🇩🇪 Düsseldorf 2-Day Travel Guide (Part 2)

A city of culture & art 🎨, home to Europe’s largest Japanese community Perfect for foodies and casual exploring – especially if you love Asian cuisine and photo spots! 📸 📅 Itinerary: Day 1⃣️: Japan Quarter + Rhine Promenade + Königsallee Day 2⃣️: Germany’s Largest Supermarket + K21 Modern Art Museum + MedienHafen 🛒 Germany’s Largest Supermarket (EDEKA Zurheide Feine Kost) A massive 12,000㎡ two-floor food paradise! 🛍️ With over 60,000 products (3x more than regular supermarkets), free tastings, and freshly made food – you can even sit and eat inside! 🍴 ⏰ Open: Mon-Sat, 7:00 AM - 10:00 PM 🎨 K21 Modern Art Museum Each gallery features a different artist! Pick up info cards to understand the works better (you can keep them too!). Don’t miss the top-floor “in orbit” installation – like climbing through a giant spider web! 🕸️ 🌐 Website: kunstsammlung.de/en 💰 Tickets: Collection only: €8 Collection + exhibition: €14 EU students: €5 ⏰ Hours: Tue-Sun & holidays 11:00 AM - 6:00 PM | Closed Mon Free entry after 4:00 PM on the first Wed of each month (open until 10:00 PM) ⏳ Suggested time: 1.5 hours 🏙️ MedienHafen (Media Harbour) Ultra-modern architecture meets trendy vibes! Full of offices, hotels, and restaurants – a photographer’s dream 📸 Neuer Zollhof: Iconic “dancing” buildings by Frank Gehry – must-take photos! Rheinturm (Rhine Tower): 🌐 Website: rheinturm.de/en Observation deck at 168m 🗼, 360° rotating restaurant at 172.5m (takes 72 mins per rotation!). Perfect for city views day or night! 🌃 ⏳ Suggested time: 2 hours #Germany #Düsseldorf #Travel #TravelGuide #ArtLover #EuropeTravel 🇩🇪✨