Halloween rave and highlights: This is what awaits you on Saturday in Würzburg!

Halloween rave and highlights: This is what awaits you on Saturday in Würzburg!

The night after Halloween promises a very special experience in Würzburg. On November 1, 2025, the city will celebrate with a rave that will shake up the party scene. In Dornheim, from 11:59 p.m., the event “Nei'gspitzt: Der Gong Going out Tip” will captivate night owls on two floors with technoid beats and trance-like sounds. While some people turn night into day, those who want to take it a little quieter can explore the variety of other events in the region.

The traditional All Saints' Day mass also takes place on the market square in Würzburg on the same day. From 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., regional artisans will showcase handmade goods such as basketry and pottery, knitted socks and kitchen items. A great opportunity to pick up unique souvenirs or gifts while supporting the local economy.

Family friendly activities

There is a rich program in the region for the little gray ones. The model railway exhibition in Marktbreit is open from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., where an impressive 40-meter-long model railway line and a play area for children await. The largest Halloween event in Bavaria takes place in Geiselwind: Spooky Land awaits the whole family from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. with real scarers, pumpkins and evening shows.

If you don't want to miss out on partying at night, you can visit various clubs and bars in and around Würzburg. From 10 p.m. the acts Abam, Aphotic and XRNT will be at Club Airport. If you like it really crazy, you can head to the “Zappeldrang – Allerpsyligen” event in Dornheim from 11:59 p.m. There are also numerous bars with happy hours, such as Enchilada, where cocktails are particularly cheap from 10:30 p.m.

Cinema and indoor activities

Film lovers will get their money's worth at Cineworld Dettelbach. Films like “No Hit Wonder” and “Pumuckl and the Big Misunderstanding” are on the program here, which have several screenings. For active leisure activities, Würzburg residents and visitors can let off steam in the laser tag arena or the “Sky and Sand” trampoline park, which offer plenty of opportunities to do sports on this day.

Würzburg is not only known for its events, but also as the third largest city in Franconia. It is picturesquely located on the Main and has a population of around 126,000 people. The city, characterized by its rebuilt old town and the UNESCO World Heritage Würzburg Residence, is very popular with both tourists and locals. Every visit to the city is also a journey through its long and eventful history, ranging from the founding of the Diocese of Würzburg to the aftermath of the Second World War. The city is both an important transport hub and home to numerous educational institutions and sports clubs.

Whether you want to dance or enjoy the cultural offerings – there is something for everyone in Würzburg on November 1st, 2025. A visit is definitely worth it, as there are many reasons to spend an unforgettable day here. Various events that are all about tradition are accompanied by a colorful nightlife that can make some people work up a sweat.