Duisburg’s citizen walk reveals the city’s evolving history and culture
Duisburg’s latest citizen walk drew a large crowd as residents explored the city’s history and development. The event began with an introduction to the State Archives and ended at the Duisburg City Archives after visiting key landmarks.
The walk started with a presentation on the work of the State Archives. Participants then moved through the city centre, stopping at notable sites like City Hall and the Three-Gabled House. The tour also covered the Duisburg Theater and the Mercator Quarter construction site, highlighting their roles in cultural and urban growth.
The event combined history, culture, and civic engagement as residents traced Duisburg’s past and present. Plans for the next citizen walk are underway, ensuring more opportunities for locals to connect with their city’s heritage.
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