tourists from around the world to festive events.
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Cultural life begins with the famous drama theater throughout the country, founded at the beginning of the twentieth century by Gustava Lindemann. The building is of special architectural interest. The city concert hall attracts lovers of classical and jazz music from around the world. Musicals and shows with three-dimensional effects in the Apollo Theater-Varrier are popular.
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The rarest atmosphere of the Middle Ages reigns in the puppet theater with ideas for all age categories. Classical comedy performances are at the children's theater, where young people and children themselves also take part. The production of opera and ballet with the participation of invited stars takes place all year round at the German Opera Theater on the Rhine.
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Outstanding works of art, presented by drawings, paintings, sculptures, engravings and various products, are collected in the Kunstpalast Museum. The works of Michelangelo and Raphael are exhibited here. The thematic exhibitions of famous artists are regularly arranged. You can get acquainted with the artistic assembly of the Earth of the Northern Rhine - Westphalia - in two museums “K20” and “K21”, where exhibits of the XX and XXI centuries are represented.
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Two city museums are devoted to the life and work of the poets of Goethe and Genhir Heine. The first is located in a beautiful place of an old castle. The second is located in the Karlstadt area, next to the Museum of Cinema and the adjacent cinema.
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The sea zoo with large aquariums, a terrarium and a tropical hall is very popular in adults and children. Living animals and their petrified exhibits give a visual idea of \u200b\u200btheir structure and origin.
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Many tourists gathered at the Dusseldorf carnival, held on November 11 of each year. At exactly 11 hours 11 minutes, the female population traditionally seizes power. On the streets there are festive parades and processions that end in beautiful fireworks.
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In the evening, it's nice to walk along the Rhine embankment, and possibly ride a walking ship. Be sure to climb the city television tower with a height of 234 m. The observation deck with a view of the city is located next to the restaurant, which rotates around the tower axis. The axis houses a huge dozed watch, the only ones in its copy.
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The hallmark of Dusseldorf is the “King Alley” or Ke Street. It has the most luxurious restaurants, clubs, hotels and fashion stores. Here you can admire fountains and relax in cozy places of huge shopping centers. A real pearl is a botanical garden with a greenhouse of exotic plants brought from Australia and New Zealand.
Responsive and friendly people live in Düsseldorf who are ready to tell the tourists the necessary information. There are also Russian cafes and restaurants in the city, but having visited the German city, it is still worth trying national dishes.
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