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Meeting point in the new town

The Lessingstraße drinking hall became the Neustadt Pavilion

The people involved in the project pose together at the Neustadt pavilion.

Since spring 2022, there has been a new place for people to meet and exchange ideas in Mainz's Neustadt district. The Lessingstraße drinking hall on the corner of Boppstraße and Kaiser-Wilhelm-Ring has been transformed into the Neustadt Pavilion! 

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In addition to a wide range of activities, local products will be on offer. These include Eulchen beer, Reinschorle spritzer, punny gifts from the Pinke Distel shop, and the popular Neustadt ice cream "N'Eis." Neustadt residents can look forward to a specially created anniversary beer contributed by the Eulchen Brewery.

By new residents for new residents

The Neustadt Pavilion is a project of the Social City neighborhood management as part of the "150 Years of Neustadt" anniversary year. Cooperation partners are LIEBS (formerly LUUPS, a gift and beverage store in the district) and the Eulchen Brewery.

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