
Immanuel-Kant-Park
A sanctuary of art in Duisburg's heart
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Renowned as a sculpture garden, the Immanuel-Kant-Park in Duisburg houses the Lehmbruck Museum, celebrated for its impressive collection of modern artworks.
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Guided Story
You're standing in the Immanuel-Kant-Park, a serene green oasis right in the heart of Duisburg. This park spans about 7 hectares and was once the villa garden of Theodor Böninger junior's 'House Rhein'. Look around, and you'll find expansive public green spaces perfect for a leisurely stroll. There are also playgrounds here, making it a delightful spot for children. To the northwest, you can glimpse the Lehmbruck Museum, with its sculpture garden adjoining the park. Visiting there could be a wonderful addition to your walk. Enjoy the peace and nature right in the city center.
Location
Nearby

Wilhelm Lehmbruck Museum

Cubus Kunsthalle

Museum DKM

Kants Garten

Galerie JetztamDellplatz

Die Säule

König-Heinrich-Platz
