Germany is one of Europe's most diverse event destinations – from world-famous Christmas markets in Cologne, Nuremberg and Dresden to open-air music festivals and traditional folk celebrations like Oktoberfest. Whether in major cities like Berlin and Hamburg or charming small towns, you'll find a wide range of events throughout 2026/2027.
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Illustrative photo The Brachter Mühlenweihnacht 2026 in Brüggen is a cosy, free Christmas market on the second weekend of Advent around the historic mill. Handmade products, local food specialities, Santa Claus and a musical programme create a family-friendly atmosphere. ---
Illustrative photo Weihnachtsmarkt Bönen 2026 is the free local Christmas market at the Foerderturm winding tower in Bonen, Germany. Exact 2026 dates were not yet published in September 2026; previous editions were held on the first weekend of December, with wooden huts, crafts, mulled wine and a community stage programme.
Illustrative photo Zwiebeltreterfest Bamberg 2026 takes place from September 10 to 13 at the Böhmerwiese in the gardeners quarter. Four days of live music, Franconian food and Bamberg beer await, all with free admission.
Illustrative photo From August 30 to September 12, 2026, the courtyard of the Aufseesianum in Bamberg becomes an atmospheric open air cinema beneath the stars, featuring a cultural warm up program and the year's film highlights.
Illustrative photo In 2027, the vineyard at Bamberg's Michaelsberg once again hosts the Federweißerfest. With free admission, visitors enjoy fresh Federweißer, onion cake and an autumn atmosphere right at the gates of the former monastery.
Illustrative photo The Bamberger Literaturfestival 2027 brings readings, talks and author encounters to the World Heritage city of Bamberg. The 12th edition opens on November 4, 2026 with Angela Merkel, with the main program following in spring 2027.
Illustrative photo The Rosengartenserenaden 2027 bring classical chamber music to the baroque rose garden of the New Residence in Bamberg, on Saturday evenings from late June to mid September. A concert experience set among rose beds and historic surroundings.
Illustrative photo The Sparda Bank Blues and Jazz Festival marks its 20th edition in Bamberg in 2027. Over roughly ten days, Maxplatz, Böhmerwiese and numerous additional venues offer free admission to more than sixty concerts.
Illustrative photo On September 13, 2026, Bamberg opens more than 50 historic monuments free of charge as the national host city of Open Monument Day. The central meeting point is Maximiliansplatz, with a stage program and interactive information market.
Illustrative photo The Regensburger Herbstdult 2026 continues until September 13 at the Dultplatz by the Europakanal. This long standing Bavarian folk festival offers beer tents, fairground rides and a trade market with free admission.
Illustrative photo The Regensburger Bürgerfest 2027 turns the old town and Stadtamhof into one big stage. Held every two years, locals and visitors celebrate for several days with music, crafts and food right along the Danube.
Illustrative photo The Stadtamhof Wine Festival returns to Regensburg in 2027. With free admission, visitors can enjoy regional wines, live music and a family friendly program set against a historic backdrop on the Danube.