Amsterdam Wine Festival returns in 2025 with expanded offerings and early bird ticket deal ending soon

The Amsterdam Wine Festival is set to return to Rembrandtpark from May 28 to June 1, 2025, coinciding with the Ascension Day weekend. Organizers have announced that ticket sales will officially begin within 24 hours, with a final opportunity for early buyers to secure discounted entry and a complimentary glass of sparkling wine.

The festival, which has become a popular event in the Dutch capital, will feature more than 100 varieties of Champagne, crémant, and other French wines. The event aims to recreate a French atmosphere in the heart of Amsterdam, complete with traditional music, food stalls offering regional dishes, and themed activities.

Visitors can expect a range of experiences beyond wine tasting. Activities such as grape stomping, sabrage demonstrations, and games of pétanque will be available throughout the five-day event. Live music performances and DJ sets are also scheduled to entertain guests into the evening.

Tickets are currently being offered at a promotional price of €16.50, down from the regular price of €23.50. This offer includes a welcome glass of sparkling wine upon entry. The promotion is valid until the official ticket sale begins.

The festival has grown steadily in recent years, attracting both locals and international visitors interested in wine culture and French gastronomy. Organizers say this year’s edition will be one of the most extensive yet, with expanded wine selections and more food vendors than previous editions.

Rembrandtpark, located in the western part of Amsterdam, provides an open-air setting ideal for large gatherings. The park’s layout allows for multiple tents and stages to be set up without overcrowding, offering guests space to explore different areas at their own pace.

The Amsterdam Wine Festival is organized by local event planners who specialize in food and beverage experiences. Their goal is to make wine culture more accessible while celebrating European traditions in a relaxed environment.

With only hours left before regular ticket sales begin, organizers are encouraging those interested to take advantage of the final early bird offer. The festival is expected to draw thousands over its five-day run, especially if weather conditions remain favorable during the late spring weekend.