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Martini market in Parchim: Positive balance despite rain and high costs!
The Martini market in Parchim ended positively on November 4th, 2025, despite rainy weather. Visitor numbers remained stable.
Martini market in Parchim: Positive balance despite rain and high costs!
On Monday, November 4th, 2025, the Martinimarkt in Parchim ended with a celebratory highlight: a fire department. This year's event was able to rely on a similar number of visitors as last year, and both the city and the showmen have a consistently positive assessment. Despite the partly rainy weather, the mood and security on the market remained undimmed. NDR reports that the security measures, such as concrete bollards and additional security staff, cost a lot, but contributed to the peaceful atmosphere.
In Parchim, the Martini market is becoming increasingly expensive for the city. Preparations for the next edition of the popular festival will begin next Wednesday. The event has established itself as an integral part of the annual calendar, and the anticipation for the coming years is clearly noticeable.
The Martini market in Neuruppin
A notable highlight of the market are the torchlight and lantern parades, followed by a spectacular fireworks display on November 7th. The market has over 200 stalls and offers a variety of attractions, including a new ghost train that doubles as a small roller coaster. The opening times are wide, allowing visitors to enjoy the different offerings at different times.
A look into the future
Preserving tradition and remembering deceased personalities are also important aspects of the Martini market. In memory of Lothar Welte, a defining figure of the market, a plaque will be set up that reminds us of his achievements. This mix of celebration and tradition makes the Martinimarkt an indispensable part of North German folk festival culture.
The next events show that there is great anticipation for further Martini markets in Parchim and Neuruppin. In the end, we can only hope that the weather will improve in the coming days and that visitors will be able to make unforgettable memories in both cities.