During these weeks full of merriment and festive atmosphere, visitors have the chance to purchase all sorts of Christmas goodies, from quirky ornaments and decorations to mouthwatering regional foods such as potato pancakes, stollen, chubby sausages, and of course the ubiquitous gluehwein mulled wine. A special feature of Annaberg Christmas Market is certainly the high-quality traditional merchandise on offer, which includes Erzgebirge figurines, fascinating local toys, and handmade lace from Plauen.
Obviously, the spectacle will be complemented by picturesque lights, nativity scenes, gingerbread houses, gleaming crystals, and lots of nostalgic stalls selling authentic Christmas goods.
Set in the heart of one of the best preserved medieval Old Towns in Germany, Erfurt Christmas Market is among the largest and most atmospheric fairs of its kind in Europe.
Already regarded as a local tradition, the enchanted forest on Domplatz square will be once again a highlight of Erfurt Christmas Market, enticing people of all ages with its handcrafted figures and artistic decors depicting scenes from fairytales. Furthermore, the beautifully decorated wooden huts will fascinate everyone with their marvelous range of handcrafted products, colorful decorations, and regional delights.
Leipzig prides itself with the second oldest Christmas market in Germany, a tradition that dates back to It is a magical place bursting with culture, history, and traditions, where the festive atmosphere is maintained by trumpet fanfares and Christmas concerts performed by the illustrious St. Thomas Boys Choir. The products on offer are renowned for their high quality.
