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Discovering Cool Spots in Neuss: A Guide to Beat the Heat
Exploring the city of Neuss during hot days just got a lot cooler! A new map has been introduced, showcasing various spots perfect for relaxation, exploration, breaks, and even sports on those scorching summer days.
The map highlights public cooling centers, libraries, museums, shopping malls, pools, and transportation hubs that offer air conditioning and safe refuge during extreme heat events. However, it's essential to note that the map does not specify the sports that can be played in these cool areas or the facilities available.
For those seeking a refreshing break, outdoor public pools and splash pads often provide cooling relief, though they may not always be listed as cooling centers. Botanical gardens or conservatories with shaded or cooled indoor areas can also serve as alternatives if accessible.
As you navigate the map, you can discover suitable retreats near you with a few clicks. The map is user-friendly, allowing you to click and explore different areas of the city. It's also equipped with a legend on the right, enabling users to toggle different elements on and off.
To make the most of this resource, we recommend checking official city websites for dynamic lists of cooling centers and heat safety resources. You can also use Google Maps or dedicated city apps to search for "cooling center," "public library," or "air-conditioned public space" nearby. During heat emergencies, transportation hubs and well-known malls are reliable indoor cool spaces where you can spend breaks.
It's important to note that the map does not provide information about the opening hours of the cool areas, telephone consultation times, or contact details for the cool areas. However, users can report missing places or make suggestions for improvements via email at klimaanpassung@ourwebsite.
Lastly, the map data is licensed under © OpenStreetMap contributors, ensuring its continuous improvement and accessibility for all city residents.
Stay cool, Neuss!
The map not only includes cooling centers and pools, but also environmental-science locations like botanical gardens that offer cooled indoor areas for a refreshing break. For those interested in sustainable-living, such as home-and-garden ideas, the environmental-science museums on the map might offer insight. Finally, don't forget to use the map's reporting function to suggest climate-change resources and colleges of science for further improvement.
