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Brewery Zum Schlüssel

The guide was updated: 2024-02-16

The antique character of the home brewery, where service and quality are top priority, fascinates everyone entering Schlüssel in Düsseldorf’s Old Town. The popular brewery has its very own history dating back to 1850. In this pleasant atmosphere, brewery fans enjoy the culinary specialities of the Rhineland with a cold “original Schlüssel” Altbier brewed on the premises.

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Address: Bolkerstraße 43, 40213, Düsseldorf
Opening hours: Sun-Thu 10.00-24.00; Fri-Sat 10.00-01.00
Website: www.zumschluessel.de
Phone: +49 211 8289550
Email: info@zumschluessel.de

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Brewery Zum Schiffchen

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Brewery Zum Schlüssel

Brewery Zum Schlüssel

The antique character of the home brewery, where service and quality are top priority, fascinates everyone entering Schlüssel in Düsseldorf’s Old Town. The popular brewery has its very own history dating back to 1850. In this pleasant atmosphere, brewery fans enjoy the culinary specialities of the Rhineland with a cold “original Schlüssel” Altbier brewed on the premises.

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Off the main routes

Off the main routes

The culinary scene in trendy districts such as Flingern or Unterbilk is surprising, from corner pubs with their old regulars, cafes with a living-room feel, through to the ice cream parlour at the petrol station.

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