Friedrichstadt is the most central and also quite well-developed spot in Düsseldorf. It is well known for its lovely historic architecture, quiet residential roads, and those really convenient transport links. The area began to take shape in 1854 . It was named after King Frederick William IV of Prussia, and it kind of stuck. But today, its old buildings and tree-lined streets remind people of the area’s long history and that traditional character. It covers about 1.1 km², and around 20,000 residents live here , so it counts as one of the more densely populated residential districts in Düsseldorf. Düsseldorf International Airport is about 10/12 km away, usually takes around 15/20 minutes, give or take a bit, depending on road conditions. Friedrichstadt is sort of home to people from many backgrounds. Along with German residents, you’ll also see Italian , Turkish, Greek, and a few other international communities living here. This kind of blend is one reason the neighborhood manages to offer such a wide choice of food spots, restaurants, cafés, and small local shops as well. A number of the best-known places in Friedrichstadt include Schwanenspiegel, Kaiserich, Fürstenplatz, K21 Museum  (Ständehaus), and also Friedrichstraße. For anyone looking for nearby hotels, you can check out Ruby Leni Hotel Düsseldorf, Living Hotel Düsseldorf, and Hotel Kö59. And if nightlife is your thing, HS Club Düsseldorf, Rudas Studios, Salon des Amateurs, and Giselle Bar are pretty much within easy reach.