Frankfurt's Spring Dippemess Fair – A most popular funfair in Germany

Frühlings Dippemess, also called Spring Dippemess Fair, in Frankfurt, is one of the most popular funfairs in Germany. The Spring Dippemess Fair will be held at Festplatz am Ratsweg in Frankfurt from April 15 to May 8, 2011. The first open-air fair after the end of winter, the fair attracts numerous revelers and tourists every year. It’s just a great fun to attend this fair and you too should look out for business class discounts to Frankfurt and travel by cheap business class flights to Frankfurt in comfort after buying business tickets to Frankfurt.

The city of Frankfurt welcomes the return of the warm season with its annual spring fair, the Spring Dippemess Fair. It is the oldest and largest folk festival in the Rhine-Main region. Tourists from around the world book business class seats to Frankfurt and travel by airlines business class to Frankfurt to see the fair which is marked by spectacular display of huge fireworks during the opening and closing of the event.

The Spring Dippe Fair (Dippe is dialect for pots) has developed from a market of household craftsand has become one of the most popular funfairs in Germany. The festival comprises a market with stalls as well as parish fair with fairground attractions. Buy business class tickets to Frankfurt and fly cheap business class to Frankfurt along with your family to enjoy at the fair. It’s just fun and games for the whole family!

The Spring Dippemess Fair at Frankfurt dates back to the 14th century. Initially, it used to be a medieval market for pottery, especially for ceramic bowls and pots, called “Dippes” in the Frankfurt dialect. Even today when you arrive by business class to Frankfurt to attend the fair, you can still buy handcrafted pottery here. However, over the years the fair has become more famous for its rides, roller coasters and dazzling firework displays.

Earlier called the Maamess, the Spring Dippemess Fair was a medieval market for domestic articles, particularly pottery which the potters from the Westerwald, Kannebäckerland and Urberach used to sell at the fair. Later on the event took its name from “Maamess” to “Dippemess”. In the present times, more and more fairground booths and popular attractions have become a part of the fair.

The fair was relocated to Frankfurt Fairground (Festplatz) on Ratsweg in the 1950s. Today, it has become Frankfurt’s largest fair and Germany’s most popular event. The fair is thronged by around nearly 2.5 million of tourists annually who mostly buy business class tickets to Frankfurt and travel by cheap business class flights to Frankfurt to watch and have enjoyable moments at the fair.