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Neuruppin celebrates: Martinimarkt enchants with tradition and fun!
Experience the Neuruppin Martinimarkt from October 31st to November 9th, 2025 - a festival with tradition, rides and cuisine!
Neuruppin celebrates: Martinimarkt enchants with tradition and fun!
The Neuruppin Martinimarkt, a popular folk festival with over 369 years of tradition, opens its doors on Friday, October 31, 2025. Every day from 2 p.m., visitors are invited to immerse themselves in the world of the market and be inspired by the 100 rides, runners and lottery shops as well as other exciting attractions. Between 150,000 and 200,000 guests are expected who will appreciate the historical flair and the variety of offerings. The market's free participation makes it an easily accessible experience for families and friends. Reports the MAZ.
The striking opening will take place at 2 p.m. under the leadership of Mayor Nico Ruhle and will be accompanied by a public carnival service at 1 p.m. on the bumper car. A highlight are the lantern and torchlight parades, which begin at 5:30 p.m. and start at various locations. Here you can feel the special solidarity of the showman's families, like Anett Katzschmann, who is tied to the market with her caravan for the next two weeks. Your family has been active in the showman industry for generations and shows once again how much the Martinimarkt belongs to Neuruppin.
Unique attractions
The attractions at the Martinimarkt are diverse and range from classic rides such as the Ferris wheel and the bumper car to exciting novelties. The most popular rides include the Crazy Beach Monster and the King Kong Tower. There is also a wide culinary offering with Hungarian langos, French crepes and German classics such as burgers and pastries. In the official press release It is pointed out that more than a million LED lights bathe the market in radiant light.
The Martinimarkt not only attracts local visitors, but is also a popular attraction for people from the surrounding area who want to enjoy the festive atmosphere and diverse activities. The market is traditionally characterized by top-class showmen, including André Welte, who has been present at the market with his shooting gallery for 11 years. He knows many visitors personally, which contributes to the special cosiness.
Extensive preparations
Immense efforts are required to organize the market. Over 400 transports bring the shops and caravans to Neuruppin. The construction work requires around 315 m³ of wood chips and 25 km of power cable. The great popularity of the market is also reflected in the fact that applications for a place are three times as high as the available space. A commission selects the participants - a sign that the Martinimarkt is a well-attended and valued event.
The overall demand for folk festivals in Germany is high, with around 9,750 events annually that attract millions of visitors. Statistics prove it that even more people will take part in these festive events in the coming years. The Martini market plays an important role here and combines tradition with modernity.
The Martinsmarkt in Neuruppin is more than just a festival; it is a place of encounter, fun and tradition. Come by and experience the unique atmosphere!