1. The nearest airport is Köln Bonn Airport, a large airport that receives international flights every day. By electric train, one can get from the airport directly to Leverkusen.
2. For active tourists who're planning to visit neighboring towns, it would be convenient to use the services of Flixbus buses. Buses depart from Leverkusen Mitte Station to many German cities, as well as to Brussels, Amsterdam, and Luxembourg.
3. Some local churches and cathedrals are recommended even to those who are not really interested in religious attractions. They often hold exhibitions and classical music concerts.
4. Leverkusen is considered a pretty attractive city for shopping. Here, in local malls and shops, one can buy upscale German goods at affordable prices.
6. Leverkusen hotels are ideal for budget tourists wishing to get acquainted with the sights of Cologne. Local inns and hotels are much cheaper than in Cologne, while the cities are linked by regular transport.
7. Public transport tickets can be purchased at virtually all stops. You will find special vending machines, so be sure to stock up on small change.
In Leverkusen, travelers with children can take a walk in picturesque places and visit interesting sights. The ideal place for a summer walk would be the Japanischer Garten. This charming … 
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9. Although Leverkusen is quite a large city, there are very few cheap restaurants and cafes here. The best option for tourists who want to save on food is going to local bars for lunch and dinner.
10. Football fans must visit some specialty shops located in the city. They sell interesting football paraphernalia depicting symbols of local clubs.
11. Those planning a trip for holidays should take into account that most facilities may be closed on such days. On weekends and holidays, most of the shops, entertainment centers, and even some restaurants do not work.
12. Fishing enthusiasts should keep in mind that only strictly defined spots are reserved for fishing on the banks of the Rhine. One can find out about their location and book your trip at local travel agencies.
13. Locals are big nature enthusiasts so exemplary cleanliness is maintained in all parks here. Garbage should be thrown only in specially equipped litter bins.
14. Most tourists visit the city during its traditional beer festival. It is also advisable to book a hotel well in advance to those who plan to visit Leverkusen on Christmas.
15. Leverkusen cannot be called a major tourist center, so even in the summer, its streets are never too noisy or crowded. Fans of quiet holiday destinations are free to plan a trip at any time of the year.
