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How many of these charming European Christmas markets have you been to?

Think Europe and timeless cities spring to mind – each one more charming than the other. But if there’s a time of the year they truly shine, it would have to be Christmas. The beginning of the holiday season means one thing – Christmas markets! Brightly lit cobblestoned streets transform into winter wonderlands as spicy-savory notes waft through the crisp air. Christmas markets are a tradition that goes back to the Middle Ages. Join us through some of the best ones to experience this winter.

Cologne, Germany
By the end of November, in the German city of Cologne, you can see countless wooden stalls springing up. These charming stalls herald the start of the festival. While the city is home to several markets, the most spectacular takes place in Cologne's Gothic cathedral. The Cologne Christmas Market has grown over the years, adding new attractions. One of the most popular markets is "Christmas Avenue" - a fair organized by the LGBTQ community with many live performances.

Budapest, Hungary
What’s better than a Christmas market? Two magical markets! Budapest’s Christmas markets are within walking distance from each other. Don’t miss out on a visit to the oldest Christmas market at Vorosmarty Square where you can browse traditional Hungarian crafts and foods. Walk over to the second market outside St. Stephen’s Basilica that has a skating rink and folk dances on the weekends.
Helsinki, Finland
The Christmas Market in Finland’s Helsinki draws over 300,000 visitors each year. One of the biggest attractions is the City Square dotted with more than 120 chalets and other attractions. What’s great about the market is it has something for everyone: classic mulled wine for tradition-seekers or vegan options for conscious eaters. Don’t forget to take a magical ride on the carousel near the Christmas tree.

 

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