Main Schellerlauf Parade
Arrive by 9:30 to secure a good viewing spot. The procession is very lively and loud – bring ear protection and maintain respectful distance from participants.
~10:00 - 13:00
Nassereither Schellerlaufen
Feb 4, 2029Expected
Each Fasnacht, the Tyrolean village of Nassereith stages the Schellerlaufen, one of the region's most colorful carnival runs. Over four hundred masked figures in carved wooden faces and hand-stitched silk parade in roles like the bell-ringing Scheller, in a celebration that reaches back to medieval carnival forms.
The Masked Bell-Runners record is date-tracked, but stronger reviewed Field Guide media would make it easier to inspect.
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Arrive by 9:30 to secure a good viewing spot. The procession is very lively and loud – bring ear protection and maintain respectful distance from participants.
~10:00 - 13:00
Join in the final moments by the main stage; locals often light fires or perform a concluding ritual. Be respectful and enjoy the festive atmosphere.
~18:00
Nassereith, Austria
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Obey event boundaries, do not touch participants or masks, and respect local customs.
Crowds fill the town center along the parade route; quieter on the edges.
Cold and sometimes snowy weather; event proceeds in light snow or rain, heavy storms may cancel.
Regional VVT buses from Innsbruck or Imst to Nassereith. Special event buses run on game day, and a free VVT event-ticket is available for unlimited travel on Feb 1.
Ticket required: €10 - €20
Organized by the local Fasnachtskomitee with police assistance; low crime.

REGIONAL COMMUNITY & FOLK LIFE
Nassereither Schellerlaufen
Nassereith, Austria
Each Fasnacht, the Tyrolean village of Nassereith stages the Schellerlaufen, one of the region's most colorful carnival runs. Over four hundred masked figures in carved wooden faces and hand-stitched silk parade in roles like the bell-ringing Scheller, in a celebration that reaches back to medieval carnival forms.
Part of the Ege 'narrengut' carnival traditions of Tyrol, linked to medieval forms of carnival and spring rites. Nassereith’s Schellerlaufen is held every three years (triennial) in late January or early February. It symbolizes communal renewal; the battle of seasonal forces and communal unity are central themes. The community devotes much effort to costume-making, reflecting local craftsmanship pride. As UNESCO intangible he...
Arrive by 9:30 to secure a good viewing spot. The procession is very lively and loud – bring ear protection and maintain respectful distance from participants.
Join in the final moments by the main stage; locals often light fires or perform a concluding ritual. Be respectful and enjoy the festive atmosphere.
first-timer tips
Spectators may watch but not handle any sacred objects or costumes. Follow organizers' instructions during ritu...
Obey event boundaries, do not touch participants or masks, and respect local customs.
Feb 4, 2029
Estimated
Nassereith
Tyrol (Nassereith)
Innsbruck (INN) · 48 km from festival
€10 - €20
Book ahead if required
High energy - continuous music and movement throughout the day., Cr...
Crowds fill the town center along the parade route; quiet...
Culture enthusiasts, photographers
Very High visitor welcome

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