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When you think of the quintessential Christmas market, your mind instantly goes to Germany doesn't it? Germany is the birthplace of these much-loved festive spots that have now spread all over the world. And while of course, you can easily visit the Christmas markets in the UK, why not take it up a notch and experience them in the place they all began?
In this blog, we'll help you plan a magical winter holiday in Germany to see its beautiful Christmas markets by giving you all the details on:
- How to visit the best Christmas markets in Germany 2024
- The best Christmas markets in Germany for 2024
- How to gift a hotel at the Christmas markets in Germany
Because, trust us, by the end of this blog, you'll be booking your train or flight to Germany to see the beautifully decorated stalls and try all the delicious Christmas treats.
How To Visit The Best Christmas Markets in Germany
When do Christmas markets start in Germany?
In Germany, Christmas markets typically begin in late November and run through December. The exact dates vary from city to city, but most Christmas markets in Germany start around the last week of November, with some opening as early as mid-November.
Where are the best Christmas markets in Germany?
Germany boasts some of the world's best Christmas markets, with a few standout locations including:
- The Christkindlesmarkt in Nuremberg - the oldest in the world
- The Cologne Christmas Market at the Cathedral, thanks to the stunning setting and authentic atmosphere.
- The Striezelmarkt in Dresden thanks to the huge selection of German handicrafts on offer including Ore Mountain arts, stollen and Plauen lace.
How cold is it at the Christmas markets in Germany?
Seeing as the Christmas markets in Germany run in winter, it can be quite chilly, often ranging from around 0°C to 5°C. But, the crisp air is part of the festive charm, and you’ll find the atmosphere warm and inviting, with plenty of mulled wine (Glühwein) to keep you toasty.
Are the Christmas markets in Germany expensive?
While Christmas markets in Germany can be more expensive than regular markets, the experience is well worth it. Prices for food, drinks, and gifts vary, but you can expect to pay a bit more for the festive treats and homemade crafts.
What is the biggest Christmas market in Germany?
The Christmas market in Nuremberg, known as Christkindlesmarkt, is the biggest Christmas market in Germany. It’s famous for the opening ceremony featuring the Christkind (Christmas angel).
How long are the Christmas markets open in Germany?
Most Christmas markets in Germany operate from late November to just before Christmas Eve. They typically open daily from around 10 or 11 a.m. until 9 or 10 p.m., although opening hours can vary, particularly closer to Christmas.
Are the Christmas markets in Germany easy to get to?
Yes, Christmas markets in Germany are generally easy to get to. Most are located in city centres and are well connected by public transportation. All major German cities have excellent transit networks, and many German Christmas markets are within walking distance of train stations or bus stops.
Why you should visit Germany this Christmas?
If you're considering a winter holiday this Christmas, Germany's a great choice. It's steeped in age-old tradition, and delicious food and has tons of fun Christmas events and attractions to keep you entertained.
Here are some of the other reasons as to why you need to book a flight to Germany this Christmas:
- Timeless German Christmas Traditions: Germany takes its Christmas traditions seriously, and you can witness these time-honoured customs up close. From the ceremonial Stollen cutting in Dresden to the ringing of the historic Marienplatz Glockenspiel in Munich, these German Christmas traditions transport you to a world where the past meets the present in a joyful celebration of the season.
- Delicious Food: If you go on a Christmas holiday to Germany, your taste buds are in for a treat! Savour the mouthwatering Lebkuchen (gingerbread cookies) in Nuremberg, indulge in crispy Reibekuchen (potato fritters) in Cologne or enjoy a hearty helping of Swabian Maultaschen (German dumplings) in Stuttgart.
- One-of-a-kind Old-World Settings: When visiting Christmas markets in Germany, you can stroll through cobblestone streets lit up by vintage lanterns and Christmas lights. German Christmas markets are set up in historic towns like Rothenburg ob der Tauber and Aachen, where half-timbered houses and ancient cathedrals transport you to a bygone era.
Are German Christmas markets worth it?
We'd have to say yes! Visiting the best German Christmas markets is definitely worth it. Why? Because Germany really is the birthplace of Christmas markets. Unlike other commercial markets elsewhere in the world, the German Christmas markets are truly authentic and provide the perfect backdrop for your Christmas holiday.
17 Best Christmas Markets in Germany
1. Nuremberg Christmas Market (Christkindlesmarkt)
Dates: November 25th to December 24th
First on our list of the best Christmas markets in Germany is the world's oldest- the Christkindlesmarkt in Nuremberg. When visiting the Christmas market, you can take part in guided tours and enjoy live events like:
- Concerts
- Church services
- Christmas exhibitions
Don't miss the chance to try Nuremberg Bratwurst that have been loved by locals for over 700 years. Aside from the Christmas market, we recommend exploring Nuremberg's historic Old Town (Altstadt) and the Nuremberg Castle. For those with a sweet tooth, try the famous Nuremberg gingerbread cookies (Lebkuchen). You can also visit the Toy Museum and Albrecht Dürer's House to immerse yourself in the city's rich history. The Christkindlesmarkt itself is a spectacle with its iconic angel opening ceremony.
Where to stay near Nuremberg Christmas Market
Oldtown Studios by dasPaul | Hutergasse 1, Nuremberg, 90403, DE | ★★★
When looking for a hotel close to the Nuremberg Christmas Market, you can't go wrong with Oldtown Studios by dasPaul. It's right in the centre of the old town putting you within walking distance of all the top sights. Enjoy contactless check-in and very comfortable beds.
2. Cologne Christmas Market
Dates: November 18th to December 23rd
Next on our list of the best Christmas markets in Germany is the Cologne Christmas Market. Cologne is said to be one of the best Christmas markets in Germany thanks to its authentic ambience and different themed markets scattered around the city including:
- The Cathedral Christmas Market in Cologne: The first Cologne Christmas market many see as it's close to the train station, time your visit with the live performances on the grand stage.
- The Cologne Harbour Christmas Market: Opposite the Lindt Chocolate museum, take a spin on the Ferris Wheel and have your fortune told at the fortune teller's stall
- The Heinzels Winter Fairytale Market: Here you can go ice skating, eat delicious barbequed salmon and have a go at curling. Be warned, the queues for the ice rink can be long, so book online to save on queue time.
- The Market of Angels: An upmarket Cologne Christmas Market that's best seen at night. Make sure to try the Käsespätzel (German mac and cheese) and Handbrot, a deliciously cheesy bread roll.
You'll pass stalls with people dressed up like characters from A Christmas Carol selling all kinds of unique, handcrafted goods like wood carvings, eierpunsch (German eggnog) and intricate Christmas decorations. To fuel yourself, buy some mulled wine, reibekuchen (potato fritters) and of course Bratwurst before going ice skating, curling or taking a trip on the Ferris wheel at the Cologne Harbour Market. The Christmas ambience carries on into the night with live performances taking place at different stages throughout the Christmas market with market goers dancing merrily with their mulled wines in hand. Fun Christmas activities beyond the Cologne Christmas Market include the China Lights at the Zoo and various Cologne Advent concerts. You can even take a mulled-wine tour through the city that is bound to take your Christmas in Cologne to new levels.
Where to stay near the Cologne Christmas Market
Villahotel Rheinblick | Uferstrasse 20, Cologne, 50996, DE| ★★★★
An upmarket hotel in Cologne directly on the river meaning you can easily access great routes for your morning walk or run. The hotel is said to be beautifully decorated with a delicious buffet breakfast.
3. Munich Christmas Market (Münchner Christkindlmarkt)
Dates: November 25th to December 24th
Munich, the capital of Bavaria, offers a multitude of Christmas activities. Explore the historic Marienplatz and its iconic Glockenspiel. Visit the Nymphenburg Palace for a taste of royal elegance. The Viktualienmarkt is a food lover's paradise, and you can't leave without trying some traditional Bavarian pretzels. At the Münchner Christkindlmarkt, you'll find a charming nativity scene, exquisite Bavarian crafts, and the aroma of roasted chestnuts filling the air.
Where to stay near the Munich Christmas Market
Cortiina Hotel | Ledererstr. 8, Munich, 80331, DE | ★★★★
A luxury hotel in Munich with spacious rooms and an excellent location in the centre of Munich. Previous guests have praised the clean rooms and the host of fun activities to do nearby.
4. Dresden Striezelmarkt
Dates: November 28th to December 24th
The city of Dresden is a treasure trove of history and culture. After visiting one of the oldest Christmas markets in Germany, explore:
- The Zwinger Palace
- Frauenkirche
- The historic Altmarkt Square
Don't miss the Stollen Festival, where a giant Christmas cake is paraded through the streets. The Striezelmarkt offers beautifully handcrafted wooden toys and ornaments, along with the chance to taste the famous Dresden Stollen, a traditional Christmas cake.
Where to stay near the Dresden Christmas Market
HYPERION Hotel Dresden Am Schloss | Schlosstrasse 16, Dresden, 01067, DE | ★★★★
A gorgeous Dresden hotel from the inside out, it's famous for its friendly staff, great breakfast and a good restaurant serving up meat and vegan dishes.
5. Rothenburg ob der Tauber Christmas Market
Dates: November 26th to December 23rd
Rothenburg ob der Tauber is a fairy tale town all year round, but at Christmas, it's especially magical. Stroll along the cobblestone streets of this medieval gem, and visit the Christmas Museum to learn about the history of Christmas celebrations. The market square transforms into a festive spectacle thanks to its Christmas market and is beautifully adorned stalls, and the town's half-timbered houses create a picture-perfect holiday backdrop. Try the local Schneeballen (snowball pastries) and enjoy the festive music and decorations.
Where to stay near the Rothenburg ob der Tauber Christmas Market
Romantik Hotel & Restaurant Markusturm | Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Germany | ★★★★
Set in a former toll house dating all the way back to 1200, this is a family-run hotel that's a 3-minute walk from the German Christmas museum.
6. Hamburg Christmas Market
Dates: November 22nd to December 23rd
Hamburg is known for its maritime charm and during the Christmas season, it transforms into a true winter wonderland. Visit the historic Rathaus market, where you can enjoy the spectacle of a massive Christmas tree and an ice skating rink. Explore the beautiful Speicherstadt (Warehouse District) decorated with Christmas lights, and take a harbour boat tour for a unique perspective of the city. Hamburg's Christmas market offers a wide range of delicious local treats, including local seafood and a variety of international dishes.
Where to stay near the Hamburg Christmas Market
The Westin Hamburg | Platz der Deutschen Einheit 2, Hamburg, 20457, DE | ★★★★★
Located in the iconic Elbphilharmonie building, this luxury hotel provides stunning views of the harbour and easy access to the Christmas markets. Guests can enjoy spacious rooms, an on-site spa, and gourmet dining options.
7. Berlin Christmas Markets
Dates: November 21st to December 31st
We couldn't have a list of the best Christmas markets in Germany without including those in its capital, Berlin. Here are some of our favourites:
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- The Gendarmenmarkt Christmas Market is set against the backdrop of stunning architecture
- The Winter World at Potsdamer Platz features a bustling ice skating rink
- The Christmas Market on Breitscheidplatz has over 100 Christmas market stalls as well as carousels and fun fair rides
Christmas Market on Gendarmenmarkt (Bebelplatz) is loved for its high-quality crafts for sale. You can even watch the craftsmen make their goods live and if you spot something you fancy, you can easily buy candles, toy and decorations that make the perfect gift for family and friends. Beyond the Berlin Christmas markets, explore Berlin's rich history by visiting iconic sites such as the Brandenburg Gate, the Berlin Wall Memorial, and Museum Island. Enjoy a hearty meal of currywurst and discover the city's eclectic arts and nightlife scenes.
Where to stay near the Berlin Christmas Market
Hotel de Rome | Behrenstrasse 37, Berlin, 10117, DE | ★★★★★
A luxury hotel situated near Gendarmenmarkt, one of Berlin’s most beautiful squares and a popular Christmas market location. With its elegant rooms, a rooftop terrace offering panoramic city views, and a lavish spa, it's perfect for a Christmas holiday.
8. Frankfurt Christmas Market
Dates: November 22nd to December 22nd
Frankfurt's Christmas market is centred around the historic Römer building. Explore the charming old town and admire the impressive Christmas tree. For a dose of culture, visit the Städel Museum, housing a world-class art collection. Frankfurt is also known for its apple wine (Apfelwein), so be sure to sample this regional specialty while enjoying the market's cheerful ambiance.
Where to stay near the Frankfurt Christmas Market
Steigenberger Frankfurter Hof | Am Kaiserplatz, Frankfurt am Main, 60311, DE | ★★★★★
A historic luxury hotel located in the heart of Frankfurt, offering easy access to the Christmas market at the Römer. The hotel features stylish rooms, a renowned spa, and fine dining options that make for a perfect festive retreat.
9. Stuttgart Christmas Market
Dates: November 23rd to December 23rd
Stuttgart's Christmas market, situated in the Schlossplatz square, captivates visitors with its beautifully decorated stalls and dazzling light displays. While in Stuttgart, explore the Mercedes-Benz Museum, the stunning Ludwigsburg Palace, or take a scenic drive through the nearby Black Forest. Be sure to try Swabian delights like Maultaschen (German dumplings) and enjoy the festive atmosphere.
Where to stay near the Stuttgart Christmas Market
Althoff Hotel am Schlossgarten | Schillerstrasse 23, Stuttgart, 70173, DE | ★★★★★
A luxury hotel set in a prime location near Schlossplatz, providing easy access to the Christmas market. The hotel offers elegantly furnished rooms, a Michelin-starred restaurant, and beautiful views of the nearby gardens.
10. Dusseldorf Christmas Market
Dates: November 21st to December 30th
Visiting the Dusseldorf Christmas Market is easy to fit in if you're planning on visiting the Cologne or Bonn Christmas Market. Entry is free and all the Dusseldorf Christmas Markets are within walking distance of each other making it accessible for those with walking difficulties or those with little ones in tow. Like in Cologne, Dusseldorf offers several themed Christmas markets to explore including:
Altstadtmarkt | Düsseldorf Old Town Flinger Straße, 40213 Düsseldorf
One of the unique Christmas markets in Dusseldorf, the wooden stalls are modelled in the style of old Dusseldorf townhouses.
Handwerkermarkt | Market square Marktplatz 2, 40213 Düsseldorf
Right in front of the town hall, this Dusseldorf Christmas market is famous for the craftsmen selling their wooden products making it a great place to pick up quality Christmas gifts. If you're not afraid of heights, you can also go on the nearby Ferris wheel to see Dusseldorf lit up by thousands of stunning Christmas lights.
Kö-Bogen Markt | Jan-Wellem-Platz 1 40212 Düsseldorf
One of the bigger Christmas markets in Dusseldorf, aside from the typical food stalls you'll also find a photo booth, Christmas cabin and wood carving demonstrations.
Kö-Lichtermarkt | Königsallee 40212 Düsseldorf
Near Dusseldorf's luxury shopping street, this Christmas market is primarily for food and stalls selling soft toys, Christmas decorations and local cheese. This is also where you can find the ice rink if you fancy skating.
Märchenmarkt | Schadowplatz 40212 Düsseldorf
This Dusseldorf Christmas Market, between Schadowstraße and Königsallee, is themed after German fairy tales. Wander the stalls selling raclette, tart flambée, and winter textiles as you admire the wooden fairytale characters that decorate the market.
Schadowmarkt | Schadowstraße 40212 Düsseldorf
Held on the main shopping street, this Düsseldorf Christmas Market is great for families and foodies. There's a kids' carousel and stalls selling delicious churros, potato twisters, and bratwurst. If you're looking to pick up some Christmas gifts, you can shop for silk products, candles, and Christmas decorations.
Roncalli's Weihnachtspromenade | Rheinwerft 40213 Düsseldorf
This Dusseldorf Christmas market will be opening for the first time this year in collaboration with the Roncalli Circus Theatre. At this Christmas market, you'll find a dog bakery, stalls selling roasted nuts and wind chimes among many others.
We recommend buying the DüsseldorfCard to get discounts on city tours, museums and souvenirs.
Where to stay near the Dusseldorf Christmas Market
Breidenbacher Hof | Königsallee 11, Dusseldorf, 40212, DE | ★★★★★
This luxury hotel is located on the famous Königsallee shopping boulevard, within walking distance of several Dusseldorf Christmas markets. The hotel features spacious rooms, a luxurious spa, and a traditional afternoon tea service.
11. Wiesbaden Christmas Market
Dates: November 29th to December 23rd
Wiesbaden's Twinkling Star Christmas Market is a true German hidden gem. Explore the city's elegant architecture, including the Kurhaus and the stunning St. Bonifatius Church. Take a relaxing soak in the thermal baths or enjoy a scenic stroll through the Kurpark. The Christmas market itself features beautifully adorned stalls offering handmade gifts, warming mulled wine, and an enchanting atmosphere.
Where to stay near the Wiesbaden Christmas Market:
Radisson Blu Schwarzer Bock Hotel | Kranzplatz 12, Wiesbaden, 65183, DE | ★★★★
One of the oldest grand hotels in Germany, offering a blend of historic charm and modern comfort. Its central location provides easy access to the Twinkling Star Christmas Market and the city’s historic landmarks.
12. Aachen Christmas Market
Dates: November 25th to December 23rd
The city of Aachen, near the borders of Belgium and the Netherlands, boasts one of the most charming Christmas markets in Germany. Set against the backdrop of the Aachen Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage site, this German market is famous for its gingerbread cookies (Aachener Printen). Explore the historic Old Town, visit the Cathedral Treasury, and indulge in local treats. The market's festive spirit and the backdrop of the cathedral create a magical atmosphere for all to enjoy.
Where to stay near the Aachen Christmas Market:
Parkhotel Quellenhof Aachen | Monheimsallee 52, Aachen, 52062, DE | ★★★★
A luxury hotel offering a blend of historic architecture and contemporary comfort. It’s close to Aachen Cathedral and the Christmas market, making it a convenient and stylish choice for your festive stay. The hotel features a wellness centre and a highly-rated restaurant.
13. Heidelberg Christmas Market
Dates: November 25th to December 22nd
One of the most unique German markets thanks to its backdrop of Heidelberg Castle, the Heidelberg’s Christmas market sprawls across several charming squares in the Old Town, offering a truly romantic setting. Highlights include the:
- Kornmarkt nativity scene
- Heidelberg barrel on Marktplatz
- Kornmarkt with illuminated fir trees
- Santa's House on Market Square
- Ice rink at Karlsplatz, where you can skate with views of the castle
- Heidelberg’s iconic Philosopher’s Walk for panoramic views of the Christmas lights
Also make sure to try roasted chestnuts and fruchtbrot (fruit bread) from the stalls to fuel you for your Christmas adventure.
Where to stay near the Heidelberg Christmas Market
Heidelberg Suites Boutique Hotel | Neuenheimer Landstraße 12, Heidelberg, 69120, DE | ★★★★★
A luxurious boutique hotel offering stunning views of the Neckar River and Heidelberg Castle. Known for its elegant design and exceptional service, it’s the perfect retreat after a day at the Christmas market.
14. Bamberg Christmas Market
Dates: November 23rd to December 23rd
Bamberg’s UNESCO-listed Old Town transforms into a festive haven at Christmas. The market on Maxplatz Square is brimming with handcrafted ornaments, traditional sweets, and mulled wine. For a unique twist, don’t miss the medieval-themed Advent Market at Geyerswörth Palace. Beyond the German market, explore Bamberg’s historic sights, like its famous Altes Rathaus (Old Town Hall) and Bamberg Cathedral.
Where to stay near the Bamberg Christmas Market
Hotel Villa Geyerswörth | Geyerswörthstrasse 15, Bamberg, 96047, DE | ★★★★
Nestled in a peaceful area of the Old Town, this stylish hotel combines modern amenities with traditional charm. It’s a short walk from the Christmas market and other top attractions.
15. Regensburg Christmas Markets
Dates: November 25th to December 23rd
The Regensburg’s Christmas markets are a must-visit for their picturesque setting in the medieval old town and on the banks of the Danube. They're spread across multiple locations including:
- The Regensburg Christmas Market on Neupfarrplatz: Voted as the best Christmas market in Bavaria, it's considered one of the most beautiful Christmas markets in Germany. Make sure to try the blueberry mulled wine from the Bavarian Forest or apple mulled wine from the Upper Palatinate orchards.
- Romantic Christmas Market: This one's for the lovers, this German Christmas market is set under old maple trees and boasts vintage fair fun rides and a Children's Magic Forest complete with a petting zoo.
- Lucrezia-Market: Check out the art exhibition in the Thon-Dittmer-Palais and Sigismund Chapel.
- The Magical Count Christmas Market: Beautifully set around the Rosarium, stop by on the weekend for live performances.
Regensburg is great if you want to visit multiple German markets in one trip thanks to the various locations over the city. And beyond the markets, strolling around the Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is an experience in itself thanks to its lively festive atmosphere and stunning Christmas lights.
Where to stay near the Regensburg Christmas Market
Hotel Orphée – Großes Haus | Untere Bachgasse 8, Regensburg, 93047, DE | ★★★★
This boutique hotel offers a blend of antique charm and modern comforts. Its central location makes it an ideal base for exploring the market and the city’s historic sites.
16. Lübeck Christmas Market
Dates: November 25th to December 30th
Known as the “City of Seven Spires,” Lübeck’s Christmas market dates back to 1648. Set in the UNESCO-listed Old Town, this German market offers beautifully illuminated stalls selling:
- Marzipan (a Lübeck speciality)
- Handcrafted goods
- Sausages
- Mulled wine
Don't miss the Harbour Glow Christmas Market at Drehbrückenplatz, beautifully set on the waterfront. At this industrial harbour market, you can support local businesses and start-ups by shopping from their stalls. If you're spending a few days in Lübeck, visit St. Mary’s Church for fun Christmas concerts and enjoy the fairy-tale Christmas experience along the historic streets.
Where to stay near the Lübeck Christmas Market
Atlantic Hotel Lübeck | Schmiedestraße 9-15, Lübeck, 23552, DE | ★★★★
This modern hotel offers spacious rooms and an excellent breakfast buffet. Located in the heart of Lübeck’s Old Town, it’s just a short stroll to the Christmas market and the iconic Holstentor Gate.
17. Bonn Christmas Market
Dates: November 22nd to December 23rd
An underrated German market not too far from the iconic Christmas market in Cologne is the Bonn Christmas Market. Like the other German markets on our list, as you browse over 170 Christmas stalls, you'll smell the delicious festive scents of:
- Mulled wine
- Baked apples
- Potato pancakes
The Bonn Christmas market is held in the Münsterplatz and surrounding streets and offers a much less-crowded and more authentic experience than the nearby Cologne market. Pick up authentically German crafts, pastries and stollen to take home to your friends and family for Christmas. Highlights include the stunning backdrop of the illuminated Bonn Minster and the fun vintage carousel for children.
While in Bonn, explore the Beethoven House Museum, dedicated to the city’s most famous son, or take a leisurely stroll along the Rhine Promenade. Food lovers should try Bonn's roasted almonds and savour a cup of spiced mulled wine as you soak in the festive atmosphere.
Good to know: If you get through the Bonn Christmas Market ahead of time, we highly recommend stopping by the Medieval Market in Siegburg to see a medieval-themed German market with jugglers, craftsmen and musicians.
Where to stay near the Bonn Christmas Market 2024
Ameron Bonn Hotel Königshof | Adenauerallee 9, Bonn, 53111, DE | ★★★★
This riverside hotel offers scenic views of the Rhine and is just a short walk from the Bonn Christmas market. Guests love its elegant rooms, excellent breakfast, and easy access to Bonn’s historic sights.
Which of these Christmas Markets in Germany will you visit?
Each of these Christmas markets in Germany offers authentic Christmas magic in traditional settings. From the historic streets of Nuremberg to the fairy tale charm of Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Germany's Christmas markets promise a Christmas that can't be replicated anywhere else. So, wrap up warm and discover the best Christmas markets in Germany, where the spirit of the season comes alive in every corner. And if you don't fancy Germany, you can also explore Christmas markets in the UK, Belgium and France. Or why not travel to nearby Austria to enjoy winter sports at an atmospheric ski resort?
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