Festival trip guides

Discover the easiest ways to reach the Magdeburg Christmas Market, whether you're arriving by train, car, or plane. Learn about parking, tram connections, walking routes, and tips for a smooth visit to one of Germany's most enchanting holiday markets.

Planning your trip to the Moers Festival? Discover the best ways to reach the festival by train, bus, car, or bike, with practical tips for navigating the venues and returning late at night.

Planning your journey to the Oldenburg International Film Festival? This guide covers the best ways to arrive by plane, train, and car, explains how to navigate the compact city center on foot or by bike, and offers tips for late-night returns after screenings.

Party.San Metal Open Air takes place in August on a closed airfield near Schlotheim. Find out how to arrive by car or train, the shuttle service from the station, and what to know for the return journey.

Rudolstadt-Festival is set in the small town of Rudolstadt, Thuringia. There is no long-distance ICE station, so most visitors change trains in Erfurt or Saalfeld. The festival site spreads across town, so your route depends on which stages you aim for. Late-night returns require planning, as local trains and shuttles may be limited.

From steaming mugs of mulled wine to sizzling bratwurst, the Magdeburger Weihnachtsmarkt is a feast for the senses. This guide walks you through the must-try eats and drinks, how to order without getting lost, and tips for making the most of your visit to one of Saxony-Anhalt's largest festive markets.

Bringing children to the Magdeburg Christmas market is a magical experience, but it takes a bit of planning. This guide covers everything from stroller navigation and kid-approved treats to quieter times and nearby family attractions, helping you create lasting holiday memories.

The Magdeburg Christmas Market transforms the city center into a winter wonderland from late November to late December. This guide covers the 2026 dates, what to see and eat, and practical tips for a smooth visit.

The Moers Festival in Germany defies easy categorization. It's a celebration of avant-garde and experimental music that has evolved since 1972. For first-timers, understanding its unique format, from pay-what-you-want ticketing to concerts spread across the city, is key to a rewarding experience. This guide covers everything from planning your schedule to what to pack, helping you navigate the festival like a seasoned attendee.

Packing for Moers Festival in 2026 means preparing for changeable spring weather, a city-center festival without on-site camping, and lots of walking between venues. This guide covers clothing layers, comfortable shoes, rain gear, essential documents, and what to leave at home, so you're ready for five days of eclectic music.

The Moers Festival is a highlight of the jazz calendar, drawing thousands to Moers, Germany, each Whitsun. This guide covers everything you need to know about buying tickets—from official outlets to avoiding resale scams—ensuring you secure your spot for the 2026 edition.

The Moers Festival is an annual international music festival held over the Whitsun weekend in Moers, Germany. Known for its avant-garde and experimental programming, it has evolved from free jazz to include world, electronic, and interdisciplinary music. The 55th edition in 2026 will take place from May 21 to 25, with the main stage on Kastellplatz under the motto '...like a fairytale'. Expect around 200 artists, unique collaborations, and a vibrant festival village.