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Siblingen Autumn Festival
In September and October, the Schaffhausen Pinot Noir region celebrates its autumn festivals. The villages are spruced up and decorated in bright colours. During the cheerful festivities, barns are transformed into cosy taverns, village squares and vineyards are bustling with activity, and the new vintage bubbles away in most cellars and wine presses.
The pretty village is colourfully decorated for the festivities. The food stalls and festival taverns invite you to linger, and here and there you can meet old and new faces over a glass of wine and a chat. Various attractions provide variety and entertainment – a real feast for the senses.
Dates
Saturday, 13 September 2025
Sunday, 14 September 2025
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