The city of Rees will host a public historical walking tour titled "Trade and Commerce in Medieval Rees" on Saturday, October 17. The 90-minute tour begins at 2:30 p.m. at the tourist information center located at Markt 41, according to the city of Rees.
Dietmar Leads Accessible Tour for 8 Euros
The tour is led by guide Detlev Leidenfrost, who portrays a merchant’s assistant named Dietmar. The walk covers approximately 1.2 kilometers and is designed to be accessible for participants using wheelchairs or rollators.
Tickets cost 8 euros per person, while children up to age twelve may participate for free. While advance registration is not required, the city encourages attendees to purchase tickets through the official municipal online shop.
Historical Context of the Rees Market
During the tour, the character Dietmar discusses the realities of commerce in the former merchant settlement of Rees. The presentation focuses on the city’s peak during its time as a member of the Hanseatic League.
City Offers Private Themed Tours Year-Round
Beyond this public event, the city offers year-round city walks and themed tours for private groups. Interested parties can obtain further information or schedule group appointments by calling 02851 / 51187 or by visiting the city’s official website.
Is the Tour Suitable for Visitors?
Is the tour suitable for visitors with mobility aids?
Yes, the route is designed to be barrier-free and is suitable for those using wheelchairs or rollators.
Do children need a ticket for the tour?
No, children up to the age of twelve are welcome to join the tour free of charge.
Can I buy tickets at the start of the tour?