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Attractions in Duisburg
From the Inner Harbour with its Foster architecture to the world-famous Landscape Park Duisburg-Nord, the walkable Tiger & Turtle sculpture, the Six Lakes and the zoo — all the iconic places of the city on the Rhine.
Wanheim-Angerhausen
Angerpark & Heinrich-Hildebrand-Höhe
A greened spoil tip with hiking trails around Tiger & Turtle — recreation on former industrial land.
Free entry
Ruhrort
Duisburg Port (duisport)
The largest inland port in the world — experienced by harbour boat tour with cranes, containers and kilometres of quays.
from 14 EUR
Hochfeld
Duisburg Rhine Park
A new landscape park on the Rhine bank in Hochfeld on former industrial land — with a promenade, wide views and plenty of space to play.
Free entry
City Centre
Duisburg Theatre / König-Heinrich-Platz
A historic municipal theatre on König-Heinrich-Platz, home — together with Düsseldorf — of the Deutsche Oper am Rhein.
from 15 EUR
City Centre
Duisburg Town Hall
An imposing neo-Renaissance town hall on the Burgplatz, with a prominent tower in the heart of the old town.
Free entry

Duissern
Duisburg Zoo
A popular zoo on the Kaiserberg, known for its dolphinarium, koalas and the Rio Negro themed world — a classic for families.
from 22 EUR
City Centre
Forum Duisburg
A large city-centre shopping mall on Königstraße with more than 90 shops over several levels.
Free entry
Ruhrort
German Museum of Inland Navigation
The largest museum of its kind in Germany, housed in a magnificent Art Nouveau public baths in Ruhrort.
from 4 EUR
Hamborn
Hamborn Town Hall & Pollmann-Eck
A striking town hall at the Pollmann-Eck in the north of Duisburg, a testament to the once-independent industrial town of Hamborn.
Free entry
Ruhrort
Historic Harbour of Ruhrort
An old boatmen's village with maritime charm, historic harbour basins, museum ships and cosy pubs.
Free entry
Homberg/Ruhrort/Baerl
Homberg–Ruhrort Rhine Ferry
A historic passenger ferry across the Rhine between Homberg and Ruhrort — the "Glückauf" has connected the banks for generations.
from 2 EUR

City Centre
Inner Harbour (Innenhafen)
From the "bread basket of the Ruhr" to a lively city quarter: a former grain harbour with a promenade, restaurants, museums and modern architecture.
Free entry
City Centre
Inner Harbour Marina
A leisure-boat marina in the middle of the Inner Harbour, with yachts, houseboats and a maritime feel against the skyline of the old warehouses.
Free entry
Duissern
Kaiserberg
A wooded hill above the city with hiking trails, the Kaiser Wilhelm monument and views over Duisburg.
Free entry
Neudorf
Kaiserberg Botanical Garden
An idyllic garden on the Kaiserberg with a rose garden, pond, nature trails and mature trees — freely accessible and free of charge.
Free entry
Duisburg South
Lake Masurensee
The largest and most popular lake of the Six Lakes Plateau, with a lido, promenade and boating.
Free entry

Meiderich
Landscape Park Duisburg-Nord
A disused ironworks turned spectacular industrial park: climb a blast furnace, dive in the gasometer and watch the colourful light show at night.
Free entry
City Centre
Lehmbruck Museum
An international museum of modern sculpture in the Kant-Park, dedicated to the sculptor Wilhelm Lehmbruck and 20th-century sculpture.
from 9 EUR
City Centre
Mercator Hall
A modern concert and congress centre in the CityPalais, home of the Duisburg Philharmonic.
Free entry
City Centre
MKM Museum Küppersmühle
A museum of modern and contemporary art in a converted grain mill at the Inner Harbour, with architecture by Herzog & de Meuron.
from 9 EUR
City Centre
Museum of Culture and City History
The city museum at the Inner Harbour, with the world's most important Mercator collection and the history of Duisburg from antiquity to today.
from 4 EUR
Rheinhausen
Rheinhausen & Krupp History
A district on the left bank of the Rhine, shaped by the history of the Krupp steelworks and the legendary workers' protest of 1987.
Free entry
Beeck
Rheinpreußen Spoil Tip & Geleucht
A spoil tip with the "Geleucht" — a walkable, giant miner's lamp as a glowing landmark artwork above the Ruhr region.
Free entry
Walsum
Rhine Meadows Walsum
A renaturalised nature reserve on the Rhine with a floodplain landscape, birdwatching and grazing wild horses.
Free entry

City Centre
Salvator Church & Old Market
The Gothic main church of the old town right next to the town hall, burial place of the cartographer Gerhard Mercator on the historic Old Market.
Free entry

Duisburg South
Six Lakes Plateau (Sechs-Seen-Platte)
Six lakes formed from former gravel pits in southern Duisburg — swimming, sailing, diving, hiking and promenading in green surroundings.
Free entry
Hochfeld
Stadtwerke Tower
At around 200 metres the tallest structure in Duisburg — the "Lange Heinrich" is a landmark visible far across the Rhine.
Free entry
City Centre
Three-Gable House
The oldest surviving residential house in the old town, dating from the 16th century, with its characteristic three stepped gables.
Free entry

Wanheim-Angerhausen
Tiger & Turtle – Magic Mountain
A walkable roller-coaster sculpture on a spoil tip in the Angerpark — a landmark of structural change with magnificent panoramic views.
Free entry
Neudorf
University of Duisburg-Essen (Duisburg Campus)
A large university campus in Neudorf with striking architecture, a library and the lively student quarter around it.
Free entry
Duisburg South
Wedau Sports Park
One of the largest sports centres in Europe, with a regatta course, the Schauinsland-Reisen-Arena and the ice rink of EV Duisburg.
Free entry