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About Stimmen Festival

Stimmen Festival brings music to two iconic Lörrach spaces: the open-air Marktplatz Lörrach and the Burghof Lörrach cultural center. With a combined energy of festival vibes and intimate performing spaces, these venues have become a centerpiece for live music in the region. We’ve got you covered with seating details, parking guidance, transit options, and trusted hotel and dining recommendations to help you secure your tickets and plan your visit.

Marktplatz Lörrach hosts the main open-air stage with an approximate capacity of 5,500 for Stimmen events, while Burghof Lörrach offers a versatile indoor setting for performances. For a smooth experience, consider RVL public-transport combo-tickets and connections through Basel/Weil am Rhein. Parking is convenient with city garages Am Burghof, Karstadt, and Am Markt during festival days. Nearby hotels include Am Burghof and Hotel Stadt Lörrach. Keep an eye on event dates like Foreigner (June 24, 2026) and Donots with H-Blockx (June 28, 2026), plus Lörrach singt! on the Marktplatz. Booking through our trusted partners helps you secure your seats without the hassle.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Locations: Marktplatz Lörrach (open-air main stage) and Burghof Lörrach (cultural center).
  • Capacity: Marktplatz Lörrach has an approximate capacity of 5,500 for STIMMEN events.
  • Addresses: Burghof Lörrach, Herrenstr. 5, 79539 Lörrach; Marktplatz, 79539 Lörrach.
  • Parking: City garages Am Burghof, Karstadt, Am Markt are used during the festival.
  • Transit: RVL public-transport combo-ticket is offered; Basel/Weil am Rhein connections supported.
  • Nearby hotels: Am Burghof (Herrenstr. 3) and Hotel Stadt Lörrach (Belchenstr. 19a, 79539 Lörrach).
  • Notable events: Foreigner (June 24, 2026), Donots with H-Blockx (June 28, 2026); Lörrach singt! on the Marktplatz.
  • Renamed/demolished: Dreiländermuseum (formerly Museum am Burghof) is the festival-linked venue; not demolished.