Best Christmas Markets in Europe

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Nuremberg, GermanyThe Nuremberg Chriskindlesmarkt is one of the planet’s oldest and most famous Christmas markets. It ha...
10/12/2024

Nuremberg, Germany

The Nuremberg Chriskindlesmarkt is one of the planet’s oldest and most famous Christmas markets. It has since been replicated in other cities with German influence, including Chicago and Cincinnati in the U.S. This market is all about local traditions, some tracing back to the 16th century.

In the traditional market, stalls are set up in small wooden booths. You’ll find everything from hand-carved wooden Christmas decorations to fresh bread and sweet treats like gingerbread and almond cookies.

The opening night of the market is quite a spectacle. On this night, the Nuremberg Christkind (a specially elected representative of the season) shares a famous Christmas speech while wearing a white and gold dress.

Prague, CzechiaPrague is one of the most underrated cities in Europe, but that’s all part of what makes it so great. The...
10/12/2024

Prague, Czechia

Prague is one of the most underrated cities in Europe, but that’s all part of what makes it so great. The Prague Christmas Market is a timeless example of a historic market in Europe. Year after year, it is ranked one of the best markets on the continent.

Malaga, SpainSpain might not have the classic winter wonderland feel, but sunshine and warm weather don’t have to mean a...
08/12/2024

Malaga, Spain

Spain might not have the classic winter wonderland feel, but sunshine and warm weather don’t have to mean a lack of festive fun. Malaga proves you don’t need snow to feel festive.

The main market at Plaza de la Marina combines Andalusian charm with the classic northern European Christmas vibe. You can pick up some handmade goods, nativity scenes, and the most delicious churros you’ve ever had.

But the real star of Malaga’s Christmas show is the Calle Larios Christmas light show, where the entire street becomes a glittering tunnel of lights.

Cologne, GermanyGermany really knows how to do Christmas. Cologne is not too big, but it has seven stunning Christmas ma...
06/12/2024

Cologne, Germany

Germany really knows how to do Christmas. Cologne is not too big, but it has seven stunning Christmas markets to check out when the festive season arrives. The main event is the Cathedral Christmas Market, set in the shadow of Cologne’s towering Gothic Cathedral.

While this market is undoubtedly a show-stopper, the entire city transforms into a festive wonderland. You can expect top-end decorations and unique lighting features set up across every street, in storefront windows, and even the train stations.

For a unique market experience, the city also has a Christmas market floating on a wooden ship on the Rhine.

Colmar, FranceFrance is known for many things – fashion, art, and chocolate croissants. But when the weather cools down ...
04/12/2024

Colmar, France

France is known for many things – fashion, art, and chocolate croissants. But when the weather cools down towards the end of the year, the festive season hits hard in Colmar. This small city with cobblestone streets and half-timbered houses glows with festive lights, pine wreaths, and red ribbon decorations.

This small Alsace region city in northeastern France boasts a fair share of Christmas markets. The Petite Venise and Place des Dominicans are two of the best. However, the one in Place Jeanne d’Arc, steals the show. Here, you can sip local wines, taste artisanal chocolates, and get enough homemade gingerbread to fill all your family’s stockings.

Copenhagen, DenmarkYou know it’s Christmas in Copenhagen when Tivoli Gardens transforms into a winter wonderland straigh...
02/12/2024

Copenhagen, Denmark

You know it’s Christmas in Copenhagen when Tivoli Gardens transforms into a winter wonderland straight out of a Hans Christian Andersen fairy tale. The market here isn’t just massive; it’s a festive overload. Wooden stalls covered with fairy lights sell Danish holiday treats, handmade ornaments, and glogg (Denmark’s version of mulled wine).

There are a few other impressive markets around the city, from the Nyhavn Christmas Market at the iconic waterfront, to the Kongens Nytorv Christmas Market.

My top tip is to visit Tivoli’s market at sunset, when the park’s lights start to illuminate, and the ice skating rink is in full swing.

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