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Dusseldorf trip next month - budget advice?

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Headed to Dusseldorf next month for a few days and trying to figure out a realistic daily budget. Anyone know what I should expect for food, drinks, and getting around? Headed to Dusseldorf next month for a few days and trying to figure out a realistic daily budget. Anyone know what I should expect for food, drinks, and getting around?

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korinna · 1d

yeah the budget thing really depends on what part of town you're hanging out in. if you stick around Bilk or Flingern for food instead of the touristy Altstadt you can grab a solid bowl or curry for like 10-12 euro. day pass for the tram is still under 9 euro which is a steal, plus you can walk most of the central stuff anyway. i'd say 60-65 euro is a sweet spot if you're not going crazy on cocktails, those can run 10-12 each in the nicer bars near the Medienhafen

desireebrenneck… · 1d

if you're into markets, the Carlsplatz market is great for lunch - you can grab a currywurst or a fresh fish roll for like 5-7 euro and it's way better than tourist spots. also, the Rhine funicular is a nice cheap activity at like 4 euro round trip with a good view

hedwig · 1d

honestly depends on where you're eating. a döner in the Altstadt runs you like 6-7 euro, but sit-down places near the Rhine promenade can easily hit 20 for a main. for drinks, a beer at Uerige (the Altbier brewery) is like 4.50 and worth it just for the vibe. public transport is cheap with a day ticket around 8 euro, covers all trams and U-Bahn. if you're trying to keep it under 50 euro a day that's doable, but 70-80 is more comfortable if you want a nice dinner and a couple drinks