Remscheid in focus: restaurateur enthusiastic with fresh ideas!

Remscheid in focus: restaurateur enthusiastic with fresh ideas!

The well -known restaurateur and managing director of the tangible in Remscheid, Simon Riesebeck, gives a deep insight into his views of the city and the leisure activities. As part of an interview, the 33-year-old deals with the question of what makes Remscheid and what changes he would like. "For me, Remscheid is the smallest village of Germany, everyone feels like everyone," says Riesebeck and emphasizes that despite the small size, everyone contributes to the city in its way, like rga

He emphasizes his passion for handball and active commitment in the community, where he, as deputy chairman of IG Hindenburgstrasse, wants to revitalize the night scene of Remscheid. Riesbeck also expresses that good leisure activities are central to the citizens, because everyday life should not only consist of work. Above all, he sees potential in the area of ​​leisure attractions such as the Lenneper old town and in the promotion of exit options in order to make Remscheid attractive for all age groups, so . .

wishes for the future

for the future of Remscheid, Riesebeck has clear ideas: "I would try to respond to the needs of fellow citizens as directly as possible." In his opinion, the city has to understand itself more as a service provider who is actively responding to long -term needs. An impetus to rethink about urban development could help increase the quality of life in Remscheid.