Duisburg is a German city in the western part of the Ruhr Area (Ruhrgebiet) in North Rhine-Westphalia.
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Rheinhotel Rheingarten Conferences and Events Rheinhotel Rheingarten Conferences and Events in Duisburg offers meeting rooms which can easily cater and accommodate up to 120 patrons. Meeting rooms offer natural light, views of the Rhine and Ruhr and wireless reception and can be fitted with technology and an overhead projector, canvas, wall, flipchart, beamer and more as per your requirements.
Read more Hotel Restaurant Goldener Hahn Dining Hotel Restaurant Goldener Hahn Dining in the city centre of Duisburg invites you to linger in a warm and inviting atmosphere and enjoy dining on good home cooked German cuisine. Enjoy meals with a beer or refreshment from the bar and come during lunch time for cheap but good cuisine of home cooked meals. A delicious buffet is available on Sundays and Public Holidays from 12 to 16 o' clock.
Read more Hotel am Kamin Hotel am Kamin in Duisburg ensures a wonderful stay in one of the nine rooms available, three of which are double. Rooms have internet access and TV's and are warm, spacious and comfortable and your satisfaction is guaranteed. With a capacity of 25 beds in total, and fully furnished apartments the Hotel am Kamin run by the Leutl family looks forward to welcoming you and ensuring a wonderful stay while in Duisburg.
Read more Hotel Friederichs Bistro Hotel Friederichs Bistro in the centre of Duisburg starts your day with a well-balanced European-American breakfast buffet usually available from 6:30 onwards. From early afternoon to late evening guests can enjoy a daily changing seasonal menu of delectable meals, which can be enjoyed in the Mediterranean styled garden in good weather. A separate room is available for banquets, conferences, presentations and parties including business lunches and wedding receptions.
Read more Museum DKM The Museum DKM is the place for art and culture in the center of Duisburg and consists of three buildings that encompass 51 gallery spaces stretching out over a total of 2,700 square meters on five levels. Designed by the Swiss architect Hans Rohr, the Museum DKM portrays five very different areas with artworks from the 1960's as well as 2000 year old works and contemporary art from South East Asia. The basement in the old building is the fascinating home to statues, busts, stone and marble heads including a monumental head of Buddha as well as terracotta animals, Chinese vessels, horsemen and warriors dating back to the Tang dynasties.