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Kiesgrube

Opened 1996House

Kiesgrube is an open-air club at Am Blankenwasser, Sudermannstraße 5 in Neuss, on the Rhine next to Düsseldorf.

18+ · Neat appearance Door rules

Kiesgrube: quick facts

Checked Sep 2026
Address
Am Blankenwasser, Sudermannstraße 5, 41468 Neuss, Germany Directions
Nearest station
Neuss Allerheiligen (S-Bahn), with shuttle buses to the site included in the ticket
Opening hours
Open from about April to September on up to 10 selected dates, mostly Sundays; 2026 off-season special on Saturday 3 October, doors 14:00
Opened
1996 30 years
Age limit
18+, no exceptions
Dress code
Neat appearance; no heavily soiled clothing, sportswear or offensive prints
Founders
DE Gastrobetriebs GmbH, Düsseldorf
Sound
House, Tech House, Afro House

About Kiesgrube

Kiesgrube is an open-air club at Am Blankenwasser, Sudermannstraße 5 in Neuss, on the Rhine next to Düsseldorf. It started in 1996 with a sound system and a few sun umbrellas and grew into a series of Sunday parties on sand, often called the Ibiza on the Rhine. Today the season runs on up to 10 selected dates from early April to September, and 2026 is its 30th season, with an off-season special on Saturday 3 October featuring Mestiza, Inan Batman and Chris Di Perri. When the weather turns, the party moves indoors to a partner venue such as Nachtresidenz Düsseldorf with the same line-up. Kiesgrube is run by DE Gastrobetriebs GmbH, entry is 18+, and free shuttle buses run from Neuss Allerheiligen S-Bahn station.

Door policy

From the club's own rules

18+, no exceptions. Neat appearance requested: no heavily soiled clothing, sportswear such as joggers, or clothing with offensive or discriminatory prints; security makes the final call. No re-entry once you leave the site.

Where to stay near Kiesgrube

Hotels on the map

Am Blankenwasser, Sudermannstraße 5, 41468 Neuss, Germany · Neuss Allerheiligen (S-Bahn), with shuttle buses to the site included in the ticket

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Frequently asked questions

What people search about Kiesgrube
How do you get to Kiesgrube Neuss?

Take the S-Bahn to Neuss Allerheiligen, where shuttle buses run to the site, with the ride included in the ticket. There is no parking at the venue itself, but shuttles also run from the Metro Neuss and Bauhaus car parks between 12:00 and midnight.

What is the dress code at Kiesgrube?

Kiesgrube asks for a neat, appropriate look. Heavily soiled clothing, sportswear such as joggers and clothing with offensive, discriminatory or provocative prints are not welcome. The club's tip is to dress a little smarter rather than too casual, and security makes the final decision.

What is the age limit at Kiesgrube Neuss?

Kiesgrube is 18+ with no exceptions. Once inside, you cannot leave the site and come back in, because re-entry is not allowed at the event for organisational and safety reasons.

When is Kiesgrube open in 2026?

Kiesgrube runs a season of up to 10 selected dates from early April to September, and 2026 is its 30th season. An off-season special follows on Saturday 3 October 2026, doors 14:00, with Mestiza, Inan Batman and Chris Di Perri.

What happens at Kiesgrube if it rains?

Kiesgrube plans for open air, but if the forecast is bad or the ground is unplayable it moves indoors to a partner venue such as Nachtresidenz Düsseldorf, with the same line-up. The decision is usually made about 24 hours ahead and posted on Instagram and emailed to ticket holders.

Last checked 30 September 2026 against the club's own programme. Spotted something out of date? Write to info@technoairlines.com.

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