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Hei­del­ber­ger Herbst

Heidel­berg Herbst

The Heidel­berg Autumn in Heidel­berg offers various oppor­tu­ni­ties to explore Heidel­berg in a new way. There are seve­ral events and open-air concerts.

Table of contents
  • What is the Heidel­berg Autumn?
  • What events are there at the Heidel­berg Autumn?
  • History of the Heidel­berg Autumn
  • Par­ti­ci­pate in the family fes­ti­val as a booth ope­ra­tor: What do you have to keep in mind?
  • Ope­ning hours and prices
  • Fur­ther Information
  • Direc­tions
  • Con­clu­sion

What is the Heidel­berg Autumn?

It is an open air event. It is also called family autumn, because there are also many oppor­tu­ni­ties locally to stroll with the child­ren, for exam­ple, in the streets of the old town.

Bes­i­des the street fes­ti­val, people can also visit the stores in the city on Sunday and buy things. Most of the stores are in the main street.

The fes­ti­val in the old town of Heidel­berg is well known in the Rhine-Neckar region.

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Dies ist ein Stand in der Haupstraße und liegt in der Innenstadt.
What events are there at the Heidel­berg Autumn?
You can visit various stage pro­grams over the two days. There will be live music. In the music pro­gram there is a sui­ta­ble taste for every visi­tor. The music is played on stages. These are dis­tri­bu­ted in the old town of Heidelberg.
This is an example of an open-air concert that exists at the Old Town Festival. They are used for entertainment. There are many stages during the event.
History of the Heidel­berg Autumn
In 1970, the event opened its doors to the people for the first time. On these two days, the event was a great success.

The visi­tors could get to know the cul­ture well at this location.

At times of the city festival the main street is well filled. Nearby there is the famous theater.
Ope­ning hours and ent­rance fees
You can find the ope­ning hours here. The ent­rance is free of charge.

But you can also buy various items at the stalls and flea market.

You can regis­ter as a stand ope­ra­tor via the web­site. On the page they must then fill out an appli­ca­tion form.
Par­ti­ci­pate in the family fes­ti­val as a stand ope­ra­tor: What do you have to consider?
You can regis­ter as a stand ope­ra­tor via the web­site. On the page they must then fill out an appli­ca­tion form.
If the weather is nice, then you can relax by the Neckar River and take a break from the Old Town Festival.
More infor­ma­tion
Near the old town there is the Theo­dor Heuss School. At the school there was in the past every now and then a flea market for children.

In addi­tion to the children’s flea market in Berg­heim, there are also seve­ral flea mar­kets for arts and crafts and the goods market.

For the 50th anni­ver­sary there was also the first time fireworks.

The edi­tors of various news­pa­pers report on the festival.

Various bands play in dif­fe­rent places. These play from jazz, blues to elec­tro­nic music. For the 50th anni­ver­sary came for exam­ple Michelle J. Brad­shaw, Zap Gang or Huub Dutch Duo.

In addition to the children's flea market, there is also the artisan market. This is a good entertainment for the children.
Direc­tions
On those days, it is recom­men­ded to take public trans­port to the old town of Heidel­berg, as there may be traf­fic jams due to the many tou­rists. You can take S-Bahn line 26 directly to the Messeplatz.
Direc­tions
It is a spe­cial event to get to know the city of Heidel­berg better. On Sunday it is the open for sale Sunday. So there is a pos­si­bi­lity to buy things in the old town also on this day. The­r­e­fore, visi­tors are not depen­dent on the stalls.