By train
The regional train from Lübeck stops three times in Travemünde: Skandinavienkai, Hafenbahnhof and – closest to the promenade and beach – Lübeck-Travemünde Strand. During Travemünde Week the train is the most relaxed way in.
17–26 July 2026 · sailing event on the Bay of Lübeck
Ten days of regattas on the Bay of Lübeck plus a shore programme, concerts and the closing fireworks along the promenade: the 137th Travemünde Week 2026 is the biggest event in Travemünde's year and runs 17–26 July 2026.
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The regional train from Lübeck stops three times in Travemünde: Skandinavienkai, Hafenbahnhof and – closest to the promenade and beach – Lübeck-Travemünde Strand. During Travemünde Week the train is the most relaxed way in.
Car parks fill up early on festival weekends. Near the beach: Am Leuchtturm, Leuchtenfeld, Godewind, Backbord, Kowitzberg; closer to the festival area, the Hafenbahnhof car park. There are no live occupancy figures – late arrivals park further out and walk.
The Priwall ferry shuttles between the Vorderreihe and the Priwall – for passengers and cars. From the Priwall side the regatta scene lies right in front of you, with the Passat at your back.
Entry to the festival area is free and the shore programme is family-friendly – and the beach is never far when attention fades. The ongoing sand sculpture exhibition along the promenade is on the same route.
No, the festival area and watching are free. Individual concerts and events are ticketed – details on the organiser site.
17–26 July 2026 – the 137th edition.
By train to Lübeck-Travemünde Strand. By car, arrive early and park near the beach; on weekends the car parks fill quickly.
The big closing fireworks traditionally take place on the final evening – in 2026 likely on Sunday 26 July. The organiser publishes the exact schedule. Good spots: the promenade, the Nordermole and the Priwall side.
Several car parks lie near the beach (e.g. Am Leuchtturm, Leuchtenfeld, Godewind); closer to the festival site is the Hafenbahnhof car park. On festival weekends, arrive early or take the train to Lübeck-Travemünde Strand.
The promenade and the Nordermole are closest to the action as the fleets set out and return. The Priwall side offers a quieter view across the Trave estuary, and the Brodten cliffs give an elevated overview of the bay.