Neuss
Founded by the Romans, inhabited by the world
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lFounded by the Romans in 16 BC near where the river Erft meets the Rhine, Neuss is one of the oldest settlements in Germany. Steeped in a history that includes such diverse influences as Napoleon and the Prussians, the city is home to the head offices of many national and international corporations. It is situated just west of the state capital of NRW.
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Neuss offers a fine Shakespeare festival year after year and modern dance from the finest companies in the world. Art lovers can enjoy regular exhibitions whilst sports lovers can try their hand at skiing or placing a bet at the races.
Shakespeare Festival
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The 22nd Shakespeare Festival takes place at The Globe in Neuss and is a surprisingly international event. This year, the festival presents productions ranging from classical stagings to a hip-hop version from Chicago. All in the replica of Shakespeare’s original theatre located on the Racecourse (Rennpark).
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Neuss is proud of the multitude of nationalities amongst its workforce with institutions welcoming and always willing to help any way they can. Companies from across the globe have located here and opportunities for expats abound.
Registration
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Those moving to Neuss will find that in Germany everyone taking up residency needs to register. In general, anyone who plans to remain here for more than three months will need to visit the local authorities, ideally within the first week after arrival. The process in Neuss is thankfully straightforward.
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With a population of just over 150,000 inhabitants Neuss is the largest town in the western lower Rhine region (Niederrhein). A large harbour situated on the bank of the river Rhine and outlying business parks ensure the town's economic prosperity.
Urban Feel
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Neuss is nestled along the riverbank and harbour of the Rhine and is located in the western heart of the state of North Rhine Westphalia. The town combines a peaceful coexistence of industry and nature where ancient towers and walls reveal an existence reaching back over 2,000 years.
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