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Christmas markets in Germany are a feast for the senses and we are cautiously optimistic that there will be no restrictions or short-term cancellations getting between us and a steaming mug of mulled wine this year.
So prepare yourself for the sweet scent of gingerbread to seep through romantic alleys of fairy-lit historic towns as wooden booths offer culinary delights such as waffles, sausages and roasted nuts along with cookware, clothes, handmade gifts and much more. Every town will organise its own market in the weeks leading up to Christmas, so make sure to check your local updates for specific dates.
For all the other weekends, days and evenings demanding to be filled with seasonal delicacies, here is a thorough guide to a variety of festive destinations awaiting your attendance this year:
Within day trip distance
of the KMC
- Cochem: Nov. 24-Dec. 17
- Freiburg: Nov. 23-Dec. 23
- Frankfurt: Nov. 27-Dec. 21
- Heidelberg: Nov. 27-Dec. 22
- Kaiserslautern: Nov. 27-Dec. 23
- Kirchheimbolanden: Dec. 8-10
- Ludwigsburg: Nov. 23-Dec. 22
- Mainz: Nov. 30-Dec. 23
- Mannheim: Nov. 27-Dec. 23
- Stuttgart: Nov. 29-Dec. 23
- Schwetzingen: Nov. 27-26, Nov. 30-Dec. 3, Dec. 7-10, 14-17
- Trier: Nov. 24-Dec. 22
- Zweibrücken: Dec. 6-10, 15-17
Fancy making a weekend of it?
Berlin:
- Alexanderplatz: Nov. 27-Dec. 26
- Charlottenburg Palace: Nov. 27-Dec. 31, closed Dec. 24
- Kulturbrauerei: Nov. 27-Dec. 22
Burg Hohenzollern:
Nov. 27-Jan. 7
Dresden: Nov. 29-Dec. 24
Hamburg: Nov. 23-Dec. 30
Nuremberg: Dec. 1-24
Munich: Nov. 27-Dec. 24
Editor’s note: Please be aware that the Christmas markets listed are still subject to cancelation or modification. Additionally, look for opening and closing times and days as each market is different.
