If you come for Christmas, consider Dresden or Nuremberg; easily the best Christmas markets in Germany! Dresden's is cuter and more traditional imo, but it's easier to get lost (in a good way) in Nuremberg's old town.
Christmas markets look warm, fun and festive. I'd love to see them someday. Also, it makes me happy to see you and your friends doing this fun activity, it reminds me of how I and my friends had so much fun during the month of March in my part of the world. Oh, did I mention these markets are really cute!?
if you thought the Mülheim Christmas Market was tiny, the one in Lage is even tinier 😂 but we greatly appreciated it after getting bumped around in the Köln one 😊
I am a huge Christmas market fan. Nothing brings me more joy than visiting German Christmas markets and having all the food and glühwein. I've been to Cologne, Munich, Berlin and Salzburg so far but I disagree with your ranking for the Cologne market. Yes it's crowded (duh!) but it's also very beautiful in the night against the backdrop of cathedral. You should also check out the ones in Neumarkt and Barbarossaplatz. Munich has one of those medieval Christmas markets near Residenz (which was my personal favorite).
i come from schleswig(danish: slesvig)-holstein, the most northern state of germany on the danish border. in denmark, there is a little town called Tønder with a house called "det gamle apotek"(it means "the old pharmacy", but it isn't a pharmacy yet, maybe because of today's health regulations), with a basement full of christmas products all year round.
As a native Mülheimer I'm sorry. Even Mülheimer don't go to the one you went to. There are other (better) ones: the one in the Old Town, the one in Saarn, the one in the courtyard of a medieval castle, and for a few days there is even a Christmas thing on a boat on the Ruhr. So you really witnessed the worst Mülheim has to offer and I sincerely apologize. We are lame, but not that lame.
I was planning to immigrate to Germany but its language is the hardest language I have ever encountered. The only sentence I didn't forget for some reason is 🇩🇪 Sie dürfen hier nicht laut sprechen ! And that's my deutsch So I decided to immigrate to Spain 🇪🇸 becuase this language is one of the eaisest language thank god It doesn't have that weird made up deutsch grammar .
Love the medieval style cities. Makes me feel like I'm in a fairytale, Christmas is truly a hotspot in Germany. I would definitely go there for the cakes and music festivals. However most Germans are secular and do it cause it's just a tradition that they're used to. Same here in the US
Es muss eine beeindruckende Herausforderung gewesen sein... Ich verstehe nicht: Warum reisten die Vertreter des Weihnachtsmanns mit dem Zug und nicht mit einem traditionelleren Transportmittel (Hirsch)??? Ich hoffe, Sie hatten auch Gelegenheit, die Weihnachtsstimmung zu genießen - nicht nur die Lust, Ihre Follower zu verwöhnen.🧐
Travel through the Germany by train... Ho are you doing this, guys? A few weeks ago I needed to get from Amsterdam to Frankfurt an we choose train. We bought ticket with no changing trains buuuuuuut, a few moments ago, after train started to move, they said, that train going only to Dusseldorf, we are late and we can change train on another, which are late too... We paid for booking a places......................................... And of course, after changing train, our booking was invalid. And this train late too, during moving appeared additional two stops and train been so full, that people sitted on floor. And 300km/h now saved the trip. Maybe, better not travel by German trains after huge train travel around Netherlands, but by the way, I don't want use German trains after this trip.
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