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Germany protests, April–November 2026

List (newest first, 56 in total)

2026-11-08 · Ansbach

Bavaria's last Christopher Street Day of the year in Ansbach draws about 450

Ansbach
2026-11-07 · Frankfurt am Main

March and rally for freedom in Iran in Frankfurt; about 20,000 people, police say

City centre to Ostpark
2026-10-31 · Berlin

Gen Z rally at the Brandenburg Gate, Berlin, about 5,000 people (police)

Brandenburg Gate
2026-10-31 · Göttingen

'Gen Z regelt' demonstration in Göttingen, about 800 people

Göttingen station and city centre
2026-10-31 · Nuremberg

Demonstration in Nuremberg, about 2,000 at peak and about 100 temporarily detained

March starting from the Kornmarkt
2026-10-31 · Stuttgart

About 6,000 at a demonstration in Stuttgart; projectiles and damage at Marienplatz afterwards, 8 police officers lightly injured

Planie to Marienplatz
2026-10-17 · Cologne

Protest against health-system reform in Cologne

Cologne
2026-10-17 · Ulm

March linked to a protest camp in Ulm

Ulm
2026-10-10 · Berlin

Rally and march on Palestine in Berlin

Berlin
2026-10-08 · Dresden

March to keep a vaccine plant in Dresden

Dresden
2026-10-07 · Berlin

March on Palestine in Berlin

Berlin
2026-10-03 · Berlin

March against rearmament and conscription in Berlin

Berlin
2026-10-03 · Stuttgart

Rally and march against rearmament in Stuttgart

Stuttgart
2026-09-26 · Frankfurt am Main

DGB march against welfare cuts in Frankfurt am Main

Frankfurt am Main
2026-09-26 · Stuttgart

DGB rally against welfare cuts in Stuttgart

Stuttgart
2026-09-26 · Nuremberg

DGB rally in Nuremberg

Nuremberg
2026-09-26 · Darmstadt

Rally and counter-rallies in Darmstadt

Darmstadt
2026-09-25 · Berlin

Rally and march against conscription in Berlin

Berlin
2026-09-19 · Leipzig

Protest march in Connewitz in Leipzig

Leipzig
2026-09-19 · Delmenhorst

Pride (CSD) parade in Delmenhorst

Delmenhorst
2026-09-13 · Dresden

Rally against the AfD in Dresden

Dresden
2026-09-13 · Aachen

March in solidarity with a self-managed centre in Aachen

Aachen
2026-09-12 · Wismar

Pride (CSD) parade in Wismar

Wismar
2026-09-12 · Eisenach

Pride (CSD) parade in Eisenach

Eisenach
2026-09-06 · Aachen

Unregistered assembly and march in Aachen

Aachen
2026-09-05 · Erfurt

Pride (CSD) parade in Erfurt

Erfurt
2026-09-04 · Berlin

Assembly over a Russian cultural centre in Berlin

Berlin
2026-08-29 · Hamburg

Music parade for social solidarity in Hamburg

Hamburg
2026-08-29 · Neukirchen-Vluyn

Pride (CSD) parade and rally in Neukirchen-Vluyn

Neukirchen-Vluyn
2026-08-29 · Monheim am Rhein

March linked to Rheincamp in Monheim am Rhein

Monheim am Rhein
2026-08-29 · Heide

Counter-rallies at an AfD district conference in Heide

Heide
2026-08-22 · Munich

Protest seeking explanation of police conduct in Munich

Munich
2026-08-22 · Bocholt

Pride (CSD) rally in Bocholt

Bocholt
2026-08-21 · Hamburg

Police staff protest against spending cuts in Hamburg

Hamburg
2026-08-15 · Koblenz

Pride (CSD) parade in Koblenz

Koblenz
2026-08-15 · Lübeck

Pride (CSD) parade in Lübeck

Lübeck
2026-08-09 · Cologne

March for LGBTQ solidarity in Cologne

Cologne
2026-08-01 · Hamburg

Pride (CSD) parade in Hamburg

Hamburg
2026-08-01 · Schwerin

Rally and march with counter-rallies in Schwerin

Schwerin
2026-07-26 · Mainz

Vigil for victims of the Berlin CSD attack in Mainz

Mainz
2026-07-26 · Erfurt

Vigil related to the Berlin CSD in Erfurt

Erfurt
2026-07-26 · Koblenz

Vigil after the Berlin CSD attack in Koblenz

Koblenz
2026-07-20 · Nuremberg

Anti-government march and counter-rallies in Nuremberg

Nuremberg
2026-07-13 · Nuremberg

Anti-government march and counter-rally in Nuremberg

Nuremberg
2026-06-13 · Dötlingen

Protest and sit-in against a party event in Dötlingen

Dötlingen
2026-06-08 · Nuremberg

Anti-government rally and counter-rally in Nuremberg

Nuremberg
2026-06-01 · Nuremberg

March on free speech and a counter-rally in Nuremberg

Nuremberg
2026-05-23 · Nuremberg

March and counter-rally in the old town in Nuremberg

Nuremberg
2026-05-14 · Nuremberg

Assembly and counter-rally in Gostenhof in Nuremberg

Nuremberg
2026-05-11 · Nuremberg

Anti-government protest and counter-rally in Nuremberg

Nuremberg
2026-05-08 · Demmin

March and counter-rally in Demmin

Demmin
2026-05-04 · Nuremberg

March on political dialogue and a counter-rally in Nuremberg

Nuremberg
2026-05-02 · Nuremberg

Marches and counter-rally in Nuremberg

Nuremberg
2026-05-01 · Nuremberg

May Day march in Nuremberg

Nuremberg
2026-05-01 · Berlin

May Day march in Berlin

Berlin
2026-04-27 · Nuremberg

Anti-government march and counter-rally in Nuremberg

Nuremberg
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In 2026, demonstrations and rallies took place across Germany over issues including military conscription and rearmament, welfare cuts, health-system reform and the situation in Palestine, along with Pride (CSD) parades and counter-rallies against other gatherings. This map shows demonstrations, rallies and marches confirmed by police statements and news outlets from April to November 2026, one by one, with place, date and sources. It does not judge the organisers' claims or which side is right. Many records are from Nuremberg (12) and Berlin (6); this reflects how often police publish statements and the scope of this research, not the relative amount of protest in each place.

This map lets you follow demonstrations and rallies by date, place and source.

What this map shows

Each circle marks where a demonstration, rally or march was confirmed by police statements or the press, and its size is a rough guide to scale (severity). Select a circle for the date, description and sources. The list is newest first.

Severity is a guide to the number of participants. 1: fewer than 1,000 or no figure published; 2: 1,000 or more; 3: 10,000 or more. Figures are those published by police or the press and may differ between sources.

Locations are approximate, such as a city centre, not the exact site of the gathering. Records confirmed only by a police statement are marked single-source. The map takes no side and names no private individuals, shows no faces and links no social-media accounts.

Questions and answers

Why are there so many records from Nuremberg and Berlin?

Police in both cities publish many statements about gatherings, and it also reflects the scope of this research. The map does not compare the amount of protest between places.

Are participant numbers exact?

They are figures published by police or the press, with the source named. Organisers and police often give different figures, so they are not exact counts.

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