OT Staff
Christkindelsmärik, one of Europe’s oldest markets, features over 300 stalls with handmade crafts, seasonal decorations, and Alsatian treats. Its historic charm and festive atmosphere make it a must-visit for Christmas lovers.
Germany’s oldest market, the Dresden Striezelmarkt, boasts a towering Christmas pyramid and iconic Stollen bread. Festive lights and charming stalls capture the spirit of a traditional German Christmas.
The famous Christkindlesmarkt in Nuremberg offers beautifully decorated stalls selling handmade gifts, mulled wine, and festive treats, drawing holiday visitors from around the globe.
Basel’s Weihnachtsmarkt is one of Switzerland’s oldest, featuring wooden stalls with Swiss handicrafts and local treats. Its cosy, festive atmosphere makes it a popular Swiss holiday spot.
Zurich’s Christmas Market charms visitors with festive decor and holiday activities. From Swiss chocolates to seasonal treats, it’s a magical market experience.
Bolzano’s Christmas Market has become a cherished tradition, showcasing handmade crafts, festive foods, and unique South Tyrolean items in a picturesque Alpine setting.
Stockholm’s Christmas Market, among Sweden’s oldest, features Swedish crafts, seasonal foods, and entertainment, making it a charming holiday experience in Scandinavia.
Copenhagen’s Christmas Market at Tivoli Gardens offers festive stalls, Danish treats, and magical decor, providing a fairy-tale atmosphere in a stunning winter setting.
Liège’s Christmas Market, Belgium’s oldest, delights with handmade crafts, Belgian foods, and seasonal drinks, offering a warm and festive experience.
Tallinn’s Christmas Market, set against medieval architecture, charms with Estonian crafts, holiday foods, and mulled wine, making it one of Europe’s most enchanting destinations.