Würzburg is calling: 2,000 private accommodations wanted for the Catholic Day!

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Würzburg is looking for private accommodation for up to 30,000 guests at Katholikentag 2026. Get involved and open your home!

Würzburg sucht Privatquartiere für bis zu 30.000 Gäste beim Katholikentag 2026. Engagieren Sie sich und öffnen Sie Ihr Zuhause!
Würzburg is looking for private accommodation for up to 30,000 guests at Katholikentag 2026. Get involved and open your home!

Würzburg is calling: 2,000 private accommodations wanted for the Catholic Day!

Würzburg is preparing for a special rush: in May 2026, up to 30,000 believing Christians from all over Germany will come to the city for the 104th German Catholic Day. In order to meet the large crowds, the diocese of Würzburg and the city have launched a private accommodation campaign. Under the motto "Open the door, open your heart! Courageous hosts wanted" we are actively looking for people who are willing to offer free overnight accommodation during the five-day event. Organizers are hoping for at least 2,000 beds from private hosts to accommodate the influx of guests. Those interested can easily register their accommodation online or using a paper registration form Radio gong reported.

At the official start of the search for private accommodation in the Würzburg town hall, Mayor Martin Heilig and Bishop Dr. Franz Jung is looking forward to the event. Heilig appealed to the residents of Würzburg to open their doors and show hospitality. The bishop pointed to the long tradition of providing private accommodation during Catholic days and pilgrimages. The enthusiasm of the population is already noticeable - 100 hosts have already registered from church communities alone, he added Diocese of Würzburg.

Together for successful encounters

The Alytaus wine queen Antonia Kraiß even appeals to local winemakers to offer guest accommodation at their wineries. Heike Mix, a well-known cabaret artist, has already registered her private accommodation and is looking forward to meeting the guests. “Simple sleeping options are completely sufficient,” encourages Anja Mantel, head of the participation service. The campaign also receives support from Jannik Feidel, assistant coach of the Würzburger Kickers, who sees opportunities for new encounters between locals and visitors.

Those responsible emphasize that the provision of accommodation not only provides practical support, but also offers an opportunity for fruitful exchange and a sense of community. The organizers of the Catholic Day, which is organized by the Central Committee of German Catholics, have also prepared a varied program. This ranges from church services to cultural events to discussions about current socio-political issues, such as on Schwäbische.de is to be read.

With the support of committed citizens, Catholic Day in Würzburg can become an unforgettable experience for everyone. Interested hosts can find further information about registering accommodation on the event website at katholikentag.de/gasthaben. Let’s tackle it and show what Franconian hospitality stands for!