Germany · DUSSELDORF TOURS
Every trip has one free day too few. These 15 dusseldorf tours justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
Board a comfortable KD boat at Düsseldorf’s Rheinuferpromenade for a one-hour round trip along the Rhine. You’ll see the Old Town, riverfront sights, city ruins, and areas such as Medienhafen, with English and German announcements. Buy drinks and snacks onboard, and arrive early for an outdoor table.
“Nice wee cruise did 1 hour sat upstairs with a beer”
Use a one-day hop-on hop-off ticket to circle Düsseldorf in about 90 minutes, then revisit the stops that interest you. You get recorded commentary in 10 languages, free headphones, and access to central sights from Königsallee to the Rhine Tower and Nordpark.
“It was awesome. I liked guide behaviour. He was very helpful and friendly.”
Spend two hours with a German or English-speaking guide visiting Düsseldorf breweries such as im Füchschen, Kürzer, Zum Schlüssel, and Uerige. Taste three local beers, hear strange city legends, and meet fellow beer fans. Guides including Asli, Sean, Luisa, and Miguel are praised for clear, friendly storytelling.
“It was so fun and informative! Luisa was an amazing guide and made sure I felt comfortable and included as an English speaker. It was very cool to experience breweries that were over 400 years old, as well as a more modern one. The other tour attendees were also lovely.”
Follow an English- or German-speaking guide from Burgplatz through Düsseldorf’s Altbier scene. Taste five beers, visit Brauerei Kürzer, Im Füchschen, Schumacher, Zum Schlüssel, and Uerige, and learn why locals rarely need to order their next glass.
“Really interesting. Tim was a great host - very knowledgeable and really passionate about Dusseldorf's brewing history and culture.”
Join a German-speaking night watchman outside Kunstakademie Düsseldorf for a 90-minute walk through the Altstadt. You’ll see St. Lambert’s Church, Burgplatz, and Schlossturm by evening light, hear lively local tales, and receive entry to the Stadtmuseum. A private English option is available.
Use your mobile voucher at the Rhine Tower entrance and ride up for wide views over Düsseldorf. From the viewing platform, you can spot the Rhine, Media Harbour, old town, Hofgarten, Königsallee, and, on clear days, Cologne Cathedral. A café and bar make sunset visits especially appealing.
“The aerial view was terrific. The restaurant not so much. I was traveling so happy the Hop On - Hop Off bus had a stop really close.”
Walk Düsseldorf’s Old Town with a German- or English-speaking guide, stopping at Marktplatz, Burgplatz, Ratinger Straße, Bolkerstraße, and more. Hear local legends, French influences, stories of artists and punk musicians, learn Düsseldorf Platt, and finish with one freshly poured Altbier.
“Britta ist einfach toll ☺️ so viel Wissen und so viel Charme wie diese Frau hat - einfach unglaublich ☺️”
Walk Immermannstraße with a German-speaking guide and a group of no more than 10. You’ll visit Japanese bookshops and bakeries, taste four vegetarian-friendly samples, learn about sushi and manga, and collect a tour-only souvenir. Guides such as Julia and Patrizia lead the route.
“Two and half hours of nice-to-knows about the Düsseldorf Japanese community. The guide knew a lot and was above all very enthousiastic. With plenty of attention for us visitors. Last but not least: we tried out several Japanese food specialties!”
Walk Düsseldorf’s Altstadt with an English or German-speaking guide, tracing stories of St. Lambertus, Jan Wellem, Heinrich Heine, and Tailor Wibbel. See Burgplatz, the Rhine Promenade, and Oberkassel views, then enter the Maritime Museum at no extra charge.
Spend two hours touring Düsseldorf’s former warehouse harbor with a live German- or English-speaking guide. See the Landtag, Rhine Tower, and Frank O. Gehry’s tilted buildings, then visit the City Museum. Guides such as Alma bring the harbor’s architecture and changes into sharper focus.
Cruise Düsseldorf’s Rhine waterfront for two hours as twilight fades, with views of the Old Town, riverfront, and modern city buildings. A live DJ supplies chilled music, while the onboard bar sells beer, cocktails, and snacks. The large, wheelchair-accessible boat departs from the KD office on Rheinuferpromenade.
“El barco es muy grande y cómodo, la música del DJ era genial, al menos de nuestro gusto, el tiempo acompañaba y vimos un poco del atardecer, los cócteles no eran lo más, pero la cerveza u otras bebidas también acompañaban el ambiente, para nosotros fue una buena idea 100% dos horas de buena música,vistas y ambiente..”
Join a German- or English-speaking guide for a two-hour Segway ride from Rathausufer 20 through Düsseldorf’s old town, Rhine Park, and harbor area. You’ll practice with a helmet, visit Uerige for one Altbier, cross the Theodor Heuss Bridge, and return along the river.
“super lustig und vor allem ein sehenswerter Ausflug mit vielen tollen Tips und Informationen! hat uns richtig gut gefallen!”
Meet at or near the German Oper am Rhein, collect your wristband, and join a four-hour night out with a welcome shot, four stops, free shots, and club entry. English and German guides, including ISO, lead the group. Bring ID, cash, and a casual party outfit without shorts or sandals.
“Düsseldorf was a great night—relaxed vibe, friendly people. Would do it again!”
Glide through Düsseldorf with a German- or English-speaking guide, crossing the Rhine, touring the old town, Burgplatz, Medienhafen and Königsallee. You’ll receive a helmet, insurance and one Altbier at Uerige. Minimum age is 14, and basic Segway practice is included.
Join a German-language comedy bus tour in Düsseldorf for 90 minutes of sightseeing, jokes, and historical anecdotes. The route passes major city-center sights while comedians perform aboard the bus. Tours run Saturdays at 3:00 PM and 6:00 PM, with guides including Paul and Niko.
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