Hessentag 2025: A festival full of experiences in Bad Vilbel!

Hessentag 2025: A festival full of experiences in Bad Vilbel!

Bad Vilbel, Deutschland - The Hessentag 2025 has opened its gates and moves the visitors to Bad Vilbel in droves. With over 1600 program points, there is something for everyone. Anyone who takes the path from Frankfurt will be rewarded. The circular route along the Nidda leads the guests in two directions: the "green round" on the left and the "red round" on the right. A clear marking helps to preserve the overview and invites you to explore. The employee in the town hall, Vanessa Jordan, willingly keeps information on the information stand of the Hessentag to meet all questions.

In bright weather and temperatures over 30 degrees, many long for shady places and refreshments that can be found in the Kneipp basin. The culinary offer leaves no hungry; Flammkuchen, bratwurst and pasta are offered on the food stands. However, Hessian specialties such as the popular Ebbelwei are missing. The visitors report amused about the festivals they have experienced in the decades before, while together on the bathing city.

culture and tradition

The traditional clothing is a colorful part of the Hessentag and transforms the event into a lively picture from traditional costumes. Christiane Lusky, who proudly wears her Marburg Catholic costume, appreciates the cultural importance of her homeland and the traditions that represent you. She has been there since 1987 and lively remembers special appearances, including Pink's legendary appearance in Stadtallendorf. Patrick Fritsch, a talented accordion player, inspires with his folk dance group on the stage and makes the crowd sway.

The castle park offers an oasis of joy for children with activities such as creating soap bubbles and stations of the Kneipp club. Here the little ones can play and romp while the adults enjoy the hustle and bustle and exchange ideas in a convivial atmosphere.

variety of events

A look at the varied program of the event shows how much there is to explore. Whether you visit the cider garden "Zum Aäppler" or visit one of the numerous beer gardens, the selection is huge. The "blue light mile" gives insights into the security forces, while the Bundeswehr square shows a piece of modernity and responsibility. With attractions such as the FFH Ferris wheel and the events in the cultural and sports forum, the offer remains exciting.

The diversity also ranges from exhibitions such as "Nature on the trail" to hands -on offers at the Hesse's Festival of Sports. Whether big or small, everyone will find a suitable event. Do not miss a visit to the math, where mathematics can be tangible. The various events are listed on the Hessentag website and easily accessible.