The Rhine embankment promenade is one of the most beautiful places in Duesseldorf.
MoreThe owner says: It is the oldest Jazz Pub in Germany! The "Em Pöötzke" in Dusseldorf's Old Town has been around for almost 70 years, with live music since 1966. Those who visit the "Longest bar in the world" will find a cheerful band here every evening, except on Sundays. The atmosphere is authentic, friendly and welcoming. Tourists are greeted cheerfully, during trade fairs many foreign guests come by. It is "Düsseldorfer Platt" and English spoken. The entrance is basically free. But only for air and love can nobody play a good gig: The musicians go around with a hand-forged cast pan and are happy about donations. The so-called "Heiermann" (5 Euros) is welcome. In addition, the band is always happy about a donated round of beer. This is celebrated accordingly.
Since the reopening on October 9, 2015 by saxophonist Peter van der Heusen not only Dixieland is played, but also the most diverse music genres: Blues, Soul, Funk, Rhythm'n'Blues, Cuban and Latin American Music, Rock 'n' Roll, Country, Modern Jazz, Pop and much more. Here, the host is not infrequently also part of the band. If you love beer, love the old town and love live music - you should make a visit here.
Mertensgasse 6
40213 Duesseldorf
Bus: 805, 817, NE3, NE4, NE7, SB50 (Stop Heinrich-Heine-Allee)
Subway: U70, U71, U72, U73, U74, U75, U76, U77, U78, U79, U83 (Stop Heinrich-Heine-Allee U)
Monday - Thursday: 8pm - 1am
Friday and Saturday: 8pm - 2am
Sundays usually closed
Live-Music starts at 9pm
No entry fee, donations for the musicians are welcome