Events

In January, the following holidays are celebrated in Germany:
New Year’s Day (January 1st) – Celebrated with fireworks, gatherings, and resolutions for the new year.
Epiphany (January 6th) – A religious holiday observed in some regions, marked by traditions like caroling and house blessings.

In February, the following event is celebrated in Germany:
Carnival (various dates) – A lively season of parades, costumes, and festivities, especially in regions like Cologne and Düsseldorf.
Valentine's Day Valentine's Day, also called Saint Valentine's Day or the Feast of Saint Valentine, is celebrated annually on February 14.

In March, the following event is celebrated in Germany:
Spring Equinox – A symbolic transition into spring, celebrated with local traditions and festivals in some regions.

In April, the following holidays are celebrated in Germany:
Easter (date varies) – A major Christian holiday featuring church services, egg hunts, and family meals.
Walpurgis Night (April 30th) – A traditional night of bonfires and celebrations, rooted in folklore.

In May, the following holidays are celebrated in Germany:
Labor Day (May 1st) – A public holiday marked by political rallies, parades, and outdoor activities.
Ascension Day (date varies) – A Christian holiday, often celebrated with hiking or picnics.

In June, the following holidays are celebrated in Germany:
Corpus Christi (date varies) – Observed in some regions with processions and church services.
Summer Solstice – Celebrated with open-air events and festivities in some areas.

In July, local festivals and cultural events are prominent in Germany, such as:
Munich Opera Festival – A celebration of classical music and opera in Bavaria.

In August, the following holiday is celebrated in Germany:
Assumption of Mary (August 15th) – A Christian feast day, observed in Catholic regions.

In September, the following event is celebrated in Germany:
Oktoberfest (starts in September) – The world-famous beer festival begins in late September in Munich, featuring beer tents, traditional music, and food.

In October, the following holidays are celebrated in Germany:
German Unity Day (October 3rd) – A national holiday marking the reunification of Germany in 1990.
Harvest Festival – Celebrating the agricultural harvest with traditional food and music in rural areas.

In November, the following holidays are celebrated in Germany:
St. Martin’s Day (November 11th) – A feast day with lantern processions and songs for children.
All Saints’ Day (November 1st) – A religious holiday to honor all saints, observed in Catholic regions.

In December, the following holidays are celebrated in Germany:
Advent (throughout December) – The season of preparation for Christmas, marked by Advent calendars and wreaths.
Christmas Eve (December 24th) – A night of family gatherings, gift exchanges, and festive meals.
Christmas (December 25th-26th) – A public holiday celebrated with church services, family time, and traditions.
New Year’s Eve (December 31st) – Known as “Silvester,” celebrated with fireworks and parties.