Carnival in Saarland: 20 mega removals and celebrations!

Carnival in Saarland: 20 mega removals and celebrations!

On March 2, 2025, the hustle and bustle of the Shrovetets in Saarland will reach its peak with numerous parades. In the coming weeks, there are more than 20 carnival parades on the program, which will attract both locals and visitors. The greatest attention is given to the parades in the cities of Saarbrücken, St. Ingbert and St. Wendel, which are considered centers of the foolish celebrations. According to Sol.de planning 56% of the participants to visit a carnival parade.

The moves begin in the morning and start moving with festive punctuality. Here is an overview of the most important dates:

• Beckingen: Gaudiwurm, 2:11 p.m.
• Bexbach: Fastnachts parade, 1:00 p.m.
• Lebach-Dörsdorf: Däschder Faasend move, 2:11 p.m.
• Saarbrücken-Dudweiler: Faasenacht parade, 1:11 p.m.
• Merzig-Merchingen: Rose Monday parade, 2:11 p.m.
• Überherrn: carnival parade, 3:11 p.m.

tradition and culture

Fastnacht in Saarland is not only a simple festival, but also reflects deeply rooted traditions. The celebrations initiate the beginning of Lent, a time associated with Easter in the Christian calendar. The custom, which is primarily shaped by moves and disguises, can be traced back to rural regions, where large moves with decorated cars took place in the past. At that time, Prince Carnival straightened up on a Gaul and moved through the streets followed by splendidly decorated cars. In many places there are historical reviews, such as the "murder stories" spectacle, part of the carnival tradition. This performance combines local events with vocal deposits and lives on in the memories of the residents.

Shortly before Fastnacht are held in numerous cities in advance. In the Saarbrücken city area there are also special events such as the "Great Weiberfasching Party" on February 27 and the popular children's carnival day, all of which contribute to the happy festival culture, such as regio-saarland.com Notice.

a festival of colors and joy

Fastnacht is the expression of a carefree joy and offers people an outlook on the upcoming Lent. Moving is accompanied by colorful costumes, exuberant music and happy faces. The locals often use old traditional costumes and creative costumes to express their cultural identity and solidarity. Fastnacht is celebrated in the urban and rural areas of the Saarland, with each place having its own customs and special features.

During the great move on the carnival Sunday, which takes place in many cities, groups run through the streets singing and jokingly. In the evening, the celebrants enjoy dance restaurants and celebrate the day with further festivities. The anticipation for the events is noticeable because the citizens and visitors take the opportunity to live and experience the common traditions.

The Saarland, with its diverse celebrations and regional customs, is a tranquil center for all carnival lovers. More information on the moves and events can be read on the website saarland-lese.de