A list of the best techno festivals in Germany. All festivals are organized in the summer of 2026 with a focus on electronic music and are not further than 3 hours away from Berlin.
Visiting a dance festival is the highlight of the summer for many people. Having a great time with your friends while enjoying good music and getting away from the daily stress is just the best feeling. When it comes to electronic festivals, Germany has a lot to offer. Thousands of music festivals are organized each year. If you are into electronic music, you came to the right place because this post lists the best techno festivals in Germany in 2026.
Why visit a techno festival in Germany?
German techno festivals are unique. It’s not without a reason that people from all over the world come to Germany to be part of them. Below you can find the main reasons why you should visit a techno festival in Germany:
- Affordable: Electronic festivals in Germany are affordable. You usually pay about 50€ per day, which is including camping.
- Bring your own liquor: In most other countries you can only bring your own liquor to the campsite. Most techno festivals in Germany are not that commercial, and you can bring liquor to the stages.
- Great line-ups: When it comes to techno and other electronic music, Germany offers loads of talented DJs, and many of them are excited to play at techno festivals in 2026 in and around Berlin.
- Friendly Atmosphere: Sustainability, mutual respect, and taking care of each other are essential values at German festivals. We can confirm that the festivals in this list offer a friendly and peaceful atmosphere.
Looking for a free festival experience? Berlin also offers free yearly festivals and parades, which are really worth your time. We listed the best free events for you.
The best electronic music festivals in Germany
As the title of this blogpost implies, all festivals in this list focus mainly on electronic music. Techno, electro and house often have a dedicated stage, but on most festivals you will also find smaller stages with other electronic music styles like trance, disco, dubstep, drum & bass and more. On top of all that, a lot of these festivals also offer some live performances and bands. This can be great to mix things up after several days of electronic music. The ranking in this post is mainly based on the price per day, the atmosphere, the quality of the lineup and the location.
To make it easy to compare the techno festivals in Germany, you can also jump to the overview of all information at the end of this post.
01. Fusion Festival
If you have ever read an article about the best festivals in the world, you must have noticed that the German festival Fusion is almost always featured in the top 10. Fusion (or Фузион) is different from any other festival in the world and we would recommend everybody to visit it at least once. The first edition of this German festival was organized in 1997 and the location has always been a military base called Lärz. About 150 km from Berlin, more than 70,000 people come together to forget about their daily lives and have a good time.
The best techno festival in Germany in 2026
It’s not easy to explain why Fusion Festival is the best German festival to someone who has never visited. Obviously it’s great that there are 20 different stages with great electronic DJs. And of course, it’s nice that you can also enjoy other entertainment like bands, karaoke, workshops, stand-up comedy and more. But ultimately we believe it’s mainly the unique vibe that makes the real difference. At this electronic festival, everything seems to be allowed, but still nobody is misbehaving.
How to get tickets for Fusion?
Getting tickets for Fusion is not as easy as most other German festivals. You will need to sign up on the website somewhere in December. The exact date is not clear yet but we advise to sign-up for the newsletter on the website. You can sign-up as a group so you all get tickets or none of you get tickets. Then somewhere in February you will hear if you were one of the lucky ones to get tickets. If you sign-up you are not obliged to buy the tickets by the way.
Fusion Line-Up 2026
Just like the parties in Berlin, Fusion has extreme “opening hours”. The official line-up starts on Thursday and keeps going until Monday. But you are allowed on the campsite on Wednesday already and there are small after-parties until almost one week after that. The line-up of Fusion 2026 is not communicated before the festival but we will keep you up to date whenever we hear or read something. Last years talented DJs like Annett Gapstream, Township Rebellion, Rødhåd and Solvane. Wanna see most names and listen to their livesets, check this link on Soundcloud.
Why visit the Fusion Festival?
Five days of partying, 20 different stages with very talented DJs and most of all: That unique laidback atmosphere. The Fusion Festival is one of its kind and everyone should visit this German festival at least once.
Name: Fusion Festival
Distance from Berlin: 157 km
Date: 24 – 28 June 2026
Ticket Price: 220€
Amount of days: 5 days
Stages: 20
Amount of Visitors: 60,000 visitors
Website: www.fusion-festival.de
Music Styles: 80% DJs, 20% Bands/Artists
Lineup: Not announced yet
02. Mit Dir Festival
The second position in this list of best German festivals goes to Mit Dir Festival. This weekend festival can be reached by car in about 1.5 hours from Berlin. It’s way smaller than most other festivals on this: Around 2500 tickets are sold every year. In our opinion, this is not a bad thing though. You will have less hassle when you arrive and depart from the festival for example. It will also be way easier to stay together as a group of friends and personally I love the fact that you meet the same people several times during the weekend festival. We visited this festival in 2024 and really had a great time, as you can read in our review of Mit Dir Festival.
Intimate electronic festival with 5 stages
Mit Dir Festival offers 4 electronic music floors and 1 alternative stage on which you can find a versatile program with things like bands, karaoke, poetry-slams and other fun activities. The lineup of Mit Dir Festival is similar to the DJs that you will be able to see in Berliner clubs like the Sisyphos, About:Blank and Ritter Butzke. The last couple of years, DJs like Reinier Zonneveld, Isabeau Fort, Marcus Meinhardt and Jan Oberlaender have been performing at this techno festival.
Why visit Mit Dir Festival?
Mit Dir Festival is a smaller festival with a lovely vibe and a non-commercial attitude. If you are not looking for a massive festival with thousands of people, you might want to consider visiting Mit Dir Festival. By the way, getting a group ticket for 5 people will get you cheaper tickets.
Name: Mit Dir Festival
Distance to Berlin: 110 km
Date: 23 – 26 July 2026
Ticket Price: 170-195€
Amount of Visitors: 2,500
Amount of Days: 4
Stages: 5
Website: mit-dir-festival.de
Music Styles: 4 electronic stages, 1 alternative stage
Lineup: To be announced
03. Feel Festival
A German festival with one of the best locations is the Feel Festival. It’s located directly at the water of the Bergheider See so you can dance on the beach of that water. Besides water, the Feel Festival also has several stages in a forest and a versatile program with workshops, performances, and other forms of entertainment. The Feel Festival really deserved a top-3 spot in this list of best festivals in Germany.
Electronic Music & Bands on 15 stages
The Feel Festival offers around 15 different music stages. Besides that, there are a few more locations for presentations, workshops, and other entertainment. The main focus of this festival is electronic music, but you can also enjoy bands at this German festival. In the last years, names like Claptone, Pan-Pot, Giant Rooks, DJ Tennis, HVOB, Beatsteaks, Oliver Koletzki, and Mighty Oaks performed at this festival.
If you are eager to read more about this techno festival, you can read our full review of Feel Festival 2016.
Why visit Feel Festival 2026?
Feel Festival has one of the most beautiful locations of all German festivals. Dancing on the beach and camping directly at the water is just something special. Besides that, Feel Festival offers many different stages and music styles.
Name: Feel Festival
Distance to Berlin: 130 km
Date: 23 – 26 July 2026
Ticket Price: 175€
Amount of Visitors: 10,000
Amount of days: 4
Stages: 15
Website: www.feel-festival.de
Music Styles: Mainly electronic, one stage for bands
Lineup: Not available before the festival
04. Nation of Gondwana
Another remarkable techno festival in Germany is called Nation of Gondwana. The first edition was organized in 1995, which makes it the oldest German festival on our list. Every year around 10,000 people visit this dance festival at the Waldsee in Grünefeld, which is only 60 km from Berlin. The music starts on Friday at 3PM and keeps going until Sunday at 9PM, so Nation should be considered as one of the shorter festivals on this list. By the way, it’s pretty convenient that you can park your car directly next to your tent so you do not have the hassle of carrying all your stuff from the car to the tent.
Techno festival near Berlin
Nation of Gondwana focuses on quality over quantity and only offers four different stages. If you are looking for a German techno festival, this might be the perfect fit for you because all stages focus on electronic music. Nation of Gondwana is all about delivering the best music experience with the best sound systems and impressive lights and not so much on side activities like workshops. The music on Nation of Gondwana is similar to the music you hear when enjoying the nightlife in Berlin. Our favorite place at this festival is definitely the stage directly at the water: You can dance in the soft sand and take a refreshing dive. The ticket sale for Nation of Gondwana starts in April 2026.
In 2022 we visited this festival, so you can read more in our review of Nation of Gondwana 2022.
Why visit Nation of Gondwana?
For people who are really looking for a techno festival, Nation of Gondwana is probably the closest you can get. The organization focuses on the core of a good festival: delivering great artists and a good sound. If you live in Berlin, it’s great that Nation of Gondwana is only 60km away.
Name: Nation of Gondwana
Distance from Berlin: 60 km
Date: 16 – 19 July 2026
Ticket Price: 229€
Amount of Visitors: 10,000
Amount of days: 2,5
Dance-Floors: 4
Website: www.pyonen.de
Music Styles: Electronic Music (Mainly Techno)
Lineup: TBA
05. Wilde Möhre Festival (Last Edition)
About 120km south of Berlin, you can find a forest in which the Wilde Möhre is organized every year. The first edition took place in 2013 and the festival has had a loyal fanbase since that year. This German festival is mainly popular because of the versatile music styles and many side activities like yoga, workshops, karaoke, and much more. We personally also appreciate how easy it is to get there from Berlin and that there is no hassle during arrival and departure.
Dance festival not far from Berlin
In 2026, the Wilde Möhre Festival will take place on the third weekend of August. In the last couple of years, talented DJs such as Britta Arnold, Dominik Eulberg, Anja Schneider and Mathias Kaden have been performing here, so we have no worries about the line-up of the upcoming festival. We visited Wilde Möhre 4-5 times in the last few years and always had a good time. A small disadvantage is that you have to walk like 20-25 minutes if you want to take a dip in the water.
Why visit Wilde Möhre Festival?
A smaller German festival with not as much hassle as Fusion, SMS or Feel. The atmosphere is good, the line-up is solid, and there is plenty to do besides dancing. If you are looking for a nice German festival in August, you should take Wilde Möhre into consideration.
Name: Wilde Möhre Festival
Distance to Berlin: 120 km
Dates: 22 – 25 August 2026
Ticket-Price: 199€
Amount of Days: 3
Dance-Floors: 4
Amount of Visitors: Around 8,000
Website: www.wildemoehrefestival.de
Music Styles: Techno, House, Electro, Bands
Lineup: To be announced
06. 3000 Grad Festival
A lovely smaller festival about 140 km south of Berlin is called the 3000 Grad Festival. Around 4500 people visit this festival every year and it’s challenging to find any negative reviews on the internet. The 3000 Grad feels like a Berliner open-air which just keeps going for several days in a row. You are surrounded by nature, water, beautifully decorated stages and nice people.
Electronic music festival with bands and live performances
The 3000 Grad Festival offers a nice mix of talented DJs and a bunch of bands & live acts. The lineup for 2026 is not yet out there, but last year great names like Dole & Kom, Kollektiv Ost, and Avocado performed here. This German festival is organized directly next to a lake, just like Nation of Gondwana, Feel Festival and some others in this list.
Why visit 3000 Grad Festival?
Talk to someone who has visited this German festival before and they will tell you that 3000 Grad Festival is an outstanding festival with a great atmosphere. The location is great, the lineup is solid, and the tickets are reasonably priced. Some people call this a small Fusion Festival.
Name: 3000 Grad Festival
Distance to Berlin: 135 km
Date: 7 – 9 August 2026
Ticket Price: 199€
Amount of Visitors: 4,500
Amount of days: 3
Dance-Floors: 4
Website:3000-festival
Music Styles: 80% DJs, 20% Bands
Lineup: Still to be announced.
7. Bucht der Träumer
For many years, the Helene Beach Festival was organized about one hour drive from Berlin. Unfortunately, the organization was unable to make ends meet and 2019 was the last time it took place (read more in the Festival Graveyard). The good news is that the great location, directly at the Helenesee, is still being used by a festival called Bucht der Träumer. In 2025 about 12,000 party people visited this electronic festival.
Festival directly at the water
Although it is not allowed to swim in the Helenesee anymore, it’s still a great location for a festival. Dancing in the soft sand and seeing the sun go down over the water is just special. The vibe on the Bucht der Träumer is one of the main reasons to visit this German festival. With about 12k visitors it could also be the perfect sized festival if you want something between Fusion with 60k and Mit Dir Festival with only 2,5k. Tickets can be bought right now for 225€ which makes it one of the more expensive German festivals in this list.
Why visit the Bucht der Träumer?
A nice medium-sized festival with a great location at the water. Easy to reach from Berlin and a lineup focuses on local, talented DJs.
Name: Bucht der Träumer
Distance to Berlin: 100 km
Date: 13 – 17 August 2026
Ticket Price: 239€
Amount of visitors: 12,000
Amount of days: 3
Dance Floors: 3
Website: bucht-der-traeumer.de
Music Styles: Mainly electronic music
Lineup: Not available yet
8. Praerie Festival
The Praerie Festival will take place during the first weekend of August 2026. It’s one of the newer festivals, but most feedback from the last years has been very positive. With 2000 visitors, it’s one of these smaller, cozy festivals with a great atmosphere. You meet the same people more than once, and everybody is laidback and friendly. It can also be an advantage to visit a festival in its first years because it’s usually less expensive, not as busy and the organization is really trying to convince you to become a loyal visitor.
Strong Line-Up
Last years the Praerie Festival offered its visitors a forceful lineup with names like Ben Klock, Jan Oberlaender, Oliver Schories, Victor Ruiz and Annett Gapstream. If the organization can pull this off again, it’s definitely worth visiting this festival in 2026. Besides electronic music, there are also some live acts and plenty of workshops. Tickets are available for 170€, which makes this festival one of the more affordable German festivals in 2026.
Why visit Praerie Festival?
A smaller festival with a solid lineup and a great vibe. Although Praerie is one of the newer festivals, it is making a name for itself rapidly. From our experience, it’s always great to visit an upcoming festival in the first years.
Name: Praerie Festival
Distance from Berlin: 175 km
Date: 31/07 – 22/08 2026
Ticket Price: 170€
Amount of Visitors: 2,000
Amount of days: 3
Dance-Floors: 3
Website: praerie-festival.com
Music styles: Mainly DJs
Lineup: Not announced yet.
09. Wurzelfestival
A techno festival in the east of Germany that you might not have heard about before is called The Wurzelfestival. The full German name is Zurück zu den Wurzeln which freely translates to Back to the Roots. This festival takes place in the so-called Secret Forest, which means there will be plenty of green around the stages, as you can see on the image below. There are 6 music stages with electronic music and 3 more locations for activities, performances and shows. Every year approximately 5,000 party people visit the Wurzel Festival and in 2026 this German festival is organized for the 13th time already.
German techno festival with plenty of other electronic music styles
On the floors of the Wurzel Festival you can find a wide range of music styles. Besides the usual techno, house, and electro, you can enjoy less mainstream styles like afrohouse, synth pop, dubstep, psytrance, and drum & bass. We visited the Wurzel Festival in 2018 and really liked the vibe and people at this festival. The reason why this German festival is not higher up this list is the fact that there is no lake or water nearby and that the tickets are more expensive than most other techno festivals around Berlin.
Why visit the Wurzel Festival?
A festival in the middle of the forest with a wide range of music styles. If you and your friends mainly want to dance to electronic music, this German festival could be perfect for you. We personally also love the size and the fact that this festival is only 80km away from Berlin.
Name: Wurzel Festival
Distance to Berlin: 70 km
Date: 4 – 7 June 2026
Ticket Price: 259 €
Amount of visitors: 5,500
Amount of days 4
Dance Floors: 10
Website: www.wurzelfestival.de
Music Styles: Mainly Electronic music
Line-up: Still to be announced
10. Garbicz Festival
A festival that is located across the Polish border but still only 135km away from Berlin is called Garbicz Festival. It is located directly at the water, which makes it a perfect place to chill with your friends in the hot month of August. Every year around 10k people visit the Garbicz Festival which makes it comparable to Nation of Gondwana and Feel Festival when it comes to size. The image below shows the beautiful location and should get you excited about the German festival season.
Famous techno DJs from all over the world
Garbicz offers a mix of electronic music styles on several stages. On previous editions, techno DJs like RØDHÅD, Seth Troxler, AndHim and Ricardo Villalobos have been performing here. This means you can expect music similar to the techno clubs in Berlin. The ticket prices of Garbicz are a bit higher than the other festivals on this list, but visiting a concert of these legendary DJs will also cost you €40 at least. Interesting fact: Taking photos at this techno festival is strictly forbidden.
Why visit Garbicz Festival?
As the image above shows, Garbicz is organized at a fantastic location in Poland. Besides that, the DJs who will be performing here are known all over the world. So if you do not mind spending a bit more money on a festival, consider visiting this festival in Poland.
Name: Garbicz Festival
Distance to Berlin: 135 km
Date: 30/07 – 03/08/2026
Ticket Price: 310-325€
Amount of Visitors: 9,500
Amount of days: 4
Dance-Floors: 7
Website: garbiczfestival.com
Music Styles: Electronic Music
Line-up: Not announced yet
11. Habitat Festival (Bonus)
The Habitat Festival is a festival that focuses on electronic music and is organized in Hamburg. From Berlin, you need about 2.5 hours by train. We call it a bonus festival because it’s not really a weekend festival. It does take two days in a row, but there is no camping. It starts on Saturday around 14.00 and ends on Sunday at 22.00. If you want to spare yourself the hassle of carrying and building a tent, this festival might be perfect for you.
32 hours of techno without camping
As mentioned above, the Habitat Festival is a bit different from the other techno festivals in this list: it’s basically a non-stop rave of 32 hours. Tickets can be bought for 90€, which makes it the cheapest festival on this list. The lineup of this techno festival has been communicated already and can be found here. We personally are excited about Ki/Ki Dj Gigola and Mischluft already. More names will follow soon.
Why visit Habitat Festival?
If you do not need to party for 3 days straight and do not like to spend 200€ on a festival-ticket, Habitat might be the right techno festival for you. There will be plenty of nice techno DJs on 8 different stages.
Name: Habitat Festival
Distance from Berlin: 295 km
Date: 18-19 July 2026
Ticket Price: 90€
Amount of Visitors: 8,000
Amount of days: 1,5
Dance-Floors: 8
Website: habitat-festival.de
Music styles: Techno, Electro, House, Drum & Bass
Line-up: Marcel Dettman, Estella Boersma, VTSS, Salute, Bae Blade, Kaufmann and Dax J
Overview – Compare German festivals
All in all, we can conclude that there are plenty of interesting techno festivals in Germany. Deciding between them is hard, even if you have read every word of this article. The table below should make it easier to compare the German festivals and decide. Just find out what is most important to you and decide based on that column.
Frequently asked questions – All You Need to Know
If you have any questions left after reading this post, the following FAQ might be helpful. You are welcome to leave any other questions in the comment section and we will get back to you within a day.
The majority of techno festivals in Germany in 2026 charge between €175 and €200 for a ticket.
Looking at electronic festivals that also offer camping, it would be Mit Dir Festival. Especially if you buy 5 tickets together with your friends, the price is better than most other festivals in Germany in 2026. If you do not want to camp, you can also go to the 32-hour event Habitat Festival for only €90.
Both Nation of Gondwana and the Wurzelfestival are only a 30-minute drive from Berlin.
The Fusion Festival attracts 70,000 visitors each year, and this makes it the largest techno festival in Germany.
There are a few tips for people who want to save money: firstly, you can buy group tickets so the price is lower per ticket. Secondly, you can bring your own liquor to the stages to save money on drinks. Taking the Bassliner bus is also a smart move because auto-tickets usually cost around €50.
It really depends on your taste in music, but if you are looking for famous names, it makes sense to visit either Garbicz, Nation of Gondwana, or Fusion.
Festival Graveyard – The ones that did not make it
Although the world of festivals seems spectacular and it’s easy to spend money during a weekend at a German festival, not all festivals survive. The competition is fierce. Some techno festivals tried but failed straight away, but there are also a bunch of festivals that were successful for many years and then stopped being organized. Below you can find the sad list of festivals that cannot be visited anymore: The German festival graveyard.
Melt (1997 – 2023)
The Melt festival was one of the big electronic festivals in Germany for many years. It was organized for 27 years, and in 2024 the last edition took place. As a reason, the increasing costs and competitive market were mentioned. We visited Melt in 2013 and 2019 and wrote a review about it.
Helene Beach (2011 -2020)
The Helene Beach Festival was organized directly at the water of the Helenesee, which is about 1 hour away from Berlin. It focused on electronic music but also on hip-hop. It stopped being organized in 2020 because of Corona and “organizational reasons.” Find our Helene Beach review here.
Her Damit Festival (2015 -2019)
Another fun festival that did not make it was called Her Damit. It was part of our list of German techno festivals for many years, but in 2019 it was announced that the “company” behind the festival was bankrupt. Her Damit was comparable to the smaller festivals in this list, like 3000 Grad and Mit Dir.
Meeresrausch Festival (2022 – 2024)
Organized about 250 km from Berlin at the coast of the Baltic Sea. Unfortunately, it was organized for the last time in 2024. We are sad we never got to visit this festival because we only heard great stories about it.
Enjoy German festivals consciously
So when you are dancing at the festival of your choice in the summer of 2026, make sure to appreciate it. That moment when you stand with your eyes closed and listen to great music, you think of all the effort the team and organisation put into the festival. Maybe even buy an extra drinks or two even though it’s allowed to bring your own. It’s not as easy as it seems to make ends meet for German festivals around Berlin.
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Thanks for sharing this — festival season just got a lot more exciting!
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Helpful tips thankyou for the information.
Hi Job,
Thank you for the great reviews. We’re planning to travel to Germany in March 2024 and wanted to not miss out on the party and EDM scene.. Any recommendations from your side?
Hey Richa,
Nice that you are coming to Germany. In Berlin there are always plenty of parties to choose from. Maybe start with these clubs? EDM might be a bit harder in Berlin because most clubs focus on Techno.
When you are looking for a Festival with EDM I would suggest SonneMondSterne but you will need to come back later this year for that.
For some more accessible music in Berlin I would suggest visiting clubs like Crack Bellmer and Süß war gestern.
Hope this helps a bit.
Have a great time!
Job
I would mention that the food and drinks are rather outrageous for Garbicz (especially since it’s in Poland), I really like this festival but one need to be ready to feel like a cash cow there… It’s not only the ticket price. 🙁
Thanks Frank. We will definitely take that into account when we make the list for next year or do the next update.
thank you for giving me wonderful information
Hi,… Can you tell me a Dance festival / competition around April or May in Germany where many foreign dance groups take part. We are from Malaysia and we would like to bring our cultural dance troup to participate here. Hope its a good event to expose our dancers.
Pls advise
Hey Angeline,
unfortunately I cannot answer that question. Especially because it is still almost one full year away.
But you can of course contact some of the festivals in the list and ask if you can perform there.
Good luck!
hey Job, firstly – Thank YOU! This is the best piece ive read on festivals – I’m specifically scouting for a techno festival in Germany for this year.
I’m definitely visiting Berlin Atonal (would you equate that to be in a “festival list”?), and I’m also looking for another festival. I came across this new festival –> 18/7001, which apparently happens in the same location as Her Damit; the lineup looks good, and the location is intriguing.
Which of these 3 festivals would you recommend the most (i’ve shortlisted these) –> Greenwood Festival; Nation of Gondwana; or 18/7001 (check it out –> https://7001festival.com/)?
The location/setting and the Berlin techno sounds is the most important to me!
✌
Hey Divesh,
thanks for your comment and compliments.
From these three festivals I would choose between Nation and the new festival. Because I cannot judge the new festival yet, I can only tell you that Nation is a very nice festival. So that would be a safe bet.
We will definitely consider listing 18/7001 next year.
Best wishes!
Hello,
Can you tell me if there´s any party on May. I´ll be there in between 19 and 21
Thanks
Hi Abby,
Checkout our monthly party-calendar.
Have fun!
Hi Job,
Where can I find that party calendar?
Thank you
Hey Christian,
do you mean the list with good parties in Berlin for the current month? You can find it here.
Best wishes,
Job
awesome! Thanks
Hey.
Just wanted to check youve heard about this new festival Akasha in June (I’m not a promoter, just think its looking like a good one): https://en-gb.facebook.com/events/126385137884637/
Hopefully similar vibes to the old berlin festival (in its arena days)
Hi Tom,
looks good. We might visit the festival so we can write about it next year.
Thanks for the tip!
Best wishes,
Job
Hi!!
Can you tell me if there´s any big party on march. I´ll be there in between 7 and 15 of march.
Wich places are a Must.. This is my first time there.
Kind regards,
Hi Federico,
there are some big parties in March, but mostly in the clubs in Berlin. It is too cold for a weekend-festival.
Keep an eye on the our party-calendar, it will be updated every month.
Best wishes!
Anything after September ?? No festival or EDM concerts in winters 🙁
Hi Jazz,
unfortunately there are not big weekend-festivals anymore. It is just too risky with the weather I guess.
Maybe just come to Berlin and visit some great clubs and parties?
What about the nation of gondwana? U seriously cant Pick shit like Helene beach Over the nog.
They had maybe the sickest line up this year.
Besides that its real close(45min b car) away From Berlin.
Hello Raver,
I totally agree withy you, we will consider adding it to the list next year!
Thanks for the tip!
I would like to recommend the Pop-Kultur Festival in Berlin Neukölln in August. The line up is non commercial and pretty amazing. Check it out http://www.pop-kultur.berlin/
Hi Nina,
thanks for the tip!
Best wishes!
Hi, just wanted to highlight that the lineup for Berlin Festival is from 2015 and most likely the festival is not going to take place this year because they are on a “Creative Break”. Maybe you should update the page accordingly 🙂
Check out: http://www.berlinfestival.de/
Hi Burcu,
you are right, I also heard about it but forgot to update the article. Thanks for the tip!
Cheers!
Nature one???
Hi,
you are totally right that Nature One is one of the best German festivals. But as you can read in the introduction, we only focused on festivals which are about 2-3 hours drive from Berlin.
Have a great summer!
Really great festival to enjoy. Lots of fun can be seen.
So fabulous mate u minks
Thanks Chloe, hope you can visit a few of them.
Thanks for the tips! We’re looking for a festival in 2016 so this will help. 😀
Hi Dave,
Great that my blog could help you decide. The article with the festivals for 2016 will be online in the beginning of next year.
Cheers!
Great tips – Thanks!!
Thanks for the compliment Sophie 🙂
good pitures