The Urban Setting.
Nestled along the Rhine River, Neuss invites its visitors to discover its charms that claim a Romain past and industrial heritage.
Neuss is a city located on the west bank of the Rhine River. Staying on the Left Side of the Rhine, as the Rhinelander call it, the region goes clear down to Cologne and as far west as Mönchengladbach. Take a look at a map and you will see that Neuss is located in the heart of North Rhine-Westphalia. It is an exceptional city, combining a peaceful coexistence of industry and nature yet still retaining many aspects of its historical past and Roman influence.
Architecture.
Neuss has many places of historical interest, the majority of them dating from medieval times. The most impressive architectural high lights in Neuss can be found in its city centre and ancient ruins...
Cities.
Looking for another city to explore, to drop by for some shopping or just to gather new impressions? Even if you are in Dusseldorf for only a short period of time, visting one of the other large cities nearby can be worthwhile...
Towns.
Neuss is neigboring many towns and municipalities, which differ in age, size and their individual character. So if you want to get acquainted with the whole district, you have no choice but to visit each spot...
Villages Nearby.
If you feel the desire for recreation and an idyllic rural environment, discover the countryside with its culture and history and take a look at the smaller municipalities in the vicinity of Dusseldorf. Here you can find great...
Cycling.
The German word for bicycle is Fahrrad, ride bike and the Germans have certainly got the hang of it, which is reflected in the fact that nine percent of all distances are covered by bike. That's 300 kilometres per citizen...
Parks.
Neuss has more green to it than one may think. Starting at the center, a green promenade runs through the city right next to the Erftmühlengraben. Follow the narrow path and find yourself in a rose garden...
