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Grimlinghausen, Neuss — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Grimlinghausen is the Neuss district holding Castra Novaesium, the churches of St. Cyriakus and St. Cornelius, and a Samian Ware find site.
About Grimlinghausen
Where to stay in Grimlinghausen
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Neuss supplies the beds. Grimlinghausen's own list runs to churches and a Roman-named site rather than to hotels, so the district works as somewhere to spend a morning while the room itself stays booked in the town that contains it. Its two parish addresses are St. Cyriakus and St. Cornelius, both inside the district.
Castra Novaesium anchors the other end of the district. Pick the town, then walk out.
About Grimlinghausen
What are the main landmarks in Grimlinghausen?
Four entries carry Grimlinghausen. Castra Novaesium gives the district its Latin name in the record, and a Samian Ware Discovery Site logged under the district's own name marks pottery ground rather than a standing building. The two church entries are St. Cyriakus and St. Cornelius, both parish addresses.
Neuss lists a great deal more, but this handful belongs to the district itself.
What is the history of Grimlinghausen?
The oldest entries carry Latin names. Castra Novaesium sits in Grimlinghausen's register beside a Samian Ware Discovery Site, and the pair pushes the district's record further back than any charter the modern name can show. Its churches are dedicated to St. Cyriakus and St. Cornelius, the two parish entries the district holds.
Neuss carries the dated history. No founding year attaches to the district.
Where is Grimlinghausen?
Grimlinghausen takes up a corner of Neuss in Nordrhein-Westfalen, ground that carries Castra Novaesium along with the churches of St. Cyriakus and St. Cornelius.
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Updated August 2026