Historical meeting of princes in Bad Pyrmont: parade and free entries!

Historical meeting of princes in Bad Pyrmont: parade and free entries!

Today, Bad Pyrmont has been transformed into a true festival for all those interested in history and culture. The traditional event in the spa park, which lasts until Sunday, attracts visitors from near and far. On the occasion of the historic meeting of princes, the atmosphere is permeated by historical elegance, while the latest trends in events in Bad Pyrmont can be experienced. With free entry to the spa park from Friday to Sunday, access is unhindered and free of charge - ideal for anyone who wants to take a look at the imperial era. Loud Dewezet The program begins today at 5:00 p.m. with a festive reception for the royal guests.

In front of an impressive backdrop, the Prussian Queen Luise, embodied by the talented Melanie Hessel-wennemann, is welcomed as “spa guest of the year”. She doesn't come alone, because around 70 historical figures from different eras - from the Renaissance to Art Nouveau - will take visitors back in time. These lively representations invite you to stroll and linger, although dogs are also allowed to be kept on a leash in the spa park, as on the Pyrmont State Spa website is to be noted.

A colorful program

The program offers a wealth of activities suitable for both young and old. On Friday evening, guests can expect a danced piece by the Pyrmont Music School, followed by a music and dance performance by the band SoWhat. On Saturday morning at 11:00 a.m. there is the opportunity to stroll like a prince while a falconer and her animals at the spa theater attract attention. The highlight of Saturday is the “Jazzy Pyrmont” concert and the reading of Queen Luise’s love letters, which takes place at 1 p.m.

Sunday tops it all off. The princely breakfast starts at 11:00 a.m., followed by a presentation of the historical figures and a participation dance. Then at 2:30 p.m. the big historical parade will move through the spa park and the city - an event that should not be missed. The weekend is rounded off with audiences with the nobility in the Fürstentreffzelt, where it is also possible to sign the illustrated book “The Nobility in the Fürstenbad”, as well as on Pyrmont State Spa is to be read.

A look into history

To make your visit to Bad Pyrmont even more exciting, you can take a historical city tour that takes anyone interested through the city's historic streets. This circuit is easily accessible and requires no special equipment. Information about this is available in the historical travel planner and at the Bad Pyrmont Tourist Information Office, so that everyone has the opportunity to delve even deeper into the history of the spa town ( Weserbergland Tourism ). It's a wonderful opportunity to experience history up close and appreciate the cultural heritage of this charming city.

For anyone looking for a touch of nostalgia and a dash of festive fun, the weekend in the Kurpark offers an unforgettable experience. Treat yourself to a visit and enjoy the many delicacies this event has to offer!