Traffic chaos in Sinsheim: City festival brings closures and diversions!

Traffic chaos in Sinsheim: City festival brings closures and diversions!

Sinsheim, Deutschland - In Sinsheim there is an exciting weekend: On July 19 and 20, 2025, the 43rd city festival, one of the traditional festivals of the clubs, takes place. However, significant traffic restrictions can be expected to offer plenty of space for the festive activities. As mrn news will be completely blocked on Friday, July 18, 2025, from 6:00 p.m. This measure applies until Monday, July 21, 2025, all day.

There are still some access regulations for the residents. So you can drive from the confluence with Hauptstraße/Burggasse, but the access to the southern part of the church square does not remain possible for residents during the event. The strict stopping ban, which also prevails on the church square and in Grabengasse along the castle wall, which is also valid from Friday evening to Monday. Parking may only take place in marked areas that are not blocked during the firm operation, since the legal regulations are checked during the entire weekend.

traffic disruptions in Spritzbergstraße

In addition to the restrictions on the city festival, Spritzbergstraße in Sinsheim is also closed. According to the current information from News.de Street from Saturday, July 12, 2025, 10:00 p.m. to Sunday, July 13, 2025, 9:59 p.m. The closure affects a section of 236 meters between the houses of Spritzbergstrasse 14-30. In order to secure the access for rescue and fire engines, a truck of 3.20 meters must remain free at all times.

traffic bums and temporary traffic jams can be expected during this period, so that residents and visitors are asked to plan their trips accordingly. The current information comes from the data of the Baden-Württemberg road traffic center, which regularly provides its updates.

The preparations for the city festival and the associated traffic restrictions already show that Sinsheim is facing a lively and community weekend. The clubs in particular are looking forward to numerous visitors and a festival of encounter - despite the inevitable challenges in road traffic.