Bonn in the magician: Everything about Rhine in Flames on May 3, 2025
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"Rhein in Flames" on Saturday in Bonn - all information about the fireworks, program and process
On May 3, 2025, Bonn will again shine from the impressive “Rhein on Flames”. This color spectacle not only brings a great fireworks, but also a varied program for the whole family. The event promises a weekend full of music and entertainment, which will offer a highlight with a spectacular drone show and fireworks.
Important information about the event
The celebrations begin when dark. This year is the motto "Ludwig travels around the world". A convoy of around 20 illuminated ships will drive along the Rhine. Various light installations and fireworks are planned on the banks of the Rhine. The fireworks and the drone show will peak at 11 p.m.
highlights and activities
The weekend is accompanied by numerous events. From 2nd to May 4th, a medieval market on the banks of the Rhine with live music and craft stands will be offered. In addition, a free open-air party with various music acts will take place on May 2 and 3. For the younger visitors, a children's and family day will be organized on May 4th, which offers numerous attractions and hands-on activities.
arrival and parking spaces
The city of Bonn advises to plan the arrival early because a closure of the left -Rhine railway line is planned. The rail replacement traffic will serve the “Rheinaue main access” stop. Visitors should consider alternative means of transport because the parking facilities near the Rheinaue are limited. It is recommended to use the bike for which a large parking lot in the Rheinaue is available.
additional information
For everyone who wants to experience the experience up close, there is the opportunity to buy tickets for a trip on one of the illuminated ships. These not only offer a great view of the event, but also a gastronomic offer on board. Alternatively, the light show can be viewed free of charge from the Rheinaue, where special grandstands are also offered.