Fireworks in Neubrandenburg: The big New Year's Eve highlight!

Fireworks in Neubrandenburg: The big New Year's Eve highlight!

This year in Neubrandenburg it will be really colorful two days before New Year's Eve, because on Monday, December 29th, the Bethanien Center will light an impressive fireworks display. The starting signal is given at 5 p.m., with the entire series of events starting at 4 p.m. with musical accompaniment, mulled wine and hearty specialties from the butcher's shop. This creates an atmospheric ambience for visitors to properly celebrate the last days of the year. The fireworks show itself lasts about 20 minutes and is complemented by a subsequent fireworks show at 5:30 p.m., which makes the festival even more exciting. Nordkurier reports that around a third of the parking lot will be cordoned off for this occasion.

Firecrackers and rockets themselves will be sold in the Bethanien Center from 8 a.m. so that fireworks fans can prepare in good time. However, you should always make sure to only buy tested fireworks, which can be identified by a registration number. The wrong fireworks could have serious consequences, and in Germany the setting off of firecrackers and rockets is only permitted on December 31st and January 1st. On other days, firecrackers are only permitted with appropriate permission; violations can be severely punished. Tagesschau informs that these can also be punished with fines of up to 10,000 euros.

Changes in bus transport

Visitors can expect changes in city bus transport when traveling to and from the fireworks display. As Nordkurier reports, the “Bethanienberg Süd” stop will not be served between 4:10 p.m. and 6:15 p.m. During this time, bus line 2 ends at the “Mirabellenstraße” stop and there is a replacement for the “Bethanienberg” stop at the HEM gas station. Bus number 6 will also not serve the Bethanien Center during this time.

After the fireworks, it is important not to lose sight of safety. The dangers are repeatedly pointed out in the discussion about New Year's Eve fireworks. The use of fireworks often leads to injuries, and animal welfare organizations also warn of stress for pets. The Tagesschau reports that there are already bans on firecrackers in large cities to protect people and animals. The year 2025 will not only offer a spectacular start to the new year, but will also be a reminder of the responsible use of fireworks.

In conclusion, it remains to be said that New Year's Eve in Neubrandenburg will be a very special experience, prepared with a lot of love and planning down to the smallest detail. Preparations are also in full swing at the Rumpelkammer Neubrandenburg to give visitors an unforgettable night. So if you're looking for a cozy place, you should look around quickly. And remember: safety comes first, so only the best for an enjoyable celebration!