Unveiling the latest charm
Discover the rich history and heritage of Neuwied, a city that is 372 years old, on August 17th as the Tourist Information offers a variety of guided tours and activities.
One of the highlights of the day is the Limes bike tour, which starts at the city gallery and follows the traces of Neuwied's Roman heritage. This challenging tour, suitable for adults and older children, lasts around five hours and covers key stops like the Raiffeisen family's residence, the old town hall, the former Raiffeisen printing house, and the courtyard of the evangelical church. Bikes and provisions must be brought along for the tour, and a helmet is mandatory for all participants. The Limes bike tour concludes at the Burgus in Engers.
For those interested in Neuwied's cultural scene, the Roentgen-Museum is a must-visit. On August 17th, the museum hosts a finissage with a dialogical guided tour starting at 2:00 p.m. Visitors are invited to engage interactively with the exhibition by Uwe Langnickel, held during museum opening hours Tuesday to Friday 11 a.m.–5 p.m., and Saturday and Sunday 2 p.m.–5 p.m.
Another tour on August 17th traces the footsteps of the cooperative pioneer, Raiffeisen. This tour starts at the Raiffeisen memorial near the Roentgen Museum and concludes at Raiffeisen's grave in the cemetery on Sohler Weg. The participation fee for the Limes bike tour and this Raiffeisen tour is €9 for adults, while children aged 6 to 14 pay €4.
Neuwied's Tourist Information offers regular guided tours and hikes throughout the year, making it an ideal destination for history enthusiasts and outdoor lovers. For the most accurate and up-to-date information on the tours available on August 17th, contact Neuwied's Tourist Information directly. Other notable attractions in Neuwied, such as Neuwied Castle and the riverfront area, are often included in tourist itineraries but are not specifically scheduled for that date.
On August 17th, one can join the Limes bike tour, a challenging home-and-garden activity that covers key historical sites in Neuwied and concludes at the Burgus in Engers. For those interested in Neuwied's cultural heritage, the Roentgen-Museum offers a dialogical guided tour, showcasing works by Uwe Langnickel, on the same day.
