Shopping autumn in Mayen: Sunday open on September 8th, 2024

Shopping autumn in Mayen: Sunday open on September 8th, 2024

Next Sunday, September 8th, 2024, Mayen opens his doors for all shopping enthusiasts who are in the mood for a relaxed day of shopping. As part of the annual stone & castle festival, the shops can open their gates to offer a wide range and enable special purchase pleasure. The event traditionally attracts buyers from the area and offers an excellent opportunity to do the autumn purchases.

This event is particularly important because there is the opportunity to not only acquire gifts and products to the residents and visitors, but also to support the local economy. The shops are open on Sunday from 1:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. and promise an inviting atmosphere in which citizens and tourists can discover the diverse offer. Even if the temperatures start to sink, a mild weather with around 22 ° C and dry sky is predicted in Mayen.

regulation of Sunday opening times

The Sunday open for sales in Mayen is part of a nationwide regulated practice that allows shops in Rhineland-Palatinate to open four Sundays a year. This regulation demands that business remain closed on public holidays that fall on a Sunday. The current offer in Mayen illustrates the attractiveness of special sales days for those interested in purchase.

The course of the history of Sunday openings in Germany testifies to a constant change. Before the introduction of legal regulations, many shops were open until late at night seven days a week. It was not until 1919 that the general Sunday rest was introduced. This regulation is still anchored in German commercial law and enables special openings for markets and trade fairs, whereby it is subject to strict controls.

• Date: 08.09.2024
• time: 1:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
• occasion: stone & burgfest

For further information: In other European countries, the regulations vary significantly. In Austria, for example, there is a general ban on shop openings on Sunday, except for petrol stations and shops in airports. In Eastern Europe, on the other hand, there are almost no restrictions on the shop opening hours on Sunday. These differences make it clear how different the retail landscape is designed in Europe.

whether you are one of the bargain hunters or just want to experience a nice day in the city, Sunday open offers something for everyone. The anticipation for the Stein & Burgfest and the associated shopping facility not only attracts locals, but also numerous visitors from the surrounding regions. A perfect occasion to do the purchases while enjoying the summer flair of the city!

Mayen is looking forward to numerous visitors and hopes for a successful shopping event that both promotes retail and offers most people a positive experience. If you miss this special occasion, you have to wait until the next Sunday open - and it could be far away.