Wurstfest 2026: What to know before you visit New Braunfels German festival

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NEW BRAUNFELS, Texas – It’s that time of year to gather your friends and family to celebrate 10 days of German culture, food, and drinks at the City of New Braunfels’ annual festival: Wurstfest.

But before you head out, here’s what to know before having the “wurst” time ever.

HOURS AND ADMISSION PRICING:

The festival runs from Nov. 6 through Nov. 15 at Landa Park, located at 120 Landa Street. This is a fantastic opportunity to immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere filled with music, dancing, and delicious food.

Festival hours vary by day, so make sure to check the schedule to find the best time for your visit.

Admission prices also vary by day:

You can buy tickets here.

ENTERTAINMENT:

Wurstfest offers a fantastic lineup of entertainment options. Expect to see live music, traditional dance performances, and much more that showcases the rich German heritage.

For a complete list and schedule of performances, you can view it here.

TRANSPORTATION & PARKING:

Getting to Wurstfest is easy! Attendees have multiple parking and transportation options to choose from. Whether you plan to drive or use public transit, make sure to plan ahead to avoid any last-minute stress.

For more information on transportation and parking, visit here.

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