73. Stein-und Burgfest

73. Stein-und Burgfest

Sep 6, 2024 - Sep 8, 2024

Mayen

On the second weekend in September, the traditional stone and castle festival always attracts numerous people from Mayen and the surrounding area to the town center. A varied program awaits them all every year. On Saturday and Sunday, the craftsmen's and farmers' market at Genovevaburg Castle and in the castle gardens offers new and tried-and-tested products.

Sunday is all about tradition. After a parade, the popular morning pint takes place from 11 a.m., which is opened with a barrel tapping. For all fans of sweet treats, the Mayen volunteer fire department will be presenting an 80-metre-long apple strudel at the castle entrance. With Sunday shopping, you can combine a visit to the festival with a nice shopping spree. The stone and castle festival in Mayen has all this and much more to offer.

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Dates

  • September 6, 2024
  • September 7, 2024
  • September 8, 2024

Place

Rosengasse 2
56727 Mayen

Contact

Marktamt Stadt Mayen
Rosengasse 2
56727 Mayen
Phone: (0049) 2651 882201
Fax: (0049) 2651 8853000

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