Jakobidult resumes activities in Munich
The much-anticipated Jakobidult at Mariahilfplatz is set to return to Munich this July, marking its status as the city's oldest Dult. From July 26 to August 3, 2025, Mariahilfplatz will transform into a bustling marketplace, offering a unique blend of tradition and modernity.
The Jakobidult is renowned for its diverse range of goods on sale, including ceramics, kitchenware, books, jewelry, antique furniture, and a local specialty - white sausage terrine. Food stands will also offer a variety of traditional German delicacies such as sausage rolls, Flammkuchen, and roasted almonds.
For those seeking entertainment, the Jakobidult offers a plethora of attractions. A two-hour guided tour of the Dult is available, providing an opportunity to chat with vendors and sample treats at six different stands. For children, there are amusement rides such as the carousel, Ferris wheel, and ship swing.
The event also features a family day on July 29, offering discounted prices for the amusement rides. A magic show with three magicians is scheduled for August 3, but only if the weather permits.
The Jakobidult is also known as the oldest pottery market in Europe, reflecting its rich history and cultural significance. To stay updated on the event's highlights, top concerts, exclusive competitions, and insights into Larissa Lannert live, sign up for the free weekly newsletter.
The Jakobidult at Mariahilfplatz takes place at Mariahilfplatz, 81541 Munich. Sales are available from 10 am to 8 pm, and the amusement rides operate from 10:30 am. Don't miss out on this exciting event, and we look forward to welcoming you to the Jakobidult at Mariahilfplatz!
[1] [General Information About Auer Dult](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Auer_Dult)
[2] [Jakobidult at Mariahilfplatz](https://www.jakobidult.de/)
The Jakobidult, renowned as Europe's oldest pottery market, offers a unique home-and-garden experience with an array of antique furniture, ceramics, and kitchenware. For food enthusiasts, the Dult presents traditional German lifestyle treats such as sausage rolls and roasted almonds.
