Top Christmas markets in Europe

Ah, Christmas. This special period of the year when snow does not make us grumber. Europe is one of the most magical places to experiment with holidays, its beautiful Christmas lights and its markets that ignite a feeling of festivity to everyone - even grindes in your life.


Ah, Christmas. This special period of the year when snow does not make us grumber. Europe is one of the most magical places to experiment with holidays, its beautiful Christmas lights and its markets that ignite a feeling of festivity to everyone - even grindes of your life.

Christmas market in Strasbourg, France
One of the oldest Christmas markets of Europe dating back to 1570, this market has 10 locations with 300 stalls, with beautiful merchandise at the bottom of its narrow aisles and picturesque squares. The Christmas tree instead Kléber is also worth looking.

Helsinki Market Christmas, Finland
This market is filled with 120 chic stands filled with birth and pine star candles, lanterns and other handmade craft products. The magnificent carousel of the market center is charming and will bring you back to higher times.


Tivoli Gardens, Copenhagen, Denmark
These Nordic gardens look like a fairy tale fairy and its fitting - it was the Disneyland plan! 500,000 lights Add a magic atmosphere in the middle of a picturesque wooden and snow houses - from the trees in which 43 stands and restaurants are nestled.

Market Square Old Town and Wenceslas, Prague, Czech Republic
There are not too many cities that make Christmas better than Prague. How to resist the Christmas market among the castles and the medieval church domes of the 9th century? In the hometown of King Wenceslas House, a huge tree, daily carols and Czech products.


Christmas Market on Place Vorosmarty and the Christmas Fair at Basilica, Budapest, Hungary
If the food is your favorite thing about Christmas markets, it is the destination filled with delicacy. Roasted chestnuts, fireplace cakes and goulash in rolls of bread are just the beginning of your pre-shopping treat. It also has a rink, with the beautiful basilica as a backdrop.

Nuremberg Christkindlesmarkt, Nuremberg, Germany
It may not be the most good taste Christmas market, but it's one of the oldest, the most famous and nearest. The modern goods produced in series are prohibited, then prepare at a dose of traditions combined with the smell of hot wine and gingerbread.


Manchester Christmas Market, Manchester, United Kingdom
Last year, Manchester's markets were voted the best in the UK, and although there are ten sites in which the 300 stands are extended, the main event of Albert's Square Grand Victorian Square is what you can not miss. A massive and sparkling Santa Claus? Yes please.


Tallinn Christmas Market, Estonia
If your dream has a white Christmas, you should visit this market in Estonia that virtually guaranteed the snow in the winter. This medieval city makes a beautiful backdrop with its 60 wooden cabins selling lots of sheeps, hot wine and other goods to keep you warm. This market has a very comfortable sensation. In addition, it's the oldest Christmas tree display since 1441.

Winter Wonders, Brussels, Belgium
There are tons of breathtaking Christmas markets to find around the postcard worthy of the city of Brussels, this represents even more than one festival, but looks like a market because of the 200 cottages that can serve beers , waffles, gluhweine, against the bottom of a skating. Rink, bright shows, ferris wheel and massive Christmas tree.


Lviv Christmas Fair, Ukraine
The whole city is covered with brilliance and christmas colors, and is a fantastic romantic or family place to nibble a homemade Kovbasa while you wander. This market is open every day during the holidays, including Christmas Day!


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