Beautiful and ancient city of Duisburg traditionally attracts tourists by its places of interest and various cultural sites. Despite the fact that the city was severely damaged during the Second World War, a number of interesting architectural and historical monuments have survived in its territory. The majority of sightseeing tours start from a visit to Dreigiebelhaus – one of the oldest buildings in Duisburg. Despite its age the house has been preserved to this day in its original form. The building of the house was completed in the middle of the 16th century. Today its premises are occupied by numerous art galleries and studios. Tourists can learn about most important historical events and explore a collection of priceless exhibits in Museum of Urban History and Culture. The most famous cultural institution of Duisburg is located in an old flour mill. The globe of the internationally famous scientist and researcher Gerhard Mercator is considered the most valuable item in the museum. Besides this, the museum features an interesting collection of historical and ethnographic artifacts, and works of art, some of which relate to the period of the early Middle Ages. Fans of art will be interested in visiting Museum of Wilhelm Lehmbruck. It is named in honor of the architect who designed the beautiful venue. The museum features works of sculptors from different parts of the world. The exhibition consists of about five hundred works. Probably, Lebensretter Fountain is the most
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