Schwerin celebrates the unit: 200,000 enthusiastic visitors in three days!

Schwerin celebrates the unit: 200,000 enthusiastic visitors in three days!

The city of Schwerin, the state capital of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, has recently impressively shown how to celebrate a big party. Around 200,000 people from near and far flocked to the city to experience the festival on German unity. Schwerin turned into a place full of celebrations, information and community for three days.

The festival that took place from October 3 to 5, offered a variety of events, including interesting discussion rounds with high -ranking politicians such as Federal Chancellor Olaf Scholz and Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock. Accompanied by happy music and impressive light shows, the atmosphere was both educational and festive.

discussions and top -class guests

The festive part of the program was not only designed for entertainment, but also on deeper discussions on current topics. Political sizes were active in discussion rounds, in which questions about German unity and their importance were discussed for the future of the Federal Republic. Such opportunities offered citizens the opportunity to interact directly with their representatives.

Especially the appearance of the well -known singer Roland Kaiser attracted great crowds. The anticipation for his appearance was so great that shortly before the event started, the access to the square had to be closed. Visitors traveled from all over Germany to attend one of the highlights of the festival.

enchanting light shows and peaceful mood

Another highlight was the breathtaking light shows on the facade of the Schwerin Castle. With historical film material and impressive animations that addressed the way to reunification, they ensured an atmospheric atmosphere. The applause of the audience after the performances was a clear sign of how well these productions were recorded.

The event was consistently peaceful, according to the police. Despite the increased security volume that was taken in response to recent incidents in other cities, concern seemed to be unfounded. Hundreds of police officers ensured security and were strategically positioned in the entire city area to ensure that the celebrations are carried out smoothly.

The financial cut into the Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania coffers, estimated at around 5.7 million euros-of which the federal government took over around 250,000 euros-was considered worthwhile by Prime Minister Manuela Schwesig. She emphasized the importance of such events at a time when many people long for a positive community and the feeling of togetherness.

The anticipation for future celebrations for the Day of German Unity remains high, since in 2025 the Saarland will take over the next orientation of the festival. However, Schwerin has set a new scale this year on how to go to such an event in the capital and celebrate the connection and achievement of unity. Further details on this festival can be found in a detailed report on www.ndr.de .