Weinfest Marktbreit – The Wine Festival for Connoisseurs

Wine Enjoyment on the Main

The Weinfest Marktbreit bears the subtitle "The Wine Festival for Connoisseurs" – and lives up to this claim. Organized by the Marktbreiter Heimatverein e.V., it takes place on the newly designed Main lände (riverside promenade) at the Alten Kranen (Old Crane), the historic harbor crane and landmark of the town. The location directly on the Main riverbank lends the festival a special atmosphere between the river, half-timbered houses, and Franconian wine.

Program of Wine, Music, and Enjoyment

The festival spans a weekend. On Saturday at 4 PM, the newly designed Main lände is officially opened, accompanied by live music from the "Wengertsmusikanten" from Rüdenhausen. From 7 PM, "New Mundox" will provide the mood with oldies. Sunday begins at 10 AM with a wine festival church service, followed by a jazz brunch with "Brassette" and from 5 PM the "Boogie-Notes". In between, Franconian wines and culinary specialties invite you to linger.

What Characterizes the Festival

• Picturesque location on the Main promenade at the Alten Kranen
• Franconian wines from renowned producers
• Live music from oldies to jazz and boogie
• Wine festival church service and jazz brunch on Sunday
• Culinary specialties of the region

Regional Context

Marktbreit is located in the Kitzingen district in the state of Bavaria, in the heart of the Franconian wine region on the Main river. The town is known for its well-preserved ensemble of half-timbered houses and the 18th-century Alten Kranen. The wine festival combines this historic backdrop with Franconian wine culture, making Marktbreit a meeting point for connoisseurs for a weekend.