Fehmarnbelt Days: Lübeck celebrates German-Scandinavian friendship!

Fehmarnbelt Days: Lübeck celebrates German-Scandinavian friendship!

Lübeck, Deutschland - In Lübeck, the event “Fehmarnbelt Days 2025” began on Saturday afternoon. The event was opened by Lübeck Mayor Jan Lindenau (SPD) and the Kiel European Minister Werner Schwarz (CDU). The Fehmarnbelt Days are all about the deepening of the German-Scandinavian friendship and are intended to point out the importance of the Fehmarnbelt tunnel, which will bring together countries in more detail from 2029.

The event, which lasts until June 16, 2025, combines many elements-from a Hanse culture festival to the Duckstein Festival to a trade fair. Central events take place around the music and congress hall (MUK) and along the banks. The pedestrian bridge to the MUK is colorful with colorful watering cans and leads the visitors to a main stage that floats on the travel.

cultural coexistence and program variety

The celebrations offer a wide range of events, including live concerts, discussions and culinary delights. A highlight is the Poetry Slam on Saturday at 5 p.m. on the New Belt Stage. In addition, a concert by Max and Friends with the singer Linda Andrews will take place at Baltic Beat Stage at 8:30 p.m. The festival mile will continue on Sunday at 11 a.m. with a citizens' festival in which valley rounds and lectures are offered to visitors.

A special highlight on Sunday is the concert of the youth symphony orchestra Lübeck at 1.30 p.m., followed by performances by the resinutic group at 4:30 p.m. and the band "Every day New Year's Eve" at 5:30 p.m. At 7.40 p.m. the specialist conference will be opened in the MUK, which is headed by Prime Minister Daniel Günther (CDU). This conference, organized by the IHK zu Lübeck, will continue until Monday and addresses the opportunities of the Fehmarnbelt tunnel for sustainable growth and economic dynamics.

commitment and partnerships

The Fehmarnbelt Days 2025 pursue the motto "Lived democracy and German-Scandinavian friendship" and are committed to cultural cooperation and the exchange between the partner countries. By presenting more than 40 clubs, initiatives and companies on action areas, the diversity of the region is underlined.

The organizers, including the Hanseatic city of Lübeck, the state of Schleswig-Holstein, the IHK zu Lübeck, String, Femern A/S and the Fehmarnbelt Committee, attach particular importance to the UN Sustainability Goals 2030 as well as green growth and the challenges in the region. With an expected number of visitors of around 10,000 people, the great interest in this event is shown.

All activities on the festival mile are accessible free of charge, which makes Fehmarnbelt Days an open and inviting experience for everyone. Information is available on the event of the event.
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