Bad Dürkheim, Germany
The Limburg Abbey ruin stands on a basalt hill above Bad Dürkheim, the remains of an 11th-century Salian imperial monastery. The church was one of the largest Romanesque buildings in the region before it fell into ruin after the Thirty Years' War. Today the open-air site hosts concerts and cultural events against a backdrop of medieval stonework.
Abbot Gumbert guides visitors through the Klosterruine Limburg in Bad Dürkheim in a spooky yet witty historical tour, with five wines and medieval music included. Registration required, ages 16+.
Physicist and science cabaret artist Vince Ebert brings his live show "Vince of Change" to Bad Dürkheim - a sharp, funny reckoning with the irrationality of our times.
German blues guitarist Henrik Freischlader brings his trio to the atmospheric ruins of Klosterruine Limburg in Bad Dürkheim. A veteran of stages shared with B.B. King and Joe Bonamassa, he delivers raw, groove-driven blues backed by 11 studio albums.
A children's opera in which the spirited Bella sets off to reunite a quarrelling orchestra - featuring live operatic singing and music. Suitable for ages 5 and up.
Live true-crime podcast about a real case from Bad Dürkheim where statues from Hitler's Reich Chancellery were discovered. Uwe Renners and Victoria Fuchs discuss crimes and investigations from the Palatinate region.
CHAKO Habekost returns with a new one-man show packed with Palatinate dialect comedy, Caribbean groove, and sharp takes on politics, trends and everyday absurdities.
Gringo Mayer, a German musician from Ludwigshafen, presents his new EP Ganove at the Limburg Sommer 2026 festival in Bad Dürkheim, supported by the band Yara.
Philipp Dittberner, the Berlin singer-songwriter behind the double-platinum hit "Wolke 4", brings his Summer 2026 tour to the Klosterruine Limburg in Bad Dürkheim. Standing-only open-air show.
