Updated guidebook for the Rhine Circuit cycling route focusing on "Fair and Local" touring experiences
The Rhine-Kreis Neuss has announced a revamped bike tour shining the spotlight on fair-trade and regional products. Benjamin Josephs, the press spokesperson, shares that the tour aims to promote fair trade and highlight local vendors offering homegrown items. The route winds through scenic landscapes along well-established cycling paths, requiring no insider knowledge to enjoy.
Many local farm shops double as enjoyable experiences for visitors, particularly the Ziegenhof Nilgen-Schmitz in Korschenbroich-Rubbelrath, where children can interact with farm animals. Farmers sell a variety of seasonal produce, such as strawberries, asparagus, and pumpkins, while eateries in Neuss, Dormagen, Grevenbroich, and Korschenbroich offer fair-trade coffee, tea, and regional cuisine. Fairtrade products can also be found at the world shop in Dormagen city and at the shops of the Knechtsteden monastery in Dormagen and the Nikolauskloster in Jüchen.
Petra Koch, from press and public relations, collaborated with the district's economic development team to create the southern route. Koch mentions plans for a northern route focusing on Neuss, Kaarst, and Meerbusch, which is currently in the works. Several interested parties have already signed up for more details.
Additional fair-trade providers, farm shops, and cafés in Neuss, Kaarst, and Meerbusch can be contacted via Petra Koch's email ([email protected]) or phone (02131 928-1306). Flyers for the southern route can also be ordered from her. These materials are available at district houses in Neuss and Grevenbroich, as well as on the district's online store under the link shop.rhein-kreis-neuss.de.
While no direct search results were found addressing the northern route and additional fair-trade providers in these cities, regional fair-trade networks, local biking clubs, and environmental groups may provide up-to-date information on bike tours and participating providers in the area. Checking the Rhine-Kreis Neuss website, local government pages, and relevant directories would yield accurate and current information about the northern route and fair-trade providers.
- The revamped bike tour in Rhine-Kreis Neuss includes a focus on health-and-wellness, particularly fair-trade coffee and tea at eateries in Neuss, Dormagen, Grevenbroich, and Korschenbroich.
- In addition to promoting fair-trade, the tour showcases homegrown items from local vendors, such as seasonal produce like strawberries, asparagus, and pumpkins.
- The scenic cycling routes, winding through landscapes along established paths, are designed to be enjoyed by anyone, with no insider knowledge required.
- Beyond farm shops, fair-trade products can be found at world shops, such as the one in Dormagen city, and at shops associated with traditional religious institutions, like the Knechtsteden monastery in Dormagen and the Nikolauskloster in Jüchen.
- For those interested in the northern route, focusing on Neuss, Kaarst, and Meerbusch, more details can be obtained from Petra Koch via email or phone.
- For up-to-date information on the northern route and additional fair-trade providers in these cities, regional networks, local biking clubs, environmental groups, the Rhine-Kreis Neuss website, local government pages, and relevant directories are great resources to check.
