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Hanse Day today

In the old days, at the time of the medieval Heanseatic League, the member towns and cities met on a “Hanse Day” in order to agree on joint action. The new HANSE has revived this tradition. Every year a different Hanseatic city plays host, enabling members to exchange ideas and experience, make acquaintances and celebrate.

HANSEATIC DAYS OF MODERN AGE

1980
Zwolle (The Netherlands)
2011
Kaunas (Lithuania) 18.-22.05.
1982
Dortmund (Germany)
2012
Lüneburg (Germany) 28.06.-01.07.
1983
Lübeck (Germany)
2013
Herford (Germany) 13.-16.06.
1984
Neuss (Germany)
2014
Lübeck (Germany)
1985
Braunschweig (Germany)
2015
Viljandi (Estonia) 04.-07.06.
1986
Duisburg (Germany)
2016
Bergen (Norway)
1987
Kalmar (Sweden)
2017
Kampen (The Netherlands)
1988
Cologne (Germany)
2018
Rostock (Germany)
1989
Hamburg (Germany)
2019
Lünen (Germany)
1990
Deventer a. Zutphen (Netherlands)
2020
Brilon (Germany)
1991
Wesel (Germany)
2021
Riga (Latvia)
1992
Tallinn (Estonia)
2022
Neuss (Germany)
1993
Münster (Germany)
2023
Torun (Poland)
1994
Stade (Germany)
2024
Gdansk (Poland)
1995
Soest (Germany)
2025
Visby (Sweden)
1996
Bergen (Norway)
2026
Stargard Szeczinski (Poland)
1997
Gdansk (Poland)
2027
Braunschweig (Germany)
1998
Visby (Sweden)
2028
Stralsund (Germany)
1999
Oldenzaal (The Netherlands)
2029
Wismar (Germany)
2000
Zwolle (The Netherlands)
2030
Zwolle (The Netherlands)
2001
Riga (Latvia)
 
 
2002
Brugge (Belgium)
 
 
2003
Frankfurt (Oder) a. Slubice (Poland)
2033
Pskov (Russia)
2004
Turku (Finland)
 
 
2005
Tartu (Estonia)
 
 
2006
Osnabrück (Germany)
2036
Warburg (Germany)
2007
Lippstadt (Germany)
 
 
2008
Salzwedel (Germany)
 
 
2009
 
 
2010
Parnu (Estonia) 24.-27.06.