Germany hosts many festivals throughout the year, some of the most famous being Oktoberfest, Fasching, and local German holidays. Oktoberfest, held in September and October, attracts millions to enjoy Bavarian beer, food, and music. Fasching is Germany's version of carnival, with participants dressing up and partying until early morning. Reeperbahn Festival gives music fans a chance to enjoy various genres and artists over 4 days in Hamburg each September.
Germany hosts many festivals throughout the year, some of the most famous being Oktoberfest, Fasching, and local German holidays. Oktoberfest, held in September and October, attracts millions to enjoy Bavarian beer, food, and music. Fasching is Germany's version of carnival, with participants dressing up and partying until early morning. Reeperbahn Festival gives music fans a chance to enjoy various genres and artists over 4 days in Hamburg each September.
Germany hosts many festivals throughout the year, some of the most famous being Oktoberfest, Fasching, and local German holidays. Oktoberfest, held in September and October, attracts millions to enjoy Bavarian beer, food, and music. Fasching is Germany's version of carnival, with participants dressing up and partying until early morning. Reeperbahn Festival gives music fans a chance to enjoy various genres and artists over 4 days in Hamburg each September.
throughout the year, including some famous world over like Oktoberfest. Perhaps not that well-known outside of Germany, Fasching (the German version of the carnival) is a fun season for adults and children alike. Participants dress up and there is partying until the early morning hours. There are also plenty of local German holidays, which visitors can enjoy in villages outside the main cities. OKTOBERFEST One of the most iconic festival happens in September-October.It attracts millions of people to enjoy Bavarian beer, food and music. The festivity kicks off with a vibrant parade of carriages, floats & costumes. Rides such as Ferris wheels, miniature trains & merry go rounds offers hours of fun. REEPERBAHN Reeperbahn Festival gives music fans a chance to enjoy a variety of genres and artists from across the world. Over the course of 4 days in September, over 350 music concerts, exhibitions and film screenings held in and around St. Pauli district. Venues range from underground clubs and bars to grand buildings such as Imperial Theatre, Schulmuseum and St. Pauli Cathedral. KARNEVAL Karneval in Cologne is a massive costume party that lasts for about 6 days in the month of February. The 1st day kicks off with a lively street parade in the morning, with crowds dressed up in wacky costumes and loud music blaring from about every pub and brewery in the city. Expect lots of traditional music, dance and live performances during the day, followed with more parties and street shows well into the night. CANNSTATTER It kicks off with a spectacular street parade, with brewery wagons, dressed in traditional costumes, and marching bands. Similar to Oktoberfest, this festival lasts for about 3 weeks, starting from late-September. Arguably one of most popular festivals, its many attractions include haunted houses, roller coasters, and Ferris wheels. You can also find a variety of food stalls and beer tents at Cannstatter Volksfest, where you can enjoy delicious local fare, German beers, and wines throughout your visit. Thank you!