The reg­u­lar price per admis­sion wrist­band is 20.00 euros on Sat­urday. Until August 21, 2026, online advance tick­ets cost 15.00 euros.

More inform­a­tion here.

At our advance tick­et sales loc­a­tions (until August 21, 2026)

• Tour­ist Inform­a­tion, Schlossplatz 2
• Cit­izens’ Office at the New City Hall
• Cranach-Läd­chen, Markt 4

Online

• at reser​vix​.de

at the box offices

• Mark­t­platz
• Schlossplatz
• Augusteum/​Lutherhaus
• Alte Schmiede, Hof Kupferstraße
• Behind Leu­corea (Wall­straße)
• Asisi Pan­or­ama wittenberg360

Reduced-price admis­sion wrist­band — the Social Tick­et (avail­able in advance through August 21, 2026)

New City Hall 
Luth­er­straße 56
06886 Luth­er­stadt Wittenberg

Cit­izen Ser­vice Office hours:
Monday, Wed­nes­day, and Fri­day 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
Tues­day and Thursday 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Every 1^st and 3^rd Sat­urday 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.

Chil­dren and teen­agers up to age 14 are admit­ted free of charge.

For people with severe dis­ab­il­it­ies who have a ​“B” des­ig­na­tion on their dis­ab­il­ity ID card, the accom­pa­ny­ing per­son receives free admission. 

No, tick­ets can only be pur­chased dur­ing the advance sales peri­od and on-site at the box office (see above). Reser­va­tions are not pos­sible under any circumstances.

Yes, you can give your pur­chased admis­sion wrist­bands and tick­ets to friends and acquaint­ances as gifts or resell them for no more than the price stated on the tick­et. How­ever, you may not charge more than the stated price for the admis­sion ticket.

Once the admis­sion wrist­band has been placed on your wrist, it can­not be trans­ferred to any­one else.

Tick­ets and admis­sion wrist­bands can­not be exchanged or refunded.

The pro­gram book­let is avail­able free of charge at the box offices and advance tick­et sales loc­a­tions on-site. A digit­al ver­sion of the pro­gram book­let will be avail­able for down­load on the homepage under ​“Pro­gram” pri­or to the event.

Depend­ing on weath­er con­di­tions or for oth­er import­ant reas­ons, the event may be inter­rup­ted, cut short, or can­celed on short notice. You can find any updates on the Wit­ten­berg Erleb­n­isnacht web­site or on social media via Face­book and Instagram.

The event starts at 7:00 p.m. and ends at midnight.

There are vari­ous food and drink stands in the event area. Of course, you’re also allowed to bring your own food and drinks onto the event grounds.

In any case, be sure to wear com­fort­able shoes.
Of course, walk­ing bare­foot is always an option, too.

Almost all ven­ues are wheelchair-accessible.

• At the Old Town Hall, there is a wheel­chair-access­ible entrance to the build­ing at the rear. There is an elev­at­or inside the Old Town Hall.
• STATION29 is not access­ible to wheel­chair users.
• The Weber­hof is divided between bumpy cobble­stones and a grassy area.
• The Mark­t­platz has bumpy cobble­stones but is access­ible all around via a level paved path.

Yes, but please keep in mind that some of the court­yards are nar­row and crowded with people, and that some stages can be quite loud. Some anim­als may not like such situations. 

For safety reas­ons, cars are pro­hib­ited through­out the entire event area.

The best way to explore the entire grounds is on foot. 

There are pub­lic park­ing lots at the fol­low­ing locations:

• Wall­straße (with park­ing ticket)
• Elb­straße (free of charge)
• Alt­stadt­bahnhof (free of charge)
• Park­ing lots at the main train sta­tion (free of charge)
• Park­ing lot at the New City Hall (access via Bürer­meister­straße, free of charge)
• Mit­tel­straße (with park­ing ticket)
• Mauer­straße (with park­ing ticket)
• Pfaf­fen­gasse (with park­ing ticket)

Restrooms are loc­ated at the fol­low­ing locations:

• Jüden­straße (behind the Old City Hall) — pub­lic restroom (fee required)
• Pfaf­fen­gasse — pub­lic restroom (fee required)
• Wall­straße (park­ing lot at the Leu­corea) — pub­lic restroom (fee required)
• Cas­inoberg (Schlossplatz near the Tour­ist Inform­a­tion Office) — pub­lic restroom (fee required)
• Weber­hof — port­able restrooms
• Court­yard of the Leu­corea — port­able restrooms
• in the open museums and venues

Film­ing and pho­to­graphy are per­mit­ted for per­son­al use, provided that the pri­vacy rights of vis­it­ors and artists are respec­ted. Post­ing con­tent on social media may require the con­sent of the people depic­ted. Com­mer­cial use requires the express con­sent of the organizer.

Fly­ing unmanned aer­i­al vehicles, such as drones or mod­el heli­copters, over the event grounds is not per­mit­ted for safety reasons.