Coburg, Germany
Schloss Ehrenburg is a ducal residence in the centre of Coburg, built in the 16th century and repeatedly remodelled - most notably in the early 19th century under Duke Ernst I, who gave it its current neo-Gothic façade. The palace served as the main seat of the Dukes of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha and was a frequent destination of Queen Victoria. Today it houses a museum and hosts cultural events in its historic state rooms.
😴 Nothing scheduled here in the near future.
Santiano, the North German shanty-rock band behind seven consecutive number-one albums, takes their new 2026 show to open-air stages.
Hofmannsthal's classic play Jedermann in a contemporary open-air production before the castle in Coburg. The staging merges tradition with multimedia design, exploring themes of wealth and life's meaning.
Sarah Connor brings her No. 1 album FREIGEISTIN to an open-air summer tour, with one of 15 dates taking place at Schloss Ehrenburg in Coburg.