Best Christmas Markets in Europe

Best Christmas Markets in Europe

It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas…as we approach this Autumn/Winter season we here at Cassidy thought it was to spread some Christmas cheer with you all. If you are looking for a city break this festive season we highly recommend you take a trip to some of Europe’s magical Christmas Markets, a treasured festive tradition. Wrap yourself up in your warm coat and scarf with a hot chocolate or mulled wine in your hand to keep you warm,  as you walk around the various artisanal stalls selling traditional wares, gifts, delicious local cuisine, and much more. In our latest blog, we list some of the top Christmas markets in Europe.

Budapest

Budapest Christmas markets have been renowned globally as being one of the most beautiful cities to explore during the festive season. Starting from mid-November, the city has markets dotted all across the place from town to town. The two large and most popular ones to note would be Christmas Fair Vorosmarty Square and Christmas Market by the Basilica. The Vörösmarty Square market is located in the heart of the city and is the perfect place to experience Hungarian cuisine, as there are culinary booths filled with delicious treats for your taste buds. You can also explore the local craft shops, ideal for those looking to find the perfect Christmas gift. If you’re taking a family break, the market is extremely kid friendly with animations, concerts and activities organised every day on the main stage for kids to enjoy. The Christmas Market by the Basilica is a must-visit on your trip to Budapest as not only artisan and gourmet stalls, they have an ice rink at its center – how much more festive can you get? Better yet, magical projections take place every 30 minutes with projections of different animated festive films for you to enjoy.  Historic Budapest is the perfect place to get in the Christmas spirit. Search and book deals for Christmas markets in Budapest here with us today.

Berlin

From traditional to action-packed, the Berlin Christmas markets have it all. With over 80 markets it can often be hard to know where to start. The market opens towards the end of November and a few markets close towards the end of December – giving you plenty of chances to visit.  With a variety of markets, your choice is endless, pick between Scandinavian or Japanese Christmas markets,  traditional markets with stunning surroundings, and markets filled with fun fairs and rides. Discover the Christmas market in any of Berlin's districts and take a walk along the lit-up shopping streets filled with stalls and take in the aroma of wine, punch, and freshly baked waffles. While you are there also take a trip to Winter World located on Potsdamer Platz, filled with winter sports and free ice skating for kids! Book to visit the Christmas market in Berlin with us today online is simple, see deals here.

Prague

Prague, known as the fairy-tale town is the best Christmas market to visit. Prague Christmas has winding streets and squares filled with Christmas lights and stalls selling wares of all kinds.  Immerse yourself at Christmas. Located in the heart of the city is the Czech marketplace filled with wooden stalls, with local merchants offering Christmas goods such as products made of glass pearl, straw, embroidered table cloths, wooden toys, and many other unique gems. Grown-ups will enjoy the typical mulled wine, and all gourmet, young and old, will enjoy Czech Christmas biscuits, hot roasted chestnuts, gingerbread biscuits, or typical Czech grilled sausages and skewered foods. With our deals on Christmas market breaks to Prague, you can explore its stalls and entertainment for less, click here and check all amazing packages options available.

 

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Our Christmas markets city breaks are the perfect way to celebrate the festive season. Our Christmas market packages get you into the heart of the winter magic in these incredible cities. Simply click here and check our amazing cheap Christmas market travel deals.

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