Advent season - Nuremberg Christmas Market opens
The Nuremberg Christmas Market was ceremoniously opened on Friday in front of thousands of visitors. Wearing an angelic costume, Christ Child Nelli Lunkenheimer spoke the traditional prologue, a Christmas poem of several verses, from the gallery of the Frauenkirche.
On the world-famous market, more than 170 stalls with the red and white striped fabric roofs typical of Nuremberg now offer gingerbread, Nuremberg sausages, Christmas tree decorations and mulled wine, among other things, until Christmas Eve. Last year, the Christkindlesmarkt attracted more than two million people. The city is expecting many guests from Germany and abroad again this year. According to Nuremberg Airport, several airlines have increased their flights during this time.
The Nuremberg Christmas Market is one of the oldest Christmas markets in Germany. It was first mentioned in writing in 1628, but its roots probably go back even further.
Nuremberg Christmas Market Tourism
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- For many people, a trip to Germany during the advent season is incomplete without visiting the historic and bustling Nuremberg Christmas Market.
- Bavaria, famous for its traditional celebrations, offers a solid Christian atmosphere during the advent season, with Nuremberg being one of its highlights with its well-known Christmas market.
- Leisure time during the Christmas season in Germany is often spent visiting festive markets, such as the traditional Nuremberg Christmas Market, which showcases handcrafted goods,including gingerbread from Nuremberg and gluhwein.
- The Nuremberg Christmas Market needs no introduction, especially for families with young children, who will find joy in the sight of the twinkling lights, the scent of Christmas cookies, and the chance to meet the city's beloved Christmas child, Nelli Lunkenheimer.
- Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, the Nuremberg Christmas Market is determined to create a magical and secure experience for visitors, offering a wonderful blend of history, culture, and Christmas spirit that beckons both locals and international guests.
Source: www.stern.de
