There were four or five big ones and we hit them up, at least one per day I think. I had never been to a Christmas market before and they were a lot of fun (the German ones are at least!).
Mary at the market when we went at night.
I really enjoyed all the Christmas decorations around town, especially at night!
There was a little dance performance one night.
Hot drinks are a must! You pay a deposit for your mug or glass and then you can fill up throughout the market. Return your glass before you leave and get your deposit back.
One even had a tubing hill! Mary hadn't been before (she grew up in Florida), so we went :). It was us and mostly elementary school aged kids, but oh well, lol. It was fun.
Of course a bratwurst!
It sure was good!
One of the stands selling bratwurst.
These were like pieces of cookie rolled together in a ball covered in some flavor of icing, like caramel, chocolate, pistachio, strawberry, etc. I really liked these!
This was a restaurant in several of the markets and recommended by one of Mary's friends. We had a delicious lunch.
Some sort of salmon appetizer. It was gone before I could get a picture...that good ;).
I don't remember what this was....maybe a meatloaf of some type. I do know it was warm and good.
Dessert!
Here we have hot chocolate, which you could spike if you wanted. They also had hot wine option. I really liked an orange and ginger one. It was cold outside, and these drinks were a must!
This was the closest to our hotel and one of the better ones for souvenir shopping. Only bad thing was it was super busy on the weekend nights and had a €1-2 charge during busy times. Hence the line.
Here we have hot chocolate, which you could spike if you wanted. They also had hot wine option. I really liked an orange and ginger one. It was cold outside, and these drinks were a must!
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