Events in Cochem
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Cochem's wine festivals, markets and castle events for 2026, each with its date and source.
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Cochem's wine festivals, markets and castle events for 2026, each with its date and source.
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Cochem's calendar runs from early summer into December, anchored by wine festivals at the Endertplatz and along the Mosel. These are confirmed 2026 dates for the Stadt Cochem area, each with its source; village Weinfeste across the wider Ferienland are listed at ferienland-cochem.de.
7 events
Recurring series currently running or about to start.
27–31 August 2026; Sunday 30 Aug: parade 14:00, fireworks 22:00
Starts Thursday 27 August
Moselpromenade and Marktplatz, Cochem
One of the biggest wine festivals on the Mosel: five days of Riesling, live music on two stages, food and crafts. The Sunday parade winds through the centre at 14:00, with fireworks at 22:00 from the Reichsburg and the riverbank. Free entry.
11–13 September 2026
Starts Friday 11 September
Cochem-Sehl
The plum-harvest festival in the Sehl district, a long-standing September tradition.
Dated events. Past dates drop off this list automatically.
Saturday 5 September
Cond district, Cochem (right bank)
Folk festival in the historic right-bank district of Cond, with views across to the old town and the Reichsburg.
Saturday 19 September
Endertplatz, Cochem
Harvest market for the Mosel vineyard peach (Weinbergspfirsich): liqueurs, spreads, jams, ice cream, cakes and punches.
Wednesday 30 September
Cochem town centre
Autumn market around Michaelmas.
Wednesday 4 November
Cochem town centre
Traditional market around All Saints' Day.
Wednesday 9 December
Cochem town centre
St Nicholas Day market.
This page lists what we’ve verified, not everything that’s on. These are the calendars and accounts locals actually use:
Sat 5 Sept
Conder Kirmes
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