Top Düsseldorf Car Tours in 2026

Hop on a Segway to see the sights of Düsseldorf, and put a fun twist on your sightseeing experience. Starting from Düsseldorf's Old Town at Rathausufer 20, Düsseldorf-Stadtbezirk 1, the tour crosses the Rhine River and takes in the city's bridges, harbor district, and the designer boutiques of the Königsallee shopping enclave. Learn about the city as you glide around town, and enjoy photo stops by all the key sights.

Explore Dusseldorf, walk through the city with your own 5-Star Guide and discover highlights! Meet Dusseldorf beauty and history. See the best places, which will amaze you. Admire modern architecture as well, as some medieval gems! Choose one of our excellent tour options tailored to your needs and interests: 5 hours: Dusseldorf Highlights Guided Tour by Train Pick-up and drop-off at the train station by the Guide. Discover highlights like Old Town Hall, Rhine Promenade, St. Andreas and St. Lambertus Churches, Deutsche Oper and Medienhafen. 5-Star Guide speaks fluently in language chosen during reservation. 6 hours: Dusseldorf Highlights Guided Tour by Car Enjoy private car and discover: Old Town Hall, Burgplatz, Rhine Promenade, Carlsplatz, St. Andreas Kirche, Deutsche Oper, Hofgarten, Rhine Tower, Medienhafen and St. Lambertus Church. Today's Düsseldorf is a true metropolis that is an international business and financial center.

Immerse yourself in the rich art and culture of Dusseldorf on a guided walking tour with a passionate local guide and a small group. Benefit from the insider knowledge of your local guide as you walk around the city together, admire the art and architecture, and discover deep cultural and historical insights.

Explore Dusseldorf on foot during this short, guided, private walking tour of the city that is totally customizable. Let your guide set a route that meanders through Old Town, along the Rhine Promenade, to Saint Lambertus church and more, or work together to plan a personalized itinerary and route based on your interest in history, WWII, King Wilhelm IV, and architecture.