Bird's eye view CSD — © Stephanie Paepke

CSD Street Festival

Christopher Street Day

During Pride Week, the streets along Jungfernstieg to Ballindamm are transformed into a lively place for diversity for three days. With a view of the Alster, you can celebrate, feast and stroll from the 31st of July til the 2nd of August 2025.

The event kicks off on Friday, and visitors can party under the open sky until midnight. On both Saturday and Sunday, visitors can look forward to a varied programme. Throughout the weekend, the CSD stage will offer visitors a colourful mix of musical performances by queer artists. The spectrum ranges from indie rock and hip hop to German pop and electronic music. Various organisations will also be on site to present their work.

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