Name: RurWiesn Jülich 2026
Start: 2026-10-10T00:00:00+00:00
End: 2026-10-10T00:00:00+00:00
Location: Kulturmuschel Jülich

RurWiesn

About RurWiesn

On October 10, 2026, the RurWiesn Jülich will bring Bavarian Oktoberfest to the Düren district. Plantikow Catering is organizing the premiere at the Kulturmuschel on the Jülich Brückenkopf-Park axis, featuring König Ludwig Hell on tap, Brettljause, a Bavarian Brotzeit, and a lineup spanning folk to party music: Die Jungen Zillertaler, KaserMandl Duo, and DJ Benny Brüggen. Advance ticket sales begin November 14, 2025, with tickets priced at €34.90 + fees. A taste of Wiesn atmosphere for the Rhineland in North Rhine-Westphalia.

Dates 10 Oct — 10 Oct 2026

Venue Jülich (05358)

Prices 34.90€ — 34.90€

Status Confirmed

Edition 2026

RurWiesn — edition 2026

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Premiere of the RurWiesn at Jülich's Kulturmuschel. König Ludwig Hell on tap, Brettljause, lineup featuring Die Jungen Zillertaler, KaserMandl Duo, and DJ Benny Brüggen. Ticket €34.90 + fees.

The 1st edition brings genuine Wiesn atmosphere to the Düren district on October 10, 2026. Plantikow Catering focuses on Bavarian culinary delights (König Ludwig Hell, Brettljause), three live/DJ acts, and the distinctive open-air setting of Jülich's Kulturmuschel.

Highlights RurWiesn 2026

Premiere Edition (1st RurWiesn)
König Ludwig Hell on tap
Brettljause (Bavarian snack platter)
Die Jungen Zillertaler live
KaserMandl Duo live
DJ Benny Brüggen for the party
Group bookings for 8+ people available

Programme RurWiesn 2026

Saturday, October 10, 2026

Admission — Late afternoon (details before event start)
Bavarian Culinary Delights — König Ludwig Hell on tap, Brettljause platters
Live Performance: KaserMandl Duo — Alpine folk music
Live Performance: Die Jungen Zillertaler — Tyrolean folk/party music classics
DJ Set: Benny Brüggen — Transition to party sounds, winding down into the late evening

Details and remaining tickets via shop.plantikow-catering.de.

Prices RurWiesn 2026

Ticket: €34.90 plus €2.50 booking fee. Sales via ticket.io / Plantikow Catering.

Practical information

Practical information — RurWiesn

Getting There

By Train: Jülich Station (Rurtalbahn from Düren/Linnich), then a short walk or bus to the Kulturmuschel. By Car: A4 exit Düren or Eschweiler, then follow signs for Jülich. Parking available in the Brückenkopf-Park area.

Admission

Advance purchase: €34.90 + €2.50 fee (via ticket.io). Group bookings for 8+ people available.

Tip

Traditional attire is welcome, but not required. The premiere event is expected to be well-attended — early ticket reservation is recommended.

Bavarian Wiesn on the Rur

The RurWiesn Jülich is the 1st edition of a new Oktoberfest format for the region between Düren, Aachen, and Cologne. The organizer is Plantikow Catering, a catering and event company based in Jülich, positioning the event as a culinary and musical highlight in the autumn calendar.

When and Where?

The venue is the Kulturmuschel Jülich — a distinctive open-air stage on the Brückenkopf-Park axis in the south of the city. The date: Saturday, October 10, 2026. This premiere falls classically within the Oktoberfest season, shortly after the Munich original and before other regional Wiesn events in the state of North Rhine-Westphalia.

Bavarian Culinary Delights

The focus is on authentic Bavarian gastronomy: König Ludwig Hell will be served on tap, accompanied by Brettljause — the classic Bavarian snack platter with sausage, cheese, radish, and fresh bread. Those who have been to the Munich Oktoberfest will recognize the format; newcomers will get a taste of it here.

The Musical Program

Three acts will perform throughout the evening:

Die Jungen Zillertaler — A Tyrolean folk and party music institution; known for hits like “Bonzo Bombo” and live energy with authentic Tyrolean acoustics
KaserMandl Duo — A folk music duo with a traditional Alpine repertoire
DJ Benny Brüggen — bridging the gap from folk music to party music and ensuring the after-show atmosphere

Tickets and Reservations

Advance sales started on November 14, 2025, at 4 PM — standard ticket €34.90 plus a €2.50 booking fee. Group bookings are available for 8 people or more; tickets are sold through the partner ticket.io. Due to the premiere's buzz, tickets are expected to sell out quickly.

Jülich — Research and History

Jülich is a medium-sized town in the Düren district, characterized by the Forschungszentrum Jülich (one of Europe's largest interdisciplinary research institutions) and the historic Renaissance citadel. The Kulturmuschel and Brückenkopf-Park are among the most important open-air venues in the region's event calendar.

Who is RurWiesn For?

Anyone who loves Oktoberfest atmosphere but doesn't want to travel to Munich will find a compact alternative here — with fitting musical acts, authentic Bavarian food, and a charming Rhenish touch. Traditional attire is welcome, but not mandatory.