For the Germans, and probably for the entire world, Christmas is the best season of the year and they have a strong tradition of organizing Christmas markets everywhere. November has started and you can already smell Christmas in the air. Today we will have a sneak peak around German Christmas Markets.
Are you in a Christmas mood?
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The 27th November was the first Sunday of the Advent and most Christmas markets have started on that day. Glühwein and Lebkuchen, decorations and lights shining all around are only some of the things you can see there. Besides, they are a great alternative to buy unique Christmas presents once most of them are handcraft.
The surrounding environment is another of the reasons why the Christmas markets are worthy. The smell of the hot chestnuts and of grilled sausages will hypnotize you and the gingerbread biscuits, or Lebkuchen as the Germans call them, together with the marzipan figures will warm your heart and wake memories up.
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It is right that almost every city in Germany has a Christmas market, but each one has its particularity. For example, Dortmund is known for having the biggest Christmas tree of them all.
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In Essen you can find the most international Christmas market with lots of exotic and international products.
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A part of the Munich’s Christmas market is the Kripperlmarkt, where you can find a wide range of cribs to reproduce the Nativity scene under your Christmas tree.
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If you are looking for a city with history, nowhere is better than Weimar, a UNESCO World Heritage city with an amazing ice skating rink.
And who can resist Tübingen? There you can find master chocolatiers from all over the world competing to present the best cocoa products.
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So, if you still don’t have plans for your Christmas holidays, you should definitely go to Germany and enjoy a unique environment.
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