Binger Fastnachtsumzug
Grand parade through Bingen's city center with carnival activities in the Sandbühlhalle
2026
About Binger Fastnachtsumzug
Binger Fastnachtsumzug — edition 2026
The Binger Fastnachtsumzug 2026 will take place on Saturday, February 7, 2026, at 3:30 PM in Bingen's city center. The organizer is the Narrenzunft Bingen e.V.
Hall party afterwards in the Sandbühlhalle.
Highlights Binger Fastnachtsumzug 2026
- Grand Narrensprung through Bingen's city center
- Floats, dance groups, brass bands, and walking groups
- Subsequent hall party in the Sandbühlhalle with DJ and bar
Programme Binger Fastnachtsumzug 2026
The 2026 program follows the proven cornerstones of previous years:
- From 1:00 PM: Assembly of parade units in the staging area
- 3:30 PM: Start of the carnival parade through Bingen's city center
- After the parade: Dispersal of parade units, admission to the Sandbühlhalle
- Hall party Sandbühlhalle: Bar, DJ, and party atmosphere into the evening
Prices Binger Fastnachtsumzug 2026
Practical information — Binger Fastnachtsumzug
Organizer: Narrenzunft Bingen e.V.
Location: Bingen am Rhein city center; hall event in the Sandbühlhalle
Date: Saturday, February 7, 2026 – Parade starts at 3:30 PM
Admission: Street parade is free; hall event details on organizer's website
Getting there: Bingen (Rhein) main train station is directly in the city center; road closures and special public transport schedules on carnival parade days
The Binger Fastnachtsumzug is one of the largest carnival events in Rheinhessen and a fixed date on the region's carnival calendar. The parade is organized by the Narrenzunft Bingen e.V. (Bingen Carnival Society), which has been organizing street carnival in Bingen for decades.
Saturday, February 7, 2026, 3:30 PM
The parade starts on Saturday, February 7, 2026, at 3:30 PM and winds through Bingen's city center. Thousands of spectators line the streets as floats, dance groups, brass bands, and walking groups from Bingen and the entire region march through the city.
Floats, Dance Groups, Brass Bands
The typical structure of a Rhenish carnival parade is also reflected in Bingen: led by the floats of participating clubs, followed by dance groups in historical uniforms, brass bands with powerful horn sections, walking groups in creative costumes, children's groups, and the Bingen dignitaries (Prince, Princess, and court).
Carnival Fun in the Sandbühlhalle
After the street parade, the carnival fun moves to the Sandbühlhalle. There, a bar, DJ, and party atmosphere await the carnival-goers who continue to celebrate into the evening after the parade. The hall carnival is particularly popular with younger age groups and club members.
Rhenish Carnival Tradition
Bingen is located in the heart of the Rhenish carnival region and cultivates its own distinct carnival culture. It aligns with the Mainz tradition of hall-based carnival (dance groups, seated events) and the Cologne tradition of street parades, but also sets its own accents.
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