Gdansk Christmas Market: A breath of fresh air from the Polish port town
The Christmas market in the northern Polish port city of Gdansk is no less impressive than the already famous Krakow market. With a concentration of talented artists and designers, the market is not only a place to discover traditional wooden jewelry but also modern ceramics and unique recycled fashion.
Gdansk Christmas market is brilliant.
According to The Insider, Gdansk is considered the most affordable city in Europe. Visitors to the Christmas market here not only enjoy the vibrant festive atmosphere but also have the opportunity to taste the traditional Polish dumpling pierogis. This is a dish that is rich in the culture of this country that you should not miss.
Trento Christmas Market, Italy: Immerse yourself in the idyllic setting of the Dolomites
Set amidst the majestic Dolomites, the Christmas market in Trento transforms into a charming “Christmas town”, dominating the white peaks and the festive atmosphere. This year’s event focuses on the ecological theme, making the festive atmosphere more meaningful than ever.
A unique feature of the market is the innovative use of renewable energy to light the stalls, as well as the use of plates made from bread instead of plastic, celebrating environmental protection. Visitors are not only immersed in the festival atmosphere but also feel they are contributing to the sustainability of the event.
"Green" Christmas in Trento, Italy.
Santa Maria Maggiore Square - the heart of the city, becomes beautiful with sparkling lights and the air is filled with joy. Visitors can enjoy unique specialties such as tortel di patate - a fried potato pancake covered with cheese or meat, along with the appeal of apple pie.
Basel Christmas Market: An authentic winter night journey in Switzerland
Basel - a long-standing traditional market in Switzerland, every year becomes an attractive destination for many tourists. Held right in the city center, Basel market brings visitors a splendid space, immersed in classical architecture like in fairy tales.
Basel is one of the best Christmas markets in Switzerland and all of Europe.
Not only is it a place to display unique stalls, Basel Market is also famous for its fun activities for children. From candle making, baking to metal forging, this is a place that attracts many children to enjoy the real festival atmosphere.
The Basel Christmas Market is not just a place for shopping, but also a magical space that brings to life the warm winter night atmosphere in Switzerland.
Reims Christmas Market: Mystery in front of Notre Dame Cathedral
Ideally located in front of the famous Notre Dame Cathedral square, Reims market has become one of the indispensable festivals at the end of the year. With more than 140 diverse stalls, this market attracts more than 1.4 million visitors each year, making Reims the most prominent destination in France during the Christmas season.
The famous Reims Cathedral serves as the backdrop to the market.
Impressive space with sparkling lights above, Reims market becomes a poetic, magical picture. This is where visitors can immerse themselves in the warm, joyful atmosphere of Christmas songs, enjoy wonderful moments in the unique festive space of the city.
Strasbourg Christmas Market: A long-standing French legend
Strasbourg, home to the oldest Christmas market in France and also the first Christmas market in Europe. Every year, at the end of the year, locals and tourists from all over the world flock to Strasbourg to enjoy the wonderful Christmas atmosphere at this market.
The festive spirit and colorful decorations in Strasbourg are second to none, making it the perfect place to call itself the “Capital of Christmas”.
Around 300 stalls are set up in front of one of the country's most beautiful gothic cathedrals, creating a brilliant festive picture. This place is not only a shopping destination but also a world of diverse stalls, from Christmas gifts, handicrafts to children's toys and a book market... open for sale at more than 11 different locations in the city.
