This city on the Rhine.

This city on the Rhine is known as the fashion capital of Germany. "Fashion" | Under the cold gray sky in Düsseldorf, Germany The river flows between the new building and the old dream. The blue iron-blooded statue has a faint immortal luster. The cloth from the Prussian loom, where steel and wind shuttled through, covered the city in dusty fashion ~ Dusseldorf, Germany ~ We came to Düsseldorf on a cloudy autumn day. The low-hanging clouds and gloomy sky cast a layer of mist over the city, making this citywalk even more mysterious. Japantown: Germany's Little Tokyo Less than five minutes from the main train station, you will arrive at the famous "Japan Street". This is one of the largest Japanese communities in Europe, with Japanese restaurants, bookstores, and supermarkets lined up together, forming an exotic landscape. Bismarck Statue: Meditations of the Iron Chancellor Walking along the street, you can look up and see the statue of Bismarck, the great "Iron Chancellor" in German history. Düsseldorf has developed from the Prussian period to the present day, and the statue is a dividing line that separates modernity from its former glory. King Street: Luxury and stylish sophistication Going further, you will reach King's Street, a tree-lined boulevard nicknamed "KÖ" by the locals. Under the gloomy sky, this "fashion corridor" lined with luxury stores is still full of brilliance. Old Town Hall: A fusion of history and modernity At the end of King Street, across the cobblestone road, you will arrive at the Old Town Hall of Düsseldorf. Originally built in the 16th century and rebuilt several times, the Renaissance architecture is full of majesty. The Rhine: Feeling the Pulse of the Times Walking through the old town, the view gradually broadens and the Rhine River comes into view. The Ferris wheel and the ancient buildings on the river bank form a sharp contrast. The Rhine River is not only a natural border, but also the pulse of the city, connecting different eras. Media Harbour: A shining light for the future Going south along the Rhine River, you will arrive at the Media Harbor. This old port has been transformed into a modern innovation zone. The faint light of the cloudy day shines through the clouds onto the distinctive buildings, outlining their cold lines. Compared with other European fashion capitals such as London and Milan, Düsseldorf seems to be a bit unworthy of its reputation, but perhaps this is also in line with Germany's low-key personality. Address: Düsseldorf, Germany Transportation: Take the train to Düsseldorf Main Station One-day tour route: Düsseldorf Hbf → ImmermannstraBe → Bismarck Statue → King Street → Old Town → Old Town Hall (Marktplatz) → Rhine Riverside Promenade → Media Harbor (Medienhafen), a total of 3-5 hours