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Town events by month
| Flea markets
Town events
There is always plenty to do in Heidelberg, but to help you plan your visit we have listed down some of the town's major events for 2008. Happy planning!
February 2008
- February xx - Vampire Ball at Heidelberg Castle - dress up and get groovy.....
March 2008
- March xx Fasching - Germany's answer to the Mardi Gras. We cannot really explain it - just crazy really.
April 2008
- April 5th - Long Night of the Museums - Heidelberg & Mannheim Museums open 'til very late, great fun and educational!
- April 5th - SAS half marathon
- March 29th - April 25th - The Festival for classical and contemporary music - some very accomplished musicians will be in Heidelberg, for more information go to www.heidelberger-fruehling.de.
- April 29th - Heidelberg Half Marathon
May 2008
- May - The Deutsche Bank - SAP Open Golf Tornament - St. Leon-Rot
June 2008
- June 7th - Castle illumination and fireworks. This is one of the biggest visitor occasions of the year - you're gonna love it.
July 2008
- July 12h - Castle illumination and fireworks. This is one of the biggest visitor occasions of the year - you're gonna love it.
- July 20th - Formula 1 Grand Prix, Hockenheim - Heidelberg hotels will fill up early, so book as soon as you can.
September 2008
- September 6th - Castle illumination and fireworks. The last one of the year. This is one of the biggest visitor occasions of the year - you're gonna love it.
- September 27th - The Heidelberg fall festival. Massive street festival, well known throughout Germany, plenty of German beer and sausages to be eaten! Make sure you reserve your hotel well in advance. Great fun, if a little bit too busy.
November 2008
- November 26th to December 22nd - The Heidelberg Christmas Market - Gluhwein, sausages and plenty of present ideas! Fantastic! Runs until December 22nd in the main squares in the old town.
Flea markets
Flea markets (Flohmarkt) take place on the Messplatz on Kirchheimer Weg. You will find an array of different bits and bobs on sale. Sometimes, you'll actually find a great bargain - but you have to persevere looking through a lot of 'rubbish'. Anyone can set up a stall at the flea market - just turn up the night before with your car full up with the things you want to sell, join the queue of other people wanting a stall, pay your money (roughly 25 depending how many meters you take up and whether you have a car) and park your car in the place you are directed to. Return very early the next morning (6 am) and start selling!
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