Traumhafter Weg an der Düssel

You can get very close to the banks of the Düssel via the footpaths. The water is often slightly milky because it carries sediments from the limestone quarries upstream.

Super beautiful section through the dense forest right on the Düssel.

When nature wakes up, it's just gorgeous.

Great tour section on the Düssel

Magnificent passage, in some places you can hear and enjoy the gurgling of the stream, a blessing for the soul

The Düssel originates in Wülfrath and then flows through Wuppertal and Gruiten. It continues through the Neandertal, where the Düssel has cut into the limestone subsoil. The small river then flows largely in a natural bed through the cities of Haan, Mettmann and Erkrath and on to Gerresheim.

Beautiful hiking trails in nature.

There are also countless photos. But at least good ones that show the highlights in Neanderta there. I would personally prefer to separate some of them into extra highlights.

Interesting embedding of art and culture

Wonderful paths along the Düssel to relax and enjoy nature.

"When the visitor returns to the museum on the right side of the Düssel, he comes across an enormous limestone block at the side of the path, which from a distance looks like a natural stone.

It is only up close that you can see that the block has been processed. Klaus Simon has created a document of human traces of processing from the limestone.

If the visitor walks further, he will walk over the bronze spiral molded in the stone, which was let into the path. In his two-part work CALX, Klaus Simon is about making processes visible.

The interaction of natural materials and human technology enabled the cultural and economic development that has left such unmistakable traces in the Neandertal. "

Source: mettmann.de/web/?page_id=10579

very nice idyllic corner