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As i am a german i can totally agree Rudi that Christmas Markets and Hotwine (ger.: Glühwein) are very popular in almost every little village up to the capitol cities, but i prefer drinking "Feuerzangenbowle", its an Hot Bowle with with a Burning Sugarhead on top that slowly melts in the bowl. I don't know if it is a german thing or even more popular outside germany, but yeah thats the thing that i do on these markets, and of course eating a lovely german sausage in a Bun, also typical for German Christmasmarkets! :) i wish a nice Winter-/Christmastime to erveryone! :)

Even though Christmas Market is not really a term i'd use (I feel it has more of a European sound to it, but it is still used in the states), there is an Ice Rink (in the summer roller rink) in Philadelphia that probably has aspects of a Christmas Market, but I've never been

On the Christmas markets we have In England Gluhwein is called mulled wine and I love it. It’s a really comforting drink and goes really well with roast chestnuts.

I live in Denmark and I absolutely love christmas markets!! I love looking at the small shops with items you can only find at christmas. And of course drink a lot of "gløg" which is what we call the hot wine.

Great idea with the Christmas market. The tree looks festive enough I think! With two to three Glühwein, no worries about the missing lights. I love Glühwein, but also so food. In our town, there‘s a new food stall, offering Semmel-Knödel, Apfelrotkohl und Bratensoße! So so good!

Cant wait to watch this in a bit.

You could hang the lights from the tree till the shops...

Probably some arcade game would be nice for outdoor place like this

I actually study at Vietnam-German University and sometimes we do have some German festivals or Oktoberfest that's all we have I guess, cuz we don't have Christmas Market I suppose. Most of the market in here just have clothes and stuff, not beer or wine.

Nice video again Rudi ! I live in north of France, and we have many winter market too... And yes : Hot Wine is very popular !!! ^^ "Vin Chaud" in French...

Wonderful build my friend, another masterful production to pop into your showcase :-)

At the"Weihnachtsmarkt" i always eat some hot sweet chestnuts and go Shopping for Christmas Ornaments ( sorry for my bad english )

It would be great to have one if these towers you find at the Christmas markets, the ones that resemble wind Mills and gave figurines moving around.

I had no idea you could change the colors of the lights! Thank you!

In Czech republic we have something like hot wine its named "svařák" and its basic drink for christmas.

How wonderful!. Seasons Greetings from The North of England Rudi. Pretty Cold here ;) :D

I just lover your works 👍👍👍👍keep doing the good work🧟‍♂️🧟‍♂️🧟‍♂️

I don't think i have ever seen a Christmas market in my entire life, so it's kind of hard to tell you what i'd do at them.

Ok I’m able to finally watch Awesome vid

Zapfanlage..... Dispenser....

Why do you have no germen Channel

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12:37 the word you were looking for is tap I think or spout

In the United States, we call the valve that the liquid comes out of a “beer tap.” Incredible video!

I live in Alsace (in france and really near of german) and we have a Christmas market in every city, we drink a lot of hot wine too, our Christmas market are very popular and we see a lot of people coming for very far away in the world just to see them ! Also this year some people from Strasbourg (our biggest city) go to New York and they make a Christmas Market in , so a lot of american people who didn't know our tradition and hot wine discover it with a big smile of course :) Love everything you do, keep doing good work !

In North of Italy we call it "Vin Brulè" , we use Red wine or also white wine

Greetings from Dresden, we also have a lovely christmas market, the “Striezelmarkt“. Due to the neighboring “Erzgebirge“, a former mining region, christmastime is heavily influenced by their awesome traditions. There is the christmas pyramid and the “Schwippbogen“, a flat, wooden bow, representing the shape of a mining entrance, with lights on top and traditionally a miner and an angel in the middle. Symbolically the same is the “Stollen“, a delicious, yet expensive type of baked goods. Also the Herrnhuter stars, I love them, they set you in the mood for christmas. And for all fans of olfactory things, there are “Raachermannl“, wooden figurines with a burning charcoal inside, that evaporate smoke a bit. I am wandering off topic.. anyway I love christmas and your adventcalender videos, Rudi!

Apple cider

we do not have christmas markets

Dear Mr. Rennkamel, This new Christmas Market will sure have the guests who like shopping happy and content with the things they get here. However, one issue has come to mind, when Christmas is over, will the market still have Christmas gifts or have things normally found in a zoo? On a good note though, keep up the great work and I will write a review to you soon. Yours sincerely, Natura Review Team

In Brasil we don't have Christmas markets for obvious reasons (it is summer and VERY hot), but we have something somewhat similar in June, a type of festivity called "Festa Junina", litteraly June Party, that can be just somthing for the family to a huge party for thousands of people. It usually is themed for the interior style, "caipira", and between many tradicional foods we also have hot wine with spices, called "quentão"

Here in Finland Glühwein (in Finnish, hehkuviini, which is basically exact translation of the German name) is more or less something special than traditional. It's rather well-known, but us Finns usually prefer our own Christmas specialty called glögi, which is almost the same as Glühwein. The main difference between the two is that instead of being made mainly of wine, glögi is mainly made of just the grape juice and thus has no alcohol in it - unless asked to be made with for example vodka or other alcoholic beverages we have here. As for Christmas markets, every city here has their own "season openings" which is a market event usually in the end of November or beginning of December. It will usually last only couple of hours but during those hours there's usually a lot of performers and/or someone dressed as a Santa or some other winter themed characters walking around giving candy and so, sometimes even animals like ponies and puppies or perhaps a reindeer. When the event ends, there'll be fireworks. Some bigger cities though have also the more all-season-round Christmas market, which in fact is heavily inspired by the German Christmas market and thus also offers Glühwein :)

No Christmas markets where im from in the states... but there are some all-year christmas shops in some pretty touristy areas in the mountains!

How neat is that?!!! I can't imagine anything like heated alcohol BUT I would try it for sure :D I've spent some time in Wien a few years back and thought it was amazing...NICE video!!!!!! :D

Come on guys, comments for the yt algorithm!!

I'm from germany and my favourite Glühwein is, "Blonder Engel" which means "blonde angel" and it is hot white wine with whipped cream on top. 👌

In the east of france we have a lot of lovely town christmas markets, most well known being Strasbourg, Colmar and Kaysesberg, but almost every little town and even some villages have some kind of market! It's really something i look forward too every winter, so i can buy real good gingerbread and spiced hot apple juice or wine, as well as presents for the whole family! Love this time of the year so much

Question of the day: I have no Christmas markets except wet markets where we buy food and vegetables.

I love these christmas market episode, and when I go to one of them I bought roasted almonds.

cool idea 🎄❤

In french we call it "vin chaud", "hot wine". Made with wine and spices 😉