British Flair and Country Fair

From fine single malt whisky, hats and cricket to fish and chips, wax jackets and a full English breakfast – fans of the British way of life will find everything they could hope for at the British Flair and Country Fair.

What to expect at the British Flair and Country Fair

The British Flair and Country Fair is an event created for all things that are uniquely British. 

Open-air shopping areas

At the fairs, stand-holders set up stalls in open-air shopping areas, offering a wealth of high-quality, typically British products. For those who have a taste for certain British culinary delicacies, specialities such as fish and chips, fudge, Pimm's and Walkers crisps are also served up.

Programmes and attractions

This tribute to the British way of life is not limited to just products and food. The fairs also put on a whole host of entertainment and attractions that are usually only seen in Britain. These include Scottish highland games, sheepdog demonstrations, polo and cricket matches, wellie flinging and a pipes and drums marching band. 

Fundraisers

Another aspect of these fairs are the fundraising activities organised in partnership with Friends of Britain e.V. By participating in these activities, you can both donate to charity and win exciting prizes, all while having lots of fun - three birds with one stone!

The Proms

The British Flair Open Air Proms Concert is a highlight of the British Flair and Country Fair. On Saturday evening, the Hamburg Festival Orchestra plays some of the most famous songs by great composers, which you can listen to while having a picnic under the stars.

To give it a "Last Night of the Proms" vibe, there is no seating. Just bring a blanket or camping chair to sit on, and enjoy your own snacks brought from home, or from the many food stalls on site. Separate tickets are needed for this event so make sure you don't forget and miss out!

Attending British Flair Country Fair

If you’re in the mood for all things British, all you have to do is show up at the location and have some super British fun! If taking public transport from Hamburg be sure to check out the official website for the site plan. And don’t forget to dress up in your most British garb! Cheerio!