Martini market in Bayreuth: Four days full of enjoyment and tradition!

Martini market in Bayreuth: Four days full of enjoyment and tradition!

The city of Bayreuth has a lot to offer these days as the cooler temperatures drive us into the warm rooms. Today, October 30th, 2025, the popular Martinimarkt event starts in the picturesque pedestrian zone and will open its doors until November 2nd.

The Martinimarkt attracts with over 40 stalls offering everything from culinary delicacies to handmade jewelry and handicrafts. Market hours are set for Thursday to Saturday from 10:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. and on Sunday from 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. In addition, the city center will be at its best on shopping Sunday, November 2nd, when many shops open their doors to visitors.

Special highlights of the Martini market

Visitors can not only enjoy the autumnal atmosphere at the Martinimarkt, but also experience the traditions of the fair, which has its origins in medieval market law. The event will be particularly fun for children, as evidenced by the traditional tradition of collecting gifts, which has also found its place in Halloween culture. The market will open on Thursday, October 30th, after the stalls have been set up the day before.

The market event is not only an attraction for locals, but also attracts tourists from the region. Anyone interested should not miss this opportunity to enjoy the convivial atmosphere and try one or two regional delicacies.

Local support from Franziska Lindner

Meanwhile, the talented Franziska Lindner from Buchau, Pegnitz, is bringing her culinary skills to the current season of “Landfrauenküche” on Bavarian Television (BR). Your recipes and experiences during filming can be accessed from this Friday in the BR media library and watched on television from Monday. Through Franziska's vision, the series offers insights into cooking and the regional characteristics of Bavarian cuisine.

Creativity in the beverage segment

Another highlight of the region is the creation of a special gin by Thomas Wenk, which is offered at Liebesbier in Bayreuth. Its gin took second place in the spirits competition in Mexico, which speaks to the quality of the product and at the same time piqued the interest of the competition's director, who is passionate about the region.

With these exciting activities and the celebrations of Reformation Day on October 31st and All Saints Day on November 1st, Bayreuth is a place where tradition and modern life meet. Whether enjoying the local offerings or visiting the Martini market - there is something for every taste. Stay healthy and enjoy the warm days that autumn brings us!

For more information on the region's regular events, take a look at coverage from courier and in Franconia.