Bad Bramstedt Autumn Market

Funfair Tradition on the Bleeck

Bad Bramstedt is located in the Segeberg district in the state of Schleswig-Holstein, about half an hour north of Hamburg. The spa town on the Bleeck — the historic market square with the famous Roland monument — has a long funfair tradition. Twice a year, the Bleeck transforms into a festival mile: in April the Spring Market, in August the Autumn Market.

What awaits you

The showmen bring their complete assortment: from the children's carousel for the little ones to the dodgems and the classic shooting gallery. The standard equipment includes:

• Rides for all age groups — children's carousels, Ferris wheel, dodgems
• Classic market stalls — ring toss, duck fishing, shooting galleries
• Sweets — cotton candy, candied almonds, chocolate-covered fruit
• Hearty snacks — bratwurst, fries, fish rolls

Three Days of Fun

The Autumn Market runs from Friday to Sunday. Friday and Saturday are the longest days (2 PM–10 PM), Sunday closes a little earlier (2 PM–8 PM). The format is well-suited for family visits on the weekend — especially for parents from Bad Bramstedt, Henstedt-Ulzburg, Kaltenkirchen, and the surrounding Segeberg district.

Organizers and Tradition

The market is organized by the city of Bad Bramstedt itself. Inquiries from showmen are handled by the city administration. Unlike commercial large funfairs, the Bramstedt market has a distinctly local character — it is a meeting point for the people of Bramstedt and the residents of the Segeberg district, less of an attraction for day-trippers from Hamburg (for whom there are larger markets in Norderstedt or Hamburg).