City offers family-friendly afternoons and tours at the Giebichenstein
The historic Oberburg Giebichenstein in Halle, Germany, is set to host a series of family-friendly events this year. The season kicks off with a family afternoon on June 1st, followed by a family festival on October 26th, marking the conclusion of the season.
The family afternoons, scheduled for specific dates in July, August, September, and October, are themed and offer interactive activities suitable for both children and adults. However, the exact themes for these events have yet to be announced.
For those interested, the family afternoon on June 1st features a supporting programme by the city of Halle. The event takes place from 2 pm to 5 pm.
The Oberburg season also includes the event "Stories of the Castle," which takes place every Sunday at 11 am until October 19th, excluding the family festival on October 26th. Following the storytelling session, a guided tour of the castle is offered, and the use of mobile phones is permitted.
Unfortunately, no concrete information on the events or themes for family afternoons on Oberburg Giebichenstein for July to October 2025 is available at present. For updates, it is recommended to check official event pages of the city of Halle or Oberburg Giebichenstein closer to those dates, as seasonal programming might be published later or updated regularly.
If you are looking for general cultural or family activities in Halle during those months, feel free to ask for assistance!
[1] City of Halle event calendar: [link] [2] Oberburg Giebichenstein event calendar: [link] [3] Cultural events in Leipzig for 2025: [link]
The themed family afternoons, scheduled for July through October, promise interactive outdoor-living activities suitable for all ages, with the specific themes yet to be revealed. These events are part of the Oberburg Giebichenstein's home-and-garden season, featuring a range of family-friendly activities that emphasize relationships and family-dynamics. If you're interested, mark your calendars for the June 1st family afternoon, which includes a supporting program by the city of Halle and takes place from 2 pm to 5 pm.
