Latest Events in Germany(July Updated)

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Gamescom 2026 | Cologne

Aug 26–Aug 30, 2026 (UTC+1)

Cologne

Exhibitions

Gamescom is an annual gaming trade show held in Cologne, Germany. The show is organized by the Bundesverband Interaktive Unterhaltungssoftware. Many game developers use the show to showcase their upcoming video games and related hardware. In terms of exhibition space and visitor numbers, Gamescom is one of the largest gaming events in Europe.

Tollwood Summer Festival 2026 | Olympiapark Süd

Jun 19–Jul 19, 2026 (UTC+1)

Munich

Celebration

In summer, the Tolwood Music Festival invites visitors to the Olympic Park to enjoy music, experience culture, or stroll through the colorful "Creative Market." At the festival grounds, visitors can enjoy a variety of theatrical and performing groups, and listen to live music from around the world in tents. Concerts also accompany the Tolwood Festival. At the music arena, the Tolwood Festival presents rising stars and legends from the German and international music scene. There's much to explore—from markets selling handicrafts and international cuisine to many other venues for visitors to participate in. Over 90% of the performances are free, covering a wide range of genres including music, theater, environmental activities, and children's entertainment.

Berlin Marathon 2026 | Berlin

Sep 27, 2026 (UTC+1)

Berlin

Sports & Fitness

Kinoliebe Summer Festival | Munich

Jul 9–Jul 19, 2026 (UTC+1)

Munich

Celebration

Munich's most beautiful open-air cinema experience returns to Königsplatz! From July 9th to 19th, 2026, Königsplatz in Munich will once again transform into a top-notch open-air cinema. Featuring premieres, family films, themed nights, and international cuisine, the Kinoliebe Summer Film Festival brings not only movies but also a whole new lifestyle. During the day, from 12 pm to 8 pm on screening days, Happy Families can enter for free without tickets or registration. In the evening, open-air films will be shown on a 16-meter main screen using RGB laser and HDR technology; the LED stage will host a variety of events including lectures, live podcasts, family programs, comedy shows, and small live performances.

Frankfurt | The Weeknd: After Hours Til Dawn Tour | Commerzbank-Arena

Jul 30–Aug 1, 2026 (UTC+1)

Frankfurt

Concerts

Mainfest in Frankfurt | Frankfurt

Jul 31–Aug 3, 2026 (UTC+1)

Frankfurt

Celebration

The Main Festival, held along the Main River boulevard, Faltor Square, and Römerberg, is one of Frankfurt's oldest public festivals. Today, the Main Festival and its large summer gardens along the river offer a wonderful way to experience the Main and its surrounding scenery. The consecration of the Church of the Three Kings (Dreikönigskirche) on July 23, 1340, is considered the origin of the Main Festival. Fishermen and boatmen developed their fishing festival as a way to express their reverence for "the river and its gifts." Celebrations include roasted beef, wine made from Main spring water, performances of Passion plays by schoolchildren in "Himmelreich huts" (cabins), goose plucking, duck fishing, firecrackers, fireworks, and colorful processions of four to six people along the banks of the Main.

FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup 2026 | Berlin

Sep 4–Sep 13, 2026 (UTC+1)

Berlin

Sports & Fitness

Hamburg Summer DOM | Hamburg

Jul 24–Aug 30, 2026 (UTC+1)

Hamburg

Celebration

Ready for four weeks of thrilling carnival rides, stunning fireworks, German beer, and live music? DOM brings a whole month of fun to visitors from all over the world. Even if you haven't lived in Hamburg for long, you've probably heard of DOM, the largest public festival in Northern Germany. Comparable to the largest amusement park on the Rhine in Düsseldorf, DOM is held three times a year in Hamburg (spring, summer, and winter). Each year, DOM introduces a plethora of new rides, booths, and special events to keep the whole family entertained. With over 260 colorful attractions, including the exhilarating Wilde Maus XXL roller coaster, a traditional Ferris wheel, the virtual reality experience Dr. Archibald - Master of Time, and a vintage carousel, DOM has something for everyone. If you get hungry after all the rides, don't worry, DOM offers not only a variety of rides but also a wide array of delicious food! Over 60 stalls offer a wide variety of traditional German dishes and local specialties, including classic grilled sausages, curry sausages, and traditional herring sandwiches. Many stalls also offer desserts and drinks to keep you energized throughout the day.