Prioritization of pedestrians at the Hansetag event
In the heart of Neuss, Germany, preparations are underway for the highly anticipated 42nd International Hansetag, taking place from May 26 to 29. Alongside the festivities, there are some important traffic updates to be aware of.
Road Closures and Limited Access
Certain streets in the city center, especially around the festival area, will be closed to private motor vehicle traffic to accommodate pedestrian zones and event setups. Residents of Hammer Landstraße can only use the street as a one-way street from the Hessentor intersection towards the Rheinparkcenter outside of certain closure times, with access beginning from Tuesday, May 24, 7 PM, to Monday, May 30, around 0:30 AM. Batteriestraße and Hessentordamm will also be reduced to one lane on Wednesday from noon onwards, and closed from Thursday to Sunday as specified.
Parking Restrictions
Parking spaces near the event zones will be restricted or reserved for event participants, emergency vehicles, and public transportation.
Public Transport Adjustments
Bus and tram routes might be altered or detoured around the festival area to ensure smooth flow and safety.
Increased Pedestrian Zones
Parts of the city center will have expanded pedestrian-only areas during event times.
Access for Residents and Delivery
Residents in restricted zones may have special permits or defined time windows for access and deliveries.
For exact streets affected and alternative routes, it’s best to check the official Neuss city website or local event announcements closer to the event dates. If you plan to drive, consider using park-and-ride options and public transport to avoid restrictions.
A Cultural Feast for Neuss
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The newsletter provides insights into the culinary arts of Neuss, as well as societal developments, culinary arts, art, and culture in Neuss. It also serves as a tool for staying updated on societal changes in the city.
Events Galore
The Hanse Fair will have a Ferris wheel, fairground attractions, and other "funfair" offerings on Hammer Landstraße and Wendersplatz. The Hansemarkt will have almost 100 Hansestadt cities presenting themselves, with music on the main stage in the RennbahnPark.
The HANSEartWORKS, an art project by actors from Hansestadt cities around the Kulturforum Alte Post, is another cultural highlight. A "Hansekids" play area will be in the Green Park between Zolltor and the Old Post Office on Saturdays. The Zeitsprünge festival will be on the green space behind the Clemens Sels Museum.
The Kulturmeile will be on Oberstraße, while a harbor market with wine stands and culinary delights will be at Harbor Basin 1. A FairTrade market will be located in front of the RomaNEum. A 1.6 km long circular route through the Neuss city center leads to six event areas and five stages.
The 42nd International Hansetag promises to be a vibrant and culturally rich event, filled with concerts, performances, markets, and events. Don't miss out on the chance to experience Neuss's unique blend of history and modernity!
In the midst of preparations for the 42nd International Hansetag, residents of Hammer Landstraße may find their home-and-garden routines affected, as the street will be restricted to one-way traffic from May 24, 7 PM, to May 30, around 0:30 AM, and parking spaces nearby will be reserved for event participants and public transportation (Road Closures and Limited Access, Parking Restrictions). Meanwhile, the celebration of Neuss's lifestyle extends beyond the festival area, offering visitors a chance to immerse themselves in the city's art, culture, and culinary offerings (A Cultural Feast for Neuss, Events Galore).
