라인-크라이스 노이스 주변 최고의 도시 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

아름다운 창업기 시대의 건물들.

여기에는 사격 스포츠를 상징하는 그레나디어 기념비가 서 있습니다.

This kiosk belongs to "Thasso." He sells freshly tapped olive oil from his home island of Thassos, Greece. A delight for any olive oil lover!

Neuss is a very beautiful city… and has a lot to offer! Is there actually still free parking? It's an ideal starting point for a tour on a mountain bike, trekking bike, road bike, or gravel bike. We come here often and can highly recommend it.

All kinds of interesting and informative information can be found here

How to get there or back by train

beautiful, quiet place on the Rhine that invites you to linger

"The Windmill Tower, the oldest municipal mill and the only windmill in Neuss, is documented as early as 1477. It survived the great city fire of 1586, as well as the demolition of parts of the city wall and the leveling for the construction of the citadel in 1672. The lower part of the Windmill Tower, built of basalt and tuff on a trachyte base, was directly integrated into the 13th-century city wall. From the Middle Ages until the early 19th century, the tower also served as a municipal prison. In 1796, the robber Matthias Weber, known as the "Fetzer," was imprisoned here after making a spectacular escape from the tower. He and his accomplices had previously broken into the town hall and stolen parts of the city's treasure from the archives. In the mid-19th century, the mill ceased operations. The tower subsequently served as a storage room, its vault as the municipal icehouse. The Natural ice extracted from the surrounding waterways was stored and sold for cooling purposes. In connection with the construction of the municipal water main in 1881, the windmill tower was raised in brick and converted into a water tower. An elevated tank, an octagonal iron water reservoir covered with slate, ensured the necessary water pressure in the pipes. https://www.neuss.de/kultur/stadtgeschichte/neuss-historisch/windmuehlenturm