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Jenny H

I only have one day and night in Dusseldorf , what should I see and what should I eat?

Are there some well known places to eat

    



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Canan
There is not much to see in Duesseldorf ;-p
If you can, go to near-by Cologne (no offense Duessels!), climb up the Cathedral ("Koelner Dom") and then go to the "Altstadt" (Old town), There you 'must' have "Pommes Frittes" (French fries) with mayo (it's much better than the American mayo) with "Currywurst" (a Brat with a warm ketchup and lots of curry spice), with a "Stange Koelsch" (stange = a very thin glas, Koelsch = a very specific dark lager to be found only in that region). Guten Appetit!


Dr. Quackenbush
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I don't know where you want to eat but before you leave for the restaurant go see the police dogs:
n Feb 25, 9:59 PM ET

BERLIN - Police dogs in the western city of Duesseldorf will no longer get their feet dirty when on patrol — the entire dog unit will soon be equipped with blue plastic fiber shoes, a police spokesman said Monday.


"All 20 of our police dogs — German and Belgian shepherds — are currently being trained to walk in these shoes," Andre Hartwich said. "I'm not sure they like it, but they'll have to get used to it."

The unusual footwear is not a fashion statement, Hartwich said, but rather a necessity due to the high rate of paw injuries on duty. Especially in the city's historical old town — famous for both its pubs and drunken revelers — the dogs often step into broken beer bottles.

"Even the street-cleaning doesn't manage to remove all the glass pieces from between the streets' cobble stones," Hartwich said, adding that the dogs frequently get injured by little pieces sticking deep in their paws.

The dogs will start wearing the shoes this spring but only during operations that demand special foot protection. The shoes comes in sizes small, medium and large and were ordered in blue to match the officers uniforms, Hartwich said.

"Now we just have to teach the dogs how to tie their shoes," he joked





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