If you love Christmas, visiting one of the German Christmas markets needs to be on your bucket list. Here's a sneek peak.
The scent of roasted currywurst, warm mulled wine and freshly baked German gingerbread fills the air, enticing visitors to indulge in the delectable treats. The stalls are lined with unique handmade gifts, from intricate ornaments to traditional toys, making it the perfect place to pick up a special present for loved ones.
The first stop in every trip to northern Germany should begin in Berlin. One of the country’s largest concentrations of Christmas markets is located in the capital, which boasts over 100 Christmas markets throughout its boroughs from November 25 to December 31.
One of the most historical German Christmas markets can be found in one of the country’s best-preserved cities, Bremen.
See our full guide on German Christmas markets below on our website.