The holiday season is always enchanting, and Christmas is the cherry on top. And one of the common sights during the winter season is the springing of Christmas bazaars and markets all over the world.
If you're going to spend Christmas in Europe, then you can experience wandering around some of the best Christmas markets in the world. Aside from the delicious food, gifts, and other special trinkets can be found in some of these stalls. Read on to find out where some the best Christmas markets in Europe are located.
Drizzle your Christmas holiday with a Spanish sparkle and go to Madrid, Spain. The Spanish are world-renowned for their excellent food, and in their Christmas markets, you'll get to choose from the wide selection of different Spanish menus. Enjoy some mulled wine as you stroll their quirky bazaars tainted with Spanish touch.
Make sure to try and learn what's all the fuss about the two-times-in-a-row winner of "European Best Christmas Market," Zagreb, Croatia. Tourists all over the world flock the capital of Croatia because of their special festive atmosphere. Tons of programs and Christmas markets are strewn all over the city, promising a once-in-a-lifetime kind of Christmas fun.
Germans know how to party, and this Christmas is no exception. About 60 Christmas markets are said to be hosted in Berlin, Germany this year, so make sure you put your walking shoes on. Different Christmas goodies will sure be offered at some Christmas stands, and of course, if you're there you shouldn't miss the Winter World on Potsdamer Platz for a taste of a magical winter wonderland.
Vienna, Austria has always been a beautiful destination, but during Christmas season the beauty of Vienna rises up to a notch as they turn their city into an enchanting fairytale Christmas land that you mostly just hear about and watch on tv. You'll feel like you're walking in an actual Christmas fairytale as you take a tour of their Christmas markets in the City Hall Square called, Vienna Magic of Adent. Make sure you don't miss out.
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