Concertchaos in Fulda: closures and parking problems at the cathedral square!

Concertchaos in Fulda: closures and parking problems at the cathedral square!

Fulda, Deutschland - Fulda stands in the starting blocks for the 2025 open-air concert season on the cathedral square. The Highlights include big names like Bryan Adams on July 2, the Fantastic Vier on July 5 and Roland Kaiser on July 10th. These concerts promise to ensure a good mood and to create an unforgettable ambience on the walls of the city. [Fulda.de] (https://www.fulda.de/news/detail/sperrungen-wegen-domplatz concerts) reports that since June 23, parking lots, such as the "Domdechanei" and the "Eduard-Schick-Platz" are closed for the entire duration of the concerts until July 21st.

But that's not all: the Paul promenade will also be closed to vehicle traffic until July 14th. This measure is intended to ensure that visitors to the concerts can celebrate undisturbed. It is advisable to bypass the area and to use the alternative parking facilities on Weimarer Strasse and the inner -city parking garages. Special parking spaces in Schlossstrasse and Paulustor are available for particularly affected people, such as handicapped people.

full closures on the concert days

During the concerts, the Paulus promenade and the Johannes-Dyba-Allee will be completely closed, which also means a change for pedestrians. The blocking times are extensive and start at 2 p.m. on the following days:

• 2. July (Bryan Adams): until July 3, 5.15 a.m.
• 5. July (Fantastic Four): until July 6th, 8 a.m.
• 10. July (Roland Kaiser): until July 11, 5.15 a.m.
• 11. July (Robin Schulz): until July 12, 5.15 a.m.
• 12. July (Wincent Weiss): until July 13th, 8 a.m.

pedestrians are also pointed out to the palace garden as a connecting path, while the access roads for cars are severely restricted.

public transport and further details

For everyone who wants to travel by public transport, the “Paulustor” stop will not be approached by July 14th. In addition, from 2 p.m. on the concert day, no journey to other stops such as "Dom" and "Am Rosengarten" will be guaranteed. Dead lines for lines 1, 2, 5 and 591 are required to take the changing conditions into account.

Visitors should also find out about the forbidden objects on the concert site: glass, cans, their own food (except for a PET bottle) and weapons are not allowed. Special age restrictions apply to the little ones; There is no access under the age of 6, not even accompanied by adults.

If you have not yet secured yourself, you should hurry: Although tickets are available for most concerts, Roland Kaiser's concert is already sold out. For the other appearances, concert managers do not have to make major preparations, they can purchase the cards in the local newspaper institutions or at the evening health insurance funds Fuldaer Zeitung.

Interested what is going on in the cultural metropolis of Frankfurt? The city offers a variety of art events, festivals and concerts that you shouldn't miss. For more details, take a look at the event calendar on [Visit Frankfurt] (https://www.visitfrankfurt.travel/en/experience/calendar-of-evests, there is something for everyone!