Name: Burgfest Sulzberg 2026
Start: 2026-07-17T00:00:00+00:00
End: 2026-07-19T00:00:00+00:00
Location: Burgruine Sulzberg

Burgfest Sulzberg

About Burgfest Sulzberg

At the Sulzberg castle ruins in the Oberallgäu region, the Middle Ages come alive again at the Burgfest. Under the motto 'Life and Work in the Middle Ages,' craftspeople demonstrate their skills, a small market offers historical goods and Allgäu specialties, and there are pottery and archery activities for children. Show fights, Highland Games, and music complete the family-friendly spectacle, organized by the Burgfreunde Sulzberg e.V. in the charming hilly landscape of the Oberallgäu district.

Dates 17 Jul — 19 Jul 2026

Venue Sulzberg (09780)

Prices 7.00€ — 7.00€

Status Confirmed

Edition 2026

Burgfest Sulzberg — edition 2026

The Burgfest Sulzberg 2026 will take place from Friday, July 17, to Sunday, July 19, 2026, daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the Sulzberg castle ruins. Under the motto 'Life and Work in the Middle Ages,' guests can expect crafts, a market, show fights, Highland Games, and an extensive children's program.

The 2026 edition of the Burgfest Sulzberg will take place from Friday, July 17, to Sunday, July 19, 2026, daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the Sulzberg castle ruins (Oberschloß 1). Under the motto 'Life and Work in the Middle Ages,' craftspeople will demonstrate their skills, and a small market will offer historical goods and Allgäu specialties. For children, there will be pottery, dragon archery, face painting, and armor and weapons to touch; for adults, show fights, Highland Games, and axe throwing, along with music. The organizer is the association Burgfreunde Sulzberg e.V. Admission in previous years was €7.00, with children up to 15 years free.

Highlights Burgfest Sulzberg 2026

Motto 'Life and Work in the Middle Ages'
Medieval market at the castle ruins
Highland Games and show fights
Extensive children's program

Programme Burgfest Sulzberg 2026

Fri–Sun, daily 10 a.m.–6 p.m. – Medieval market, craft demonstrations, Allgäu specialties
Show fights, Highland Games, and axe throwing
Children's program: Pottery, dragon archery, face painting
Armor and weapons to touch, music

Prices Burgfest Sulzberg 2026

Admission in previous years €7.00 per person, children up to 15 years free (2026 subject to confirmation).

Practical information

Practical information — Burgfest Sulzberg

Getting There

The Sulzberg castle ruins are located near 87477 Sulzberg in the Oberallgäu district, accessible via the A7 motorway (Waltenhofen exit) or Kempten and state roads. Parking is available at the edge of the village, with an uphill walk to the castle.

Admission

In previous years, €7.00 per person, children up to 15 years free (prices for 2026 subject to confirmation by Burgfreunde Sulzberg e.V.).

Opening Hours

Friday to Sunday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily.

Middle Ages at the Castle Ruins

The Burgfest Sulzberg transforms the Sulzberg castle ruins, high above the hilly landscape of the Oberallgäu region, into a vibrant medieval setting. The festival is organized by the association Burgfreunde Sulzberg e.V., dedicated to the preservation and revitalization of the historic site. The motto is 'Life and Work in the Middle Ages.'

Crafts, Market, and Allgäu Specialties

During the festival days, craftspeople demonstrate their skills, and a small medieval market offers historical goods and Allgäu specialties. The backdrop of the castle ruins, nestled in the gentle pre-Alpine landscape, creates a special atmosphere between history and nature.

Program for Families

The Burgfest is extremely family-friendly: children can try pottery, dragon archery, get their faces painted, and touch armor and weapons. For adults, there are show fights, Highland Games, and axe throwing, along with music. Interactive hands-on stations make history accessible for all age groups.

Vibrant Castle Region Allgäu

Sulzberg is located in the Allgäu Lake District, a region known for its castles and ruins. The Burgfest is part of this vibrant castle culture and a popular destination for families from all over the Oberallgäu region. The festival is usually open from Friday to Sunday, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.