Best loukost Russian Victory

Бюджетный перевозчик “Victory” operates flights to Germany from Moscow daily. There is a daily transfer from Cologne to Düsseldorf, which takes 1 час 15 минут.

Dusseldorf – one of the five largest in Germany, has always been a trading and working city. This is a working city. Its attractions are also connected with its historical past., and rich cultural life. This is how the spirit of work and the desire for beauty are intricately combined here..

First, let's walk through the Old Town and admire examples of medieval burgher architecture, At the same time we will visit several bars or restaurants, of which here 260 on the square 0,5 square kilometers! Ironic Germans call this area "the longest bar counter in the world". But this does not change the taste of the famous German beer at all.. It's still just as beautiful.

Düsseldorf has several lovely aristocratic palaces: Benrath in Rococo style, like a carved box, Heltorf, some buildings of which have been preserved since the Middle Ages, and Calcum, associated with the name of Ferdinand Lassalle, famous philosopher and lawyer. There are wonderful English parks around them., and it’s worth visiting if only for the magnificent scenery.

Art gallery, which contains paintings and old masters, and examples of contemporary art, amazes with the richness of the collection. The museum buildings are called Kunstpalace and K20.

The most visited museum in Düsseldorf is not quite ordinary, how unusual his story is, very sad, but also giving hope, that humanity has not gone crazy yet. This is the famous Aquazoo-L?bbecke-Museum. In 1943, the city's zoo was bombed. Rescued animals, animals and birds were placed in a bunker nearby, and there they were until almost the 90s! And not because, that the city did not want to restore the zoo, and therefore, that this is how Düsseldorf residents maintained the memory of the most brutal war in human history. But still the animals could not live in the bunker, and the wildlife museum moved to a modern building.

It's always like this in German cities.: living in the present, Düsseldorf does not forget the past.

Timetable: Cologne — Dusseldorf