Landmark · City Center
Three-Gable House
The Three-Gable House is the oldest surviving townhouse in Duisburg's old town, dating from the 16th century. It owes its name to the three characteristic stepped gables that make the building unmistakable. The lovingly restored timber-framed and stone house survived the destruction of the Second World War as one of the few historic buildings and today houses a restaurant. It is a rare testament to bourgeois architecture in old Duisburg.
In the district
City Center
Inner Harbor, Old Town, the Forum mall and König-Heinrich-Platz - Duisburg's urban heart on the water.
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Hotels near Three-Gable House
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Hotel Carlton
323 m away
54 EUR / night
Campanile Duisburg City
346 m away
55 EUR / night
Premier Inn Duisburg City Altstadt
396 m away
59 EUR / night
Emmas Hostels Duisburg
454 m away
67 EUR / night
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