Top Sights

Duisburg is shaped by its industrial history and the significant inland port on the Rhine. Particularly worth seeing are the Inner Harbor with its modern architecture and museums, the Landschaftspark Duisburg-Nord with its decommissioned industrial facilities, Duisburg Zoo, and the Museum Küppersmühle for Modern Art. In addition, numerous historic churches, townhouses, and neighborhoods invite visitors to explore.

In addition to the urban sights, Duisburg is surrounded by several nature and landscape conservation areas, including Rheinpark, Rheinauenpark, and Duisburger Stadtwald, which are ideal for walks, cycling, and relaxation.

Culture & Events

Duisburg’s cultural life is diverse: theaters, museums, choirs, orchestras, and art associations shape the city. Duisburg is internationally known for its film and festival offerings, as well as events such as the Dragon Boat Festival and various city festivals.

Culinary Delights

Duisburg cuisine is varied and influenced by Rhineland and Lower Rhine traditions. Typical specialties include “Himmel und Äd,” hearty meat dishes, and regional beers. Numerous cafés, restaurants, and breweries invite visitors to enjoy and linger.