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Düsseldorf
Dusseldorf is the fashion capital of Germany and well known for its art and music, many famous artists have come from this city.
Medieval squares and modern works of art make this regional capital an extremely interesting place to explore. With a fantastic public transport network of trams and trains, exploring this compact city is a breeze.
Around 300,000 Kosovars live in Germany and a large number of them in Düsseldorf, they still maintain close ties to their homeland.
Many expats have already chosen the companies Eurokoha and Kosova Airlines, which allow you to travel 7 days a week from Pristina to Dusseldorf and vice versa.
Is a visit to Düsseldorf worthwhile?
The attractive city of Düsseldorf in Germany is considered one of the leading university cities in the country and is a major center for art and fashion. This old voting capital is also a city of wide streets lined with elegant shops, with a ring of parks and gardens surrounding the bustling downtown.
Düsseldorf is an international economic and financial center known for its fashion and trade fairs. 8 reasons why you should visit Düsseldorf.
Tourists exploring Europe or even Germany often overlook this quaint little town on the banks of the Rhine. But if you give Düsseldorf a chance, you will find countless sights in the city and will always come back.
Stunning historical architecture
Dusseldorf is rich in centuries of history and a journey through the city is like stepping back in time. Kaiserpfalz (ruins of the castle of Emperor Friedrich Barbarossa from the 10th century), castle tower from the 13th century, baroque Benrath Castle from the mid-18th century, baroque Benrath Castle from the 16th century, the town hall from the 16th century with its Renaissance hunters' Achalos complex and other historic monuments to War, Destruction and Peace.
The most luxurious shopping centers in Europe
The biggest names in fashion such as Prada, Armani, Tiffany, Dior, Louis Vuitton and Chanel attract shoppers with their high-end products. Düsseldorf is considered a fashion destination.
Museums
Düsseldorf prides itself on its arts and culture, and as such is home to some of Europe's most desirable museums and galleries.
Green
Tree-lined streets are a very common sight when traveling through Dusseldorf.
Düsseldorf also maintains and preserves its green lungs perfectly. These oases offer shade from the sun and a place of rest and relaxation away from the city traffic.
Düsseldorf, the connection to Europe
Dusseldorf has enough charm to keep visitors occupied for several days, it also serves as an excellent base for those wanting to discover more of Europe. Both Düsseldorf International Airport and Düsseldorf Central Station are well connected to the rest of Europe. From Düsseldorf there are countless possibilities for day trips and short trips, both within Germany and beyond in Holland and Belgium.
Beers
For beer lovers, the copper-colored fermented beer produced in Düsseldorf is reason enough to visit the city.
Eurokoha and Kosova Airlines offer you daily flights from Pristina to Dusseldorf and vice versa. For more information on tickets to Düsseldorf, click HERE.