{"id":2373,"date":"2024-04-14T11:51:14","date_gmt":"2024-04-14T09:51:14","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/jugendherbergen-im-rheinland.de\/newsblog\/?p=2373"},"modified":"2025-07-09T10:37:33","modified_gmt":"2025-07-09T08:37:33","slug":"neues-aus-der-jugendherberge-neuss","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/jugendherbergen-im-rheinland.de\/familien2026\/en\/2024\/04\/14\/neues-aus-der-jugendherberge-neuss\/","title":{"rendered":"News from Neuss Youth Hostel"},"content":{"rendered":"

There is a lot to discover in Neuss. And even better: many leisure activities in the Roman city are even free or cost very little money. How good that Neuss Youth Hostel now also offers the 3- and 5-day family break and the family special \u201e3 for 2\u201c in the NRW holidays<\/a> offers. Until 28 April 2024, you can still take part in our Competition<\/a> and win a short family break including 2 nights with breakfast for a maximum of 2 adults and 3 children up to the age of 17 at Neuss Youth Hostel.\n<\/p>\n

From farm to superbugs<\/h2>\n

Is it just a stone's throw from Neuss to the NRW state capital D\u00fcsseldorf? That's right! But did you know that Neuss itself has a lot to offer, especially for families? One highlight is definitely the Neuss family farm<\/a>, where you can experience chickens, goats, sheep, horses and pigs up close. Petting, touching and smelling are expressly encouraged here. Close to the farm in Selikumer Park there is a deer enclosure for fallow deer, where you can observe and feed the friendly animals. Both offers are completely free of charge.<\/p>\n

You can also visit the Feld-Haus free of charge. This is a branch of the Clemens Sels Museum in Neuss, where popular prints are exhibited. The underlying collection was built up by Dr Irmgard Feldhaus, the former director of the Clemens Sels Museum for many years, and handed over to the city of Neuss in 2006. From 28 April, the Feld-Haus will be showing an exhibition that will be of particular interest to children and comic lovers: \u201eAmazing Superbugs - The big crawl in comics\u201c<\/a> shows around 80 exhibits relating to superheroes and villains in the comic cosmos - including Spider-Man, Ant-Man and Black Widow - that were inspired by insects.<\/p>\n

In the Clemens Sels Museum<\/a> An exhibition on the siege of the town of Neuss by Charles the Bold will be on display in the town hall itself from 14 April. \u201eNeuss 1474\u201c shows how the approximately 4,000 inhabitants of the town lived in 1474 during one of the largest sieges of the Middle Ages. Admission to the museum is free on the first Sunday of every month. On all other days, adults pay 5.00 euros, while children and young adults up to the age of 21 visit the museum free of charge.<\/p>\n

Further leisure tips for families<\/h2>\n

There is much more to discover in and around Neuss - after all, Neuss is one of the oldest cities in Germany. You can trace the city's long and eventful history at many places in the city area, e.g. at the Quirinus Minster, the Romaneum and the Roman military camp in Neuss-Gnadental. Also worth a visit are<\/p>\n