If fate takes you to Germany during the Christmas week, be sure to visit at least one of these fairs:<\/strong><\/p>\nSTUTTGARD
\nFair Weihnachtsmarkt – this is more than 300 stalls with souvenirs, spicy aromas of mulled wine in the frosty air, concerts at the city hall, an ice rink. Most popular purchases: national style felt slippers, ethnic knitted hats and fruit brandy!<\/p>\n
DRESDEN
\nThe oldest fair keeps traditions sacred – this is the famous Christmas cake “Weinachtsstollen”, baked according to an old recipe that bakers keep in secret.<\/p>\n
HAMBURG
\nAmong 15 fairs, the main one is on the square near the city hall: themed stalls, which are very convenient for buyers: leather, silver, toys, sweets. Jungfernstieg Fair – exclusive gifts and delicacies. Lovers of savory gifts will find the S\u00e3o Pauli fair in Reeperbany, the red light district.<\/p>\n
Cologne
\n7 Christmas markets. St. Nick's Village is the most beautiful Christmas candles, wooden toys, handmade lace. Neumarkt's Angel's Market – stolle cakes like no other in the world.<\/p>\n
WORMS
\nShining Christmas extravaganza! 50 stalls in lace garlands, a “living corner” for children and a music skating rink.<\/p>\n
BERLIN
\n30 fairs with merry-go-rounds, shooting galleries, skating rinks, performances and delicious German food!<\/p>\n
ROTTENBURG
\nThis Bavarian fair is open all year round, even in summer with artificial snow. Specializes in cute wooden souvenir figurines.<\/p>\n
LAUSCHA
\nCozy Thuringian town supplies unique Christmas tree decorations made of glass, made in a special secret way, to fairs.<\/p>\n
NURNBERG
\nThe quietest fair in Germany. Here you can buy everything: from Russian caskets to Belgian lace. The main feature is unique gingerbread cookies with almonds, honey, chocolate and spices.<\/p>\n
Do you want to get into a Christmas fairy tale?<\/strong>
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