Germany is well known for its popular festivals and events. give tourists a chance to experience a taste of German culture, tradition, and art at its very best. Of course, Christmas markets are a wonderful part of the German holiday tradition. But during the summer, Germany offers a variety of fun and amazing festivals.
Rhine in Flames
On five nights between May and September, villages, landscapes, castles and parks in the state of Rhineland-Palatinate shine bright. Enjoy a fascinating firework display that illuminates the majestic Rhine River. Plus, about 75 festively decorated ships move in convoy along the river. The high-altitude fireworks delight spectators on the river and land alike. Since each of the Rhine in Flames locations have their own unique characteristics, it makes for a special experience.
Wine Week Wiesbaden
Between August 11 and 20, Wiesbaden transforms into a dream destination for wine lovers. There will be over 100 booths to taste various wines. In addition, three large stages will feature an extensive music program. Come visit the longest wine counter in the world in Wiesbaden, near Frankfurt. Starting in 1976, the Wiesbaden Wine Festival” is a success each year.
Canstatter Volksfest
The 176th Cannstatter Volksfest in Stuttgart is rich in tradition. This festival in Germany is not only the biggest in Baden-Württemberg, but it also has one of the greatest funfairs in all of Europe. It is a family-friendly event with numerous attractions. Enjoy this massive beer festival. The large midway and homewares market include many large beer tents and multiple eating and drinking locations.
Reeperbahn Festival
Starting in 2006, the Reeperbahn Festival is one of the most important meeting places for the music world. For four days in September (20-23), more than 350 live concerts take place in and around Hamburg’s St. Pauli neighborhood. Plus, the music and culture of this popular event is amazing.
The Bayreuth Festival
Every summer, Bayreuth hosts one of the most prestigious classical music festivals in the world. It is proudly dedicated to a single composer – Richard Wagner. From July 24 – August 2, 2023, music lovers experience a variety of open air concerts. The classic music and heritage of Richard Wagner remain alive today. It all started in 1876, when Wagner first performed his “Ring des Nibelungen” song.
It’s summer! Make a trip to Europe and enjoy the many festivals in Germany. Return soon to read about the top, in the world.
