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Welcome to the Ammerndorfer Kärwa 2027 in Ammerndorf
The Ammerndorfer Kärwa is the traditional Franconian Kirchweih (church fair) of the market town of Ammerndorf in the district of Fürth. It takes place at Dullikener Platz and offers genuine Kärwa atmosphere with beer tapping, live music, brass band and beer from the local Ammerndorf brewery that has been brewing since 1730. Admission is free.
Highlights & Attractions at Ammerndorfer Kärwa in Ammerndorf
- Traditional beer tapping (Bieranstich) featuring beer from the Ammerndorf brewery (Dorn-Bräu), operating since 1730
- Raising of the Kärwa tree (Baumaufstellen) as the ceremonial start
- Live music and bands in the evenings
- Brass-band breakfast (Frühschoppen) and costumed parade on Sunday
- Festive atmosphere with regional specialties and relaxed gatherings
- Family-friendly program for young and old
- Authentic Franconian Kirchweih feeling at Dullikener Platz
Program & Schedule: What to Expect in 2027
The Ammerndorfer Kärwa traditionally lasts four days and starts on Friday with the tree raising and beer tapping. Saturdays feature live bands, Sundays offer a brass-band Frühschoppen and a costumed parade, and Monday brings the closing. The exact dates for 2027 have not yet been announced and are expected to be in early July again. The municipality of Ammerndorf will publish the latest information on its website in due time.
Tickets & Admission for Ammerndorfer Kärwa
Admission to the Ammerndorfer Kärwa is free of charge. Food, drinks and goods are purchased on site. The beer comes from the local Ammerndorf brewery and is traditionally drawn from the barrel.
Visitor Tips: Travel & Accommodation in Ammerndorf
- Ammerndorf is located about 16 km west of Nuremberg and is easily reachable by car or public transport
- Comfortable shoes and weather-appropriate clothing are recommended for the outdoor festivities
- Book accommodation in Ammerndorf or neighbouring towns early, as the region is busy during Kirchweih season
- Plan for Friday evening to catch the beer tapping and Sunday for the parade
- Be sure to try the local beer from the Ammerndorf brewery
Note: The information on this page was researched at the time of writing and may have changed since then (e.g. date, venue, or program). Visit the organizer's official website →
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