Prioritizing pedestrians at the Hansetag event
Neuss Gears Up for the 42nd International Hansetag: A Comprehensive Guide
Prepare for an exciting four-day extravaganza in Neuss, Germany, as the city hosts the 42nd International Hansetag from May 26 to 29. To stay updated on all the events, including the 42nd International Hansetag, subscribe to the city's newsletter, available on the website.
Events Galore
The event promises a myriad of concerts, performances, markets, and events. The main stage for music will be the RennbahnPark, offering an unforgettable musical experience. Meanwhile, the Festival Time Jumps will take place in the green area behind the Clemens Sels Museum, adding to the festive atmosphere.
Art and Culture
HANSEartWORKS, an art project by actors from Hansestadt cities around the Kulturforum Alte Post, will showcase a unique blend of art and culture. The Kulturmeile, located on Oberstraße, is another cultural hotspot not to be missed.
Markets and More
Foodies will delight in the harbor market at Harbor Basin 1, featuring wine stands and culinary delights. A FairTrade market can be found in front of the RomaNEum, offering ethically sourced goods. The Hanse Fair, located on Hammer Landstraße and Wendersplatz, will feature a Ferris wheel, fairground rides, and other "funfair" attractions.
Traffic and Access
To accommodate the festivities, there will be several traffic restrictions in place. Certain streets in the city center, such as Oberstraße between Obertor and the Rhineland Theatre, will be closed to traffic from May 27 to May 29, during the day. Hammer Landstraße will only be accessible outside of closure times from May 24 to May 30, and parking spaces near the event zones will be limited.
For detailed maps of the closures and specific times, it is advisable to check the official Neuss city website or the event's official page closer to the event dates.
Parking and Public Transport
Parking spaces near the event zones will be reduced or unavailable; alternative parking areas and shuttle services are usually recommended. Public transport routes and stops may be temporarily altered to avoid the closed streets, with additional services provided to handle increased passenger demand.
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Special Arrangements
Hammer Landstraße will operate as a one-way street by residents from the Hessentorkreuzung towards the Rheinparkcenter during the event. The "Hansekids" play area will be in the Green Park between Zolltor and the Old Post on Saturdays. Vehicles parked in Hammer Landstraße during the closure will be towed away at the owner's expense.
Enjoy the 42nd International Hansetag in Neuss, a city brimming with culture, art, and excitement!
Amidst the bustling 42nd International Hansetag, consider enriching your home-and-garden lifestyle by visiting the Festival Time Jumps in the green area behind the Clemens Sels Museum. Alternatively, explore the HANSEartWORKS art project, showcasing a unique blend of art and culture along the Kulturmeile.
