Münzfest Gadebusch 2025: Godetaler and good deeds in a party mood!

Münzfest Gadebusch 2025: Godetaler and good deeds in a party mood!

Gadebusch, Deutschland - Last week a real highlight was celebrated in Gadebusch - the Münzfest 2025! For the first time, visitors were able to admire the newly shaped Godetaler, which was made with great attention to detail. Nordkurier reported by Ramona Drews, who proudly presented her Godaler. This thaler, characterized by an aluminum zinc alloy, shows the silhouette of the church, castle and town hall and is reminiscent of the city's 800th anniversary.

The mint presentation, served by Timmi-Torsten Hennig, was in continuous operation on Saturday and also received great demand in addition to praise. No wonder that the old gold alloy was sold out after only 45 minutes! The brass tales also quickly found new owners, while real fine silver-deedtalers were offered. The effort of the Gadebuscher Münzfessen, who supported the sale, really paid off. Münzfee Heike Dombrowski traveled especially from Leipzig to enrich the event.

a festival for all

The coin festival is part of the great celebrations for the 800th anniversary of the city of Gadebusch, which originated in 1225 with the preservation of the “Lübische City Right”. The city is one of the oldest cities in Mecklenburg and celebrates this significant anniversary with a festival week that begins on June 27th and runs until July 6, 2025. Preparations are in full swing, and the city calls for citizens, clubs and companies to participate. As gadebusch.de , there are numerous events in planning that offer something for all age groups.

This means that visitors can look forward to a varied program that ranges from music to lectures to parades. The celebration starts on June 27th with a Gadebusch music night, followed by explorations of the "Romanesque beginnings" in the city church and a "fabulous" family day.

The coin festival in detail

But the coin festival itself also has so much to offer: From July 4th to 6th, the sports field on Burgsee as well as Lübsche Strasse and the market square will become the scene for exciting activity. A parade (July 5) and a festive service (July 6) complete the celebrations. Ines Wiencke, the head of the Sparkasse Mecklenburg-Nordwest, explained that the income of the Godetal sales will benefit a good cause. This year they are to be used for the renewal of the legendary and fairy tale road, a project that not only contributes to beautification, but also enhances the culture of the region.

Particular attention is paid to the diverse activities that are geared to bring together young and old. The city of Gadebusch shows that it not only reflects on its long history, but also focuses on the future. Offers, suggestions and ideas for the festival week can be sent at any time by email at 800 years@gadebusch.info.

On the whole, it can be said: Gadebusch is ready for the 800 years, and the Münzfest 2025 is a successful start to a spectacular anniversary that will keep the city and its citizens in the coming years.