Excursion à vélo d’une journée de Grevenbroich à Neuss

This ride from Grevenbroich to Neuss is a relaxed 27 km route, mostly on paved paths and quiet roads, so you’ll have a pretty stress-free day in the saddle. Starting in Grevenbroich, which sits on the banks of the Erft river and is known for its picturesque Schloss Grevenbroich and extensive parks, you’ll spend much of the route cruising gently north. There isn’t much climbing—just around 50 meters—so it’s beginner-friendly.

You’ll pass through a mostly rural landscape, dotted with fields and the occasional village, making for a peaceful ride. With most of the way being bike paths and cycle-friendly routes, traffic won’t be a worry.

Your ride concludes in Neuss, one of Germany’s oldest cities, founded by the Romans over 2,000 years ago. Before heading home, check out the impressive Quirinus-Münster or grab a coffee in the old town. All in all, it’s a lovely route for anyone who wants an easy-going outing with a touch of history at the end!