Amazing Rhine County Neuss

Rhine County Neuss is a fine place. Actually it is a group of places. The collection of eight towns and municipalities is a thriving, sprawling area and home to many international corporations from across Asia, USA and Europe.

The region is a stone's throw to the west of the state capital of Dusseldorf. Continued success comes, as a past American Consulate General has been quoted as saying, partly because the trade development organisation "punches far higher than its weight".

Amazing Rhine County Neuss contains comprehensive information to help make life easier during a stay. The first few restaurants, authorities needed to register or acquire a driver's licence, public transport, museums, the region, doctors, sources, international schools; they can all be found here. Enjoy your stay.

A New Year Trip - Visit Germany's inspiring Ruhr region

Take a few days to recover from the festive season in one of Germany’s great secret destinations. Shop the sales in one of Europe’s largest malls, where surprisingly low prices are offered on fashion items and consumer goods. Discover the magnificent...

Original language movies - View screenings here

Movies in the original language (OV & OmV) are now being listed exclusively on the new Amazing Capitals website. Click the link and choose between art house or blockbuster films in the cinema of choice in neighbouring Dusseldorf...

International Dance Weeks - 18 October 2011 to 28 February 2012

During Neuss' International Dance Weeks, outstanding dancers demonstrate the variety of expressive power of dance. It is already the nineteenth time that contemporary dance from all parts of the world is...

Coming Soon - New structure, stunning design

The new Amazing Capitals format is even more streamlined to enable readers a speedier search for what they are looking for. Reduced to three main zones, the site offers Expat Life, Things To Do and The Location. The first pages online...

Things To Do

Horse Racing - Season runs from 27 November 2011

Horse racing, once considered to be the royal prerogative, has now become one of the most popular spectator sports. Equestrian sports association of the district in Neuss, Kreis-Pferdesportverband Neuss, is represented by...

Schloss Dyck.

Schloss Dyck (Dyck Castle) is one of the most beautiful moated castles in Europe. The original castle was build in 1094 but during the ensuing wars much of the castle was destroyed. However, between 1636 - 1663 it was re-build...

Kreismuseum Zons.

The village of Zons located on the Rhine River near Dormagen and north of Düsseldorf. Zons is important historically site originating from the late Middle Ages. Today it is not only a location of cultural significance...

The Location

Jüchen.

Jüchen – 22,000 inhabitants live in this small town, which is known for its castle Schloss Dyck, which is about 1000 years old, and the bordering park. Jüchen’s landscape is generally characterised by the low mountain range...

Grevenbroich.

A town of approximately 64,500 inhabitants. Its varied appearance brand Grevenbroich as a special place in the Lower Rhine. For example, the museum Villa Erckens is kept in classical style and so it is both an exceedingly lovely building...

Rommerskirchen.

Rommerskirchen has 13,000 people and is the smallest municipality of Rhein-Kreis Neuss but anyhow a place full of capabilities. its motto entspannt leben und erfolgreich arbeiten, live easy and work successfully, says it all...

Dormagen.

This town with a population of about 63,500 is the location of international industrial companies such as Bayer and Lustran Polymers. In contrast the town is in general characterised by ancient architecture seen in the...

Neuss.

With its population of 152,000 habitants Neuss is the biggest town in Rhein-Kreis Neuss. The large harbour situated on the west bank of the river Rhine and outlying business parks ensure the towns’ economic prosperity...