Programme nearbyFood & GardenFrankfurtGarden courtyards with Klimawerkstatt Ginnheim in FrankfurtGarden courtyards with Klimawerkstatt Ginnheim in Frankfurt In Ginnheim, Klimawerkstatt and the Ginnheimer Kirchplatzgärtchen turn courtyards, roofs, and the church square into food and shade in Frankfurt. During Foodtura they host a courtyard walk and a bring-and-share picnic between the baroque church and Gasthaus Adler. What you can do - Walk the Hinterhofhimbeeren & Fassadenwein tour on 19 September (free) - Bring a homemade dish to the Stadtteil Picknick the same afternoon - Email kirchplatzgaertchen@posteo.de if you want to help tend beds after the festival - Follow Klimawerkstatt on Instagram for later dates How it works The garden is a neighbourhood project, not a ticketed farm. Show up, share food, and ask how to join watering and planting rounds. Why it matters Edible courtyards cool streets, feed pollinators, and give a village square a reason to linger.gardenpicnicginnheim +2
Programme nearbyCommunityBudapestWalk the car-free Danube embankment in BudapestWalk the car-free Danube embankment in Budapest Every warm season Budapest opens the lower Pest embankment to people instead of through-traffic. Szabad a Rakpart / Nyitott rakpart turns the Jane Haining and Antall József stretches into a shared riverside for walking, cycling, picnics, sport, and community programmes, with civil organisations and volunteers helping fill the calendar. What you can do - Walk, cycle, or picnic on the open lower Pest embankment during the season (free entry) - Join the traditional community table and bench painting on opening day (1 May 2026) when it is announced - Use the calmer Antall József stretch for running paths, yoga spots, ping-pong, grills, and lounging toward Parliament views; keep the lively Jane Haining stretch for cultural pop-ups and evening energy - Follow current programmes on Budapest Városháza (Facebook), as linked from the municipal Rakpart page - Arrive by metro (Vigadó tér), tram, on foot from Váci utca, or by bike: parking is limited once barriers go up How it works The city closes the lower embankment to cars for a seasonal window (in 2026: 1 May through 23 October, excluding national holidays). From May to September on weekdays a barrier system keeps cars until about 18:00, then the evening riverside is yours. Programmes grow year by year with civil groups; check the Városháza channel for what is on this week. Why it matters Reclaiming the Danube bank gives Budapest a shared outdoor room in the city centre: fresher air by the water, space to meet neighbours, and a living example of streets sized for people. It is joy-led urbanism you can join the same day you arrive.riversidecar-freewalking +2
