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Wolfenbüttel Old Town Festival: Additional buses and closures expected!
Wolfenbüttel Old Town Festival from the 15th to the 17th. August 2025: Changed bus schedules, road closures and more information.
Wolfenbüttel Old Town Festival: Additional buses and closures expected!
The old town festival in Wolfenbüttel is just around the corner! From August 15th to 17th, 2025, the historic city center will become a lively festival mile. To ensure that visitors can get to this event safely, the KVG and the city of Wolfenbüttel have drawn up an extended timetable for local public transport. This information has been provided by regionalheute.de.
There are additional bus connections on the nights from Friday to Saturday, Saturday to Sunday and on Sunday evenings. The three emergency vehicles run on different routes and are available for night owls:
- Einsatzwagen 1: Breite Herzogstraße – Atzum – Salzdahlum – Ahlum: 23.30 und 0.30 Uhr, Sonntag 19.45 Uhr.
- Einsatzwagen 2: Breite Herzogstraße – Linden – Groß Denkte – Remlingen: 23.45 und 0.45 Uhr, Sonntag 19.45 Uhr.
- Einsatzwagen 3: Breite Herzogstraße – Ernst-Moritz-Arndt-Straße – Kaltes Tal – Halchter: 23.45 und 0.45 Uhr, Sonntag 19.45 Uhr.
- Einsatzwagen 4: Breite Herzogstraße – Fümmelse – (Adersheim – Leinde): 22.30, 23.30 und 0.30 Uhr, Sonntag 19.45 Uhr.
Traffic disruptions and diversions
For the Old Town Festival, central areas of the city center, such as Schlossplatz, Schulwall, Kommißstrasse and Kornmarkt, will be closed to traffic. This can have an impact on the timetable of lines 604, 607, 630, 710, 790, 791, 792, 793, 794, 795, 796 and 797 - so delays cannot be ruled out. The “Kornmarkt” stop will also be canceled during the event, so passengers should use the “Bahnhofstraße” stop.
The organizers recommend that you find out about the changed timetables and diversions in good time. Detailed information is available on the website of the KVG and the city of Wolfenbüttel: kvg-braunschweig.de and wolfenbuettel.de.
Sustainable mobility and urban development
The Old Town Festival is not only a celebration for the people, but also an example of how cities can rethink and promote sustainable mobility. According to bmv.de, the mobility transition is seen as a central aspect for the future of cities. Promoting public transport is a step in the right direction. A switch to environmentally friendly alternatives will relieve pressure on city centers and improve the quality of life for all citizens.
The old town festival in Wolfenbüttel is not only a cultural highlight, but also an impetus to think about the possibilities of sustainable mobility. Use the festival as an opportunity to discover the advantages of public transport and look forward to a great weekend in the old town!