Herbst-Gartenmarkt Rosengarten Zweibrücken
Season-closing market with around 60 exhibitors at Rosengarten Zweibrücken
2026
About Herbst-Gartenmarkt
Herbst-Gartenmarkt — edition 2026
The Herbst-Gartenmarkt 2026 concludes the garden season at Rosengarten. Families, garden enthusiasts, and day-trippers come from all over the Palatinate, Saarland, and neighbouring Lorraine. The market is an ideal opportunity to prepare for the autumn and winter season and to experience the garden in its autumnal finery.
Connection to the June Garden Market
Together with the spring garden market in June (over 70 exhibitors), the Herbst-Gartenmarkt forms the seasonal counterpart – both frame the gardening year at Rosengarten.
Highlights Herbst-Gartenmarkt 2026
- Around 60 exhibitors
- Season closing at Rosengarten
- Autumn plants and floristry
- Guided tours and autumn cuisine
Programme Herbst-Gartenmarkt 2026
The exact program for 2026 will be published by UBZ Zweibrücken. The structure follows the proven cornerstones of previous years:
Market Offerings
- Autumn and winter perennials
- Chrysanthemums, asters, ornamental grasses, heather
- Indoor potted plants
- Autumnal floral arrangements (berries, branches, dried flowers)
- Garden furniture for the transitional season
- Tools and accessories for winter protection
Schedule
- 9:00 am Market start
- Guided tours through the autumn garden as posted
- 5:00 pm Market end
Catering
- Café and restaurant at Rosengarten
- Autumn specialties
- Hot drinks against the autumn chill
Prices Herbst-Gartenmarkt 2026
Practical information — Herbst-Gartenmarkt
Venue
Rosengarten Zweibrücken, Rosengartenstraße 50, 66482 Zweibrücken.
Date
Saturday, September 26, 2026, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm.
Admission
Regular admission to the Rosengarten.
Exhibitors
Stand registrations via UBZ Zweibrücken (Vanessa Hübscher).
Getting There
By car to Rosengarten (on-site parking). Public transport connection from Zweibrücken train station.
Seasonal Markets at Rosengarten
Rosengarten Zweibrücken organizes two major garden markets throughout the year, reflecting the seasonal cycle: the Rose and Garden Market in June (spring/early summer) and the Herbst-Gartenmarkt (Autumn Garden Market) in September (season closing). Both markets attract visitors from the entire Palatinate-Saar region and utilize the unique setting of one of Europe's most significant rose gardens.
Autumn Assortment
The Herbst-Gartenmarkt focuses on plants and products suitable for the autumn and winter season: autumn and winter perennials, chrysanthemums, asters, ornamental grasses, heather, indoor potted plants, autumnal floral arrangements made from berries, branches, and dried flowers, garden furniture for the transitional season, and accessories for winter protection.
Around 60 Exhibitors
Approximately 60 exhibitors present their range in the garden. Compared to the June market (over 70 exhibitors), the autumn market is slightly more compact but more focused in content – the exhibitors strongly tailor their offerings to the season. Plant selection, garden furniture, tools, and handicrafts are the main focuses.
Guided Tours and Culinary Delights
Accompanying the market, guided tours through the autumnal Rosengarten are offered. Even though the main blooming period is long past, the garden reveals itself in a special light in autumn – the colours of the deciduous trees, the last rose blooms, the rose hips. The café and restaurant in Rosengarten offer autumn specialties.
Where it takes place Herbst-Gartenmarkt
Herbst-Gartenmarkt at a glance
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