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Germany

North Rhine-Westphalia

Ruhr Region

Duisburg Inner Harbour – Duisburg Inner Harbor loop from Steinsche Gasse

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Running trails & routes

Germany

North Rhine-Westphalia

Ruhr Region

Duisburg Inner Harbour – Duisburg Inner Harbor loop from Steinsche Gasse

Moderate

3.8

(11)

288

runners

Duisburg Inner Harbour – Duisburg Inner Harbor loop from Steinsche Gasse

00:44

6.96km

40m

Running

Moderate run. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: March 18, 2026

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286 m

Marienkirche Alt-Duisburg

Highlight • Religious Site

The Marienkirche was built from 1153 to 1156 as the oldest German branch of the Order of St. John. It was initially outside the city walls, formed from 1295 but the western boundary of the city fortifications. The current building from 1802 in classical style uses material of the previous church.

More info: baukunst-nrw.de/objekte/Marienkirche-Duisburg--1647.htm

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1.22 km

Schwanentor Bridge

Highlight • Bridge

At the moment not to be driven by bike in east-west direction, due to construction site. A diversion is signposted.

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1.29 km

Duisburg Inner Harbour

Highlight • Historical Site

A must-see in the Ruhr area, hip bars and really classy restaurants gathered in a beautiful harbor.

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1.52 km

Duisburg Museum of Cultural and City History

Highlight • Historical Site

"The museum's showcase has two main focuses:
On the ground floor, the history of Duisburg and the everyday culture of the people living here are presented from the first settlement in the Stone Age to the present city. In the Altbautrakt, a former granary from 1904, a separate exhibition shows the history of the mill industry at the inner harbor, which was once considered the "bread basket of the Ruhr area".

On the first floor, the museum opens its "Treasury": from the work of the world-famous cartographer Gerhard Mercator, who lived in Duisburg for 42 years until his death in 1594. You can admire numerous maps, atlases, and even two original globes of heaven and earth.

The Köhler-Osbahr Collection, with its extensive holdings of coins, deals with the money and means of payment of some of the long-forgotten cultures of the world.

In addition to the permanent exhibitions, the museum also offers a comprehensive special exhibition program. The focus is on the diverse aspects of Duisburg's city history, archeology and cartography. Finally, exhibitions on ethnology provide insights into the life and history of unknown peoples on this earth. "Source: http: //innenhafen-portal.de/kultur/stadtmuseum-duisburg.html

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1.75 km

Globe Sculpture in the Museum Garden

Highlight • Monument

Always open, right next to the playground

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3.65 km

Duisburg Inner Harbour

Highlight • Structure

The shape of the building is reminiscent of a catamaran, thus picking up and underlining the maritime atmosphere of the area. Viewed from above, the buildings look like an “H” = H² office.
The two buildings were designed by the architects Bothe Richter Teherani and are already an architectural highlight of the harbor skyline.

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