Schützenfest in Neuss-Reuschenberg

The Schützenfest Neuss-Reuschenberg is a traditional folk festival that takes place in the Neuss suburb of Reuschenberg. It offers a variety of activities, including processions, parades, music, dancing and socializing.

The Schützenfest Neuss-Reuschenberg has some special traditions: A highlight of the festival is the shooting of the bird. The marksmen attempt to shoot the wooden bird from the pole with a well-aimed shot. The person who fires the last decisive shot is crowned marksman king or markswoman.

There are colorful processions and parades during the shooting festival. The marksmen march through the streets in their historic uniforms and proudly present their flags and standards.

King and queen and court: The king and queen of marksmen play a central role. They represent the community and lead the procession. The court, consisting of ladies and gentlemen of honor, accompanies the royal couple.

Extensive celebrations take place in the festival tents. This is where people meet for a cozy get-together, dance to live music and enjoy traditional food and drink.

The marksmen wear special uniforms, which vary in design depending on the club. The marksman's hat with feather is one of the distinctive features.

These traditions give the shooting festival its unique charm and make it an unforgettable experience for participants and visitors alike.