Neuruppiner Martinimarkt
Neuruppiner Martinimarkt is held on November 1. This event in the first decade of the month November is annual. 
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The Neuruppiner Martinimarkt has a long tradition and has been taking place since 1655. This large fair attracts people from all over north-east Germany every yearFor ten days, Neuruppin's town center is transformed into "the biggest fair between the Baltic Sea and Berlin". It takes place around St. Martin's Day and offers a unique flair right in the heart of the Fontane town.
Duration and scope: The Martinimarkt lasts a whole 11 days and features over 100 fairground attractions. Around 315 m³ of wood chips, 25 km of power cables and around 400 transports for stores and caravans are needed for this event. More than 1,000,000 LED lights bathe the city center in festive illumination.
Attractions: There are a variety of rides at the Martini Market, including a Ferris wheel, bumper cars, break dance and baby flight. Shooting, games and craft stores are also represented. Visitors can indulge in culinary delights such as Hungarian langos, Polish kielbasa, French crepes and other treats.
The Neuruppiner Martinimarkt is a popular folk festival that delights young and old alike. If you are in the area, you should definitely not miss this traditional event!
Similar holidays and events, festivals and interesting facts
Reformation Day on October 31 (Slovenia, parts of Germany, Chile, El Salvador, Dominican Republic, various Protestant churches with a particular emphasis in Lutheran and Reformed ones);
Allhallowtide on October 31 (The first day of Allhallowtide, observed until November 6 in Western Christianity);
Autumn Fair in Wuppertal on November 1
Karlsruhe Autumn Fair on November 1
Osnabrück Autumn Fair on November 1
Parchim Martini Market on November 1
All Souls' Day on November 2 (Roman Catholic Church and Anglican Communion);
Mainz Book Fair on November 2
Kiel's Sea of Lights on November 2
Minden Autumn Fair on November 2