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  About Dusseldorf

Dusseldorf is a beautiful city in Germany that is constantly seen competing with two other cities in the country, Rhine and Cologne. Though these cities are approximately 40 km away from each other, they are well-connected and popular among tourists, too. It is one of the best vacation destinations in Germany, and you must add it to your itinerary if you are planning a trip to Germany. The city is known for housing the longest bar in the world. There are approximately 300 bars, pubs and breweries in Dusseldorf. It is obvious by this that the city has a vibrant nightlife and even if you wake up with a nasty hangover, it would be completely worth it. Dusseldorf also has a popular tourist attraction, Rheinturm, that promises an aerial view of the city, and it is completely worth it. You can book a hotel in Dusseldorf that has a magnificent view of the lush green surroundings. It also boasts one of the most beautiful and glamorous shopping streets in all of Europe. You will also find a blend of Japanese culture in certain parts of the city.

Best Time to Visit Dusseldorf

Dusseldorf sees a lot of tourists during winter for its Christmas markets and Carnival celebrations. December to February is winter, and the temperature ranges from 0 to 32 degree Celsius. While the days are mildly cold, the nights are freezing, and you might want to put on all of your warm clothes before stepping out. The Christmas market is one of the main reasons why people love visiting the city during winter. You will find a lot of stalls in the market that sell wooden trinkets, Christmas decor and mulled wine. The market adds all the charm to your festive spirit and makes you want to step out in your best attire. The Germans celebrate Christmas with such grandeur that they have fewer events planned in January so that they can recover from the Christmas hangover. Make sure you book a hotel in Dusseldorf well in advance. Since this is not a high tourist season, you will find the best and luxurious accommodation at the most affordable prices. The snowfall and the well-lit city promise to make your Christmas holiday far more special.

Spring season is from March to May, and the weather is quite pleasant in the city. The temperature ranges from 10 to 25 degree Celsius, and while it is slightly chilly with occasional snowfalls in March, it gets pleasant over time. You can expect to see the flowers bloom and lush greenery take over the snow-clad city. May sees a spike in tourists since there are a lot of long weekends in the month. The local Japanese community here celebrates Japan Day in May. You will get to see a marvellous firework display over the Rhine. Summer hits Dusseldorf from June to August. It is also an ideal time to visit the city. The scorching heat makes it difficult for you to step out during the day. It is not an ideal time to plan a trip to Dusseldorf. In fact, even travelling by the local trams and buses can get quite troublesome if they do not have the central air conditioning system. But if you do plan a visit to the city, you can attend a lot of movie screenings and outdoor concerts. You can also head over to the pubs and gulp down the best German beer.

September to November is autumn season in Dusseldorf. The weather remains pleasant, and visiting the city in the first half of September is also highly recommended. The first frost of winter usually occurs in November, but sometimes, it might even occur in October. Make sure you attend the Oktobeerfest if you are visiting during this time. You will surely find a lot of offers at pubs and get to go on a beer tasting tour.

Places to Visit in Dusseldorf

Altstadt in Dusseldorf's Old Town is a sight for sore eyes. With stunning views of the Rhine, housing the world's longest bar, churches and museums, the architecture of which will leave you mesmerized. Your trip to Dusseldorf will not be complete without visiting the Rhine River. It is the lifeline of the city. You can either take a stroll alongside the banks of the river, on the promenade or sign up for a cruise on the river. You will also find museums near the river that are worth a visit. The Rheinturm is the highlight of the city. It offers an aerial view of the city from its observation deck that is 240.5-meters high. You can even dine at the revolving restaurant here in Rheinturm. Visiting the local Farmer's Market is yet another popular thing to do. You can spend half a day here, and you will leave with a bag full of fresh produce and snacks, too. Nordpark is one of the most beautiful parks in Dusseldorf. You will find lots of meadows, flowerbeds, ponds, fountains, walkways and old trees here. The Japanese Garden here is quite popular.

Hofgarten is Düsseldorf's oldest public garden, and you will also find River Dussel flowing through the park. You will also come across Schloss Jagerhof here, which is a historic former hunting lodge that is now a museum. It flaunts the work of the famous German poet, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. Kaiserpfalz is the ruins of Emperor Friedrich Barbarossa's royal palace. If you are a history buff, you will certainly love this place. Konigsallee is one of the most charming streets in Europe to shop, and you can also go window-shopping if you don't want to spend a lot of money. Apart from all the high-end fashion brands, you will also find luxury restaurants here that you can try. Eko Haus is a small place in the city that is dedicated to the Japanese population in the city. You will love the Buddhist temple and the beautiful Japanese gardens here. Head over to the Neanderthal Museum to look at human fossils and re-learn everything about evolution.

Things to do in Dusseldorf

Dusseldorf might not be one of your top holiday destinations, but the city does not disappoint its tourists. If you think Japan is out of your budget at the moment, you can head to Dusseldorf in May or June to celebrate Japan Day. The Rhine Promenade turns into a part of Japan as the locals pay tribute to the culture with traditional Japanese food, kimono fittings, Manga comics, spectacular fireworks and performances. The Rhine River is one of the major attractions in the city. You can go on a cruise at the river and catch a beautiful sunset while admiring the beautiful city and everything it has to offer. Climb on top of the Rheinturm, which is 240.5 metre-high. It offers a beautiful view of the Dusseldorf skyline and the entire city. Make sure you also dine at the revolving restaurant on top as you enjoy the view. You can also head to Altstadt which houses one of the longest bars, pubs and breweries in the world. It is one of the most happening spots in the city.

Food and Restaurants in Dusseldorf

While Dusseldorf boasts of a variety of cuisines from all over the world, you must also try the traditional dishes here like Halve Hahn, Rheinischer Sauerbraten, Himmel und Erde, Blutwurst and so on. You will also find a lot of Japanese restaurants in the city since a small part of the city is dedicated to Japanese culture. Sansibar is a popular restaurant in the city that serves not only German food but also European, Contemporary and fusion food. The sushi and oysters in the restaurant are also quite popular. If you want to try authentic Japanese cuisine, head over to DOX Restaurant. Bob & Mary and Nagaya are also popular restaurants that serve German and Japanese food. Grab a cup of refreshing coffee at Toykio Coffee and Gallery. The Victorian restaurant is ideal for a delicious German dinner with cocktails of your choice. Uerige is a pub that serves the best craft beers in the city along with delicious food.

How to reach Dusseldorf (Transportation)

Dusseldorf International Airport is the third-largest airport in Germany after Munich and Frankfurt. The flight connectivity to Dusseldorf from India is quite good. Turkish Airlines, KLM, Vistara, Air France are some popular flights to Dusseldorf that take off from India. The flights have a certain layover at Istanbul, Amsterdam, Paris and so on. If you book in advance, you will get cheap flight tickets to Dusseldorf. If you are travelling during the off-season, you might come across great flight deals to Dusseldorf online. The airport in Dusseldorf makes sure it has everything for the convenience of its passengers from lounges and waiting areas to restaurants, cafes and shopping areas. The airport also has an airport shuttle and car rental facilities that you can opt for if you haven't pre-booked your taxi already. The airport is not very far from the tourist attractions in the city.

  About Pegasus Airlines

Pegasus Airlines is a private low-cost Turkish airline with its headquarters in the Kurtköy region of Pendik, Istanbul. The airline's base though, is in several Turkish airports namely Adana Airport, Antalya Airport, Ankara Esenbo?a Airport, Adnan Menderes Airport, and Ercan Airport. The airline came into existence in 1989 when two business ventures, Net and Silkar, entered a partnership with Irish-airline company Aer Lingus. Together they formed Pegasus Airlines and operations of the new airline commenced in 1990. The airline's first fleet comprises of two Boeing 737-400s which later expanded to accommodate more Airbus variants. The airline's name has been derived from the relevance of Pegasus, a winged horse that is sired by the Greek god of the sea. Months after the launch of Pegasus Airlines, Iraq stormed Kuwait with an invasion which led to a halt in the operations of the airline and resulted in a serious setback on Turkish tourism.

Further, this also affected Pegasus' operations as the airline had to shut shop for a few months until the political scenario returned to normal.

In 1992, things started looking good for Turkey's tourism and further enhanced the demand for Pegasus Airlines. The airline acquired a third Boeing 737-400 to join its fleet. It also leased two Airbus A320s to meet the demand brought in by summer tourists. After two successful years with positive reception for the airline, Aer Lingus and Net opted to sell off their shares in Pegasus Airlines. Following the exit of the two companies in 1994, an Istanbul-based enterprise called Yapi Kredibank, acquired all the shares of the airline, turning Pegasus Airlines into a Turkish company. In 1997, the airline placed an order for one Boeing 737-400 along with one Boeing 737-800 from the aircraft-manufacturing company. Since the change in ownership, Pegasus Airlines became the first Turkish airline to have placed orders for the Boeing 737 Next Generation. A lease agreement was also signed to receive ten more Boeing 737-800s from the International Lease Finance Corporation. In 2005, Pegasus Airlines received another investor in ESAS Holdings with Ali Sabanci as the new chairman.

Under Sabanci, the airline underwent some significant changes as it was converted from a charter airline to a low-cost carrier. The airline also ordered more Boeing aircraft to join its fleet as the demand for Pegasus Airlines flight increased axiomatically, thanks to their affordable ticket prices and great in-flight services. In fact, the airline further expanded its domestic route connectivity too, which helped cater to the domestic audience. By 2013, the airline's domestic market share also witnessed a spike of about 27 per cent. After Turkish Airlines, Air Pegasus is the second-largest airline in the country which started transforming its fleet from Boeing to Airbus. In fact, Pegasus Airlines became the first Turkish airline to become a customer for Airbus as they ordered some A320neo. As part of its expansion strategies, the airline also started investing in other airlines. In 2012, the airline purchased 49 per cent of shares of Air Manas, a low-cost airline based out of Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan. Pegasus Airlines also put up their shares in the stock market, which was traded at Borsa Istanbul.

Fleet size of Pegasus Airlines

As of 2020, Pegasus Airlines' fleet size stands at 89 aircraft which comprise mainly aircraft from the Boeing and Airbus family. The aircraft that is part of Pegasus Airlines' fleet includes 37 Boeing 737-800s, 35 Airbus A320-200neos, 12 Airbus A320-200ceos and five Airbus A321-200neos. The airline has already placed an order for 26 more Airbus A320neos, which is slated to be delivered by 2022. Meanwhile, they are halfway with their plan to replace the Boeing 737-800s from their fleet and replace it with the Airbus A320 series. In fact, along with the Airbus A320neo, the airline is also expected to receive 38 Airbus A321neo, orders for which have been placed by the airline already. Interestingly the airline's operations commenced with two Boeing 737-400s inaugurating the inception of Pegasus Airlines. In the past, Pegasus Airlines did have Boeing 737-300 and Beijing 737-400. However, with their plan to turn their fleet into an all-Airbus fleet, they have slowly phased out the Boeings.

Baggage Allowance

Pegasus Airlines' baggage allowance is slightly tweaked in comparison to some of its contemporaries. The airline offers lesser baggage allowance as it is a low-cost airline. Passengers travelling internationally with Pegasus Airlines are allowed to carry about 20 kg of weight per baggage. The said weight is applicable to all their cabin classes that include the Essentials, Advantage and Business Flex. The policy is different for domestic flights as passengers can carry a range of 15 kg to 20 kg. Depending on the cabin class, the baggage allowance differs for passengers. According to their revised baggage allowance policy, the airline expects passengers to drop off the cabin baggage too at the check-in. In fact, Pegasus Airlines only permits carrying of a handbag, a briefcase, a laptop bag or a bag that is reserved for baby items. This rule is applicable to passengers who are travelling with an infant. The cabin baggage's weight should not exceed 8 kg. It is mandatory for passengers to follow the baggage rules, and in case they need more, a purchase for extra baggage can be made at the airline's check-in counter or online.

In-flight services

As a low-cost carrier, Pegasus Airlines does not have a lot of top-notch facilities. However, they do make up for it with excellent in-flight services. The flights of Pegasus Airlines offer decent seats which come with comfortable legroom. They also come with great hospitality from the flight attendants.

Popular routes and top cities for Pegasus Airlines

Within Turkey, Pegasus Airlines' domestic routes are quite strong as they have exemplary connectivity. For passengers who have planned a trip to explore the country, going by Pegasus Airlines would be ideal. Domestic destinations such as Adana, Amasya, Ankara, Antalya, Edremit, Batman, Bodrum, Dalaman, Denizli, Diyarbakir, Erzincan, Erzurum, Gaziantep, Hatay, Istanbul, Kayseri, Izmir, Kars, Konya, Malatya, Samsun, Sivas and Van, to name a few, are all listed as places where Pegasus Airlines can operate from. As for international routes that the airline caters to, they are mostly in the European and Central Asian destinations, with a handful of Middle Eastern cities too. Pegasus Airlines literally has no flight connectivity to Asian countries or even American destinations. Some of the top cities that the airline networks with are Almaty, Amman, Amsterdam, Bahrain, Athens, Barcelona, Beirut, Berlin, Belgrade, Bishkek, Bologna, Brussels, Bucharest, Budapest, Copenhagen, Doha, Dusseldorf, Erbil, Erfurt, Frankfurt, Hamburg, Gronzy^, Hurghada, Karachi, Kharkiv, Krasnodar, Kuwait City, London, Lyon, Madrid, Manchester, Milan, Marseille, Muscat, Nice, Oslo, Prague, Riyadh, Rotterdam, Stuttgart, Tel Aviv, Vienna and Zurich.

Why travel by Pegasus Airlines?

Pegasus Airlines boasts a 20-year experience in the field of aviation. During this period, the airline has grown tremendously to become one of the most established private airlines in Turkey. To ensure that the quality of services is not compromised, the airline has accumulated a team of trained professionals as part of their crew. The experienced crew is quite abreast with the necessities of what counts as the best experience for the passengers. The airline runs its own flight academy, and their crew are usually recruited from the academy. This further bolsters their claim for offering the best crew who are aware of the requirements of the passengers and what counts as a smooth transit. With a view to enhancing the experience of the traveller at an affordable price, the airline has also provided the best flight ticket rates. Their flexible pricing policy has enabled passengers from various walks of life to get the best in-flight services and quality that add to their reputation. They have also installed the latest high technology equipment in all their aircraft. They believe in using cutting-edge technology to ensure that there are no complications during the journey.

One of the biggest perks of Pegasus Airlines is that they are always on-time. With minimal delays with respect to their flight schedules, this is a quality that many global airlines lack. The airline has shown monthly success rate in terms of being on-time, in Turkey. Other benefits of Pegasus Airlines are the facilities they provide online. Passengers can opt for web check-ins and avoid the long queues of check-in counters at the airport.

Further, the official website of the airline also has an updated list of Pegasus Airlines' flight schedules and flight status. Passengers can peruse through the list of domestic route and international route connectivity that the airline has before booking a ticket. Speaking of which, prospective travellers can book a Pegasus Airlines flight ticket on their website and rake in some of the benefits that follow. These include discounts on flight tickets as well as some combo hotel packages that passengers can avail. Passengers can change flights after booking the tickets and also cancel the flight and receive a chunk as a refund.

Booking details can also be managed on their official website alone with airport shuttle services. Their upscale services are definitely worth the money spent.