Over the past few years, a number of well-known festive markets were forced to either scale back or cancel festivities all together due to the Covid-19 pandemic. However, the vast majority are returning for 2022. Here's our rundown of the some of the top Christmas markets around the world this year.
Spread over more than 10 locations, including a section of the UNESCO world heritage site of Grande Île, the hugely popular market lights up the city with thousands of twinkling Christmas lights and festive ornaments.
While there's no shortage of markets throughout the city, the main ones are found in Old Town Square and Wenceslas Square. The first is nativity and figurines, where visitors can pick up nativity scene type decorations and figurines. Greenery and plants is packed with both natural and artificial trees and various types of plants.
However, there's certainly no shortage of gingerbread, strudel and traditional Heidelberg Lebkuchen cookies. This year, the event will feature a red Christmas heart showcasing projected images of Christmas stories, while a huge Christmas tree is to be erected on the Tivoli Lake. This year, a Christmas double-decker bus will be on hand to transport attendees to the old town, where at least 250 Christmas trees, as well as various light installations, are to be displayed.But as with many such markets, the Christmas tree is the main event. Tallinn's tree has been displayed here since 1441.
Visitors can make their own decorations at Christmas workshops, take part in regular craft demonstrations or join in with the dancing games around the tree at Bollnäs Square, Skansen's main siteTuomaan Markkinat, HelsinkiThis wonderfully Scandinavian Christmas market is held in Helsinki's Senate Square, near the Emperor Alexander II statue.
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