German Christmas markets popular worldwide

Every year around Christmas, Germany's various Christmas markets become the most popular travel destinations. The bustling markets are decorated like a fairy tale world, romantic and filled with fireworks. Are you excited? Let's take a look at the local Christmas markets in Germany together!

Christmas Stollen Market

Dresden's 'Christmas Stollen Market' is the oldest Christmas market in Germany and one of the most beautiful! Besides shopping, you can also see the world's largest Erzgebirge step pyramid, which holds a Guinness World Record! Opening hours: November 29 – December 24, daily from 10 AM to 9 PM.

Christmas Magic Market at Gendarmenmarkt

The Christmas Magic Market at Gendarmenmarkt is arguably the most charming Christmas market in Germany. People come here to buy various exquisite handicrafts and delicious snacks. The market also features various music and dance performances, all of which will bring you ultimate enjoyment.

Nuremberg Christmas Market

The Nuremberg Christmas Market is held at the central square. Accompanied by a medieval retro atmosphere and a rich Christmas vibe, you can find a variety of Christmas trinkets at various stalls, taste authentic Nuremberg gingerbread and sausages, and enjoy the world's largest Feuerzangenbowle!

Nuremberg Christmas Market

Here, you can see how people from all over Europe prepare for Christmas. The Nuremberg Christmas Market is often referred to as the 'most famous in the world.' The square is filled with Christmas stalls, and neon lights are constantly flashing.
Every year before Christmas, there is a Christmas market at Marienplatz in Munich, selling various Christmas items and food, bustling with activity. If you happen to be in Munich during Christmas, you must not miss it. You can buy a shopping bag with the Christmas market logo at the tourist information center next to the town hall as a souvenir.

Rothenburg Christmas Market

The Rothenburg Christmas Market is a cozy small market, not large in scale, and far less grand than the Nuremberg Christmas Market. Most of the items sold are the unique products of the local shops, offering a variety of food, drinks, and entertainment. Leisurely stroll through the market, chat with the friendly shop owners, learn about the local customs, and fully enjoy this tranquil lifestyle.