Düsseldorf Old Town
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The Old Town, hardly half a square kilometre in size, is the old city centre, the heart of Düsseldorf and a magnet for visitors. Large numbers of cafés, bars, breweries, restaurants and discotheques line the small, medieval alleyways. That is why it is known as the "longest bar in the world". Moreover, the Old Town also has many sights on offer, such as museums, galleries and trendy boutiques, as well as the beautiful promenade on the banks of the Rhine. |
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Breweries In the characteristic Old Town breweries reigns the "Köbes", the typical brewery waiter. |
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Brauerei Schuhmacher Schumacher Alt, top-fermented, spicy dark beer and hearty dishes, e.g. liver dumplings with sauerkraut. Brewery Bar "Im goldenen Kessel":Bolkerstr. 44, |
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Brewery Bar "Zum St. Sebastian": Kurzestraße 2a |
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Zum Schlüssel Schlüssel Alt, top-fermented, spicy dark beer, large dishes, e.g. suckling pig sausages. |
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Zum Uerige Uerige Alt, top-fermented, spicy dark beer and hearty beer snacks, knuckle of pork only upon advance order. |
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Im Füchschen Füchschen Alt, top-fermented, spicy dark beer, according to Gault Millau one of the best beers of the city. |
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Zum Schiffchen Frankenheim Alt, top-fermented, spicy dark beer, as well as wine, even Napoleon did like it here. |
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Pub-Restaurants |
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Restaurant Weinhaus Tante Anna Fine, seasonal and regional kitchen and a large variety of exquisite wines. |
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En de Canon Savoury simple dishes with typical food of the region, e.g. Düsseldorf mustard roast. |
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Ohme Jupp Very popular among locals and guests, very mixed public. |
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Zum Csikos Hungarian specialties in a slightly dim lit ambiance. |
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