Koen in front of Rhine River and the Rhine Tower, a popular attraction of Düsseldorf

Düsseldorf Castle Tower stood at this place, but nowadays a former side tower of a later baroque palace is all that remains

Koen having a argue with German men at the sculpture Auseinandersetzung (argument)

A golden bridge in the Hofgarten, Düsseldorf’s largest park, set in the heart of the city

Hofgarten's Swan House has all kinds of birds, wrens, robins, swans, Canada geese, mallards and magpies

A cute drake mallard walking around the Hofgarten Park

Koen at Düsseldorf City Hall and Johann Wilhelm II in front

A statue of Johann Wilhelm II (Jan Wellem) on horseback is a landmark of Düsseldorf, created in the early 18th century

Vidar taking a break at Cornelius Square

Vidar and Königsallee (Kings Avenue) with its generous stretch of water down the center

Königsallee is partitioned by the long city moat with more than 200 trees, sculptures, fountains and decorative bridges

Three black headed gulls at the moat watching people shopping at Königsallee

Düsseldorf's internationally best known trademark is Königsallee, considered as one of the world's grand luxurious boulevards

Vidar dropping by a kiosk at Königsallee to by post cards, as usually

The Triton Fountain at Königsallee, is a place worth lingering awhile, from here you have a beautiful view of the whole moat

Vidar at the southern end of the moat and Königsallee riding a Bergischer lion

The music pavilion on Heinrich Heine Square is a masterpiece of art nouveau and during christmas it's a a crowded angel market

Exhibition of sculpures by the Spanish artist Manolo Valdés outside K20 at the Grabbeplatz

Koen with the former gable figures from the old Kunsthalle represent the fine arts: architecture, painting, poetry, music

Vidar stopping by Saint Lambertus Church and on the facade there is a big sculpture of the crucifixion of Jesus

Who said women can't park, here at Parkhaus am Ratinger Tor