Wandsbeker Marktplatz

From September 18th to October 4th, Hamburg will once again be saying: O'zapft is! The Wandsbeker Oktoberfest brings authentic Wiesn atmosphere right to the north. In the large festival tent, visitors can expect freshly tapped original Spaten Oktoberfest beer, hearty specialties, and a varied entertainment program with live bands and DJs. Whether relaxing in the afternoon or celebrating late into the night, everyone will get their money's worth here. Opening Hours: Sunday to Wednesday: 12:00 PM – 10:00 PM Thursday to Saturday: 12:00 PM – 12:00 AM Monday: Closed Admission: From Sunday to Thursday, admission is free. Friday, Saturday, and October 2nd: €10.00 in advance, €12.00 at the door. For the perfect Oktoberfest experience, tables in the festival tent can be reserved in advance. Additionally, an exclusive VIP area is available, offering special comfort and the best view of the action. Whether it's after-work beer, a company event, or a legendary party night with friends: The Wandsbeker Oktoberfest is the meeting point for everyone who wants to experience Bavarian joie de vivre in the heart of Hamburg. All information, tickets, and table reservations can be found on the Wandsbeker Oktoberfest website.

The Wandsbeker Winterzauber is a Christmas market on Wandsbeker Marktplatz and has been part of the pre-Christmas event offerings in the district for many years. A festively designed winter village with various stalls and culinary offerings creates a wintery atmosphere.A special attraction is the ice skating rink, which invites visitors to go ice skating. The offerings are complemented by changing activities and entertainment.The Wandsbeker Winterzauber offers visitors the opportunity to spend time together and enjoy the Advent and winter season in a central location in Wandsbek..

The heart of the Wandsbek district around the central marketplace has a lot to offer. The Jewish cemetery, the Schimmelmann mausoleum, relics of the demolished Wandsbek Castle, and monuments for M. Claudius tell the story of an independent city. During the city tour, we also see attractive new development areas in a central location. Furthermore, the tour covers Heinrich Rantzau, who laid the economic foundation for Wandsbek, as well as the lucrative triangular and slave trade.