This booth was typical of the Hamburg Christmas market: Lebkuchen, candied almonds, and candied apples. The best part? Fruit skewers covered in chocolate. (Or was it the Poffertjes? or the Belgian waffle on a stick? I don't know. The Bratwurst was pretty good, too.)
Christmas market by the Rathaus in Hamburg
What says Christmastime more than a Glühwein stand with a manger scene on top??? :)
Salvation Army organ grinder at the Lübeck Christmas market...so much more pleasant than the bells!
Lots of colorful lights in Frankfurt
Chestnuts roasting on an open fire...that's not something I am used to getting back home! Now, if I could just get a little snow before I leave...
I'm loving the Christmas markets too! Just back from one actually where Orla and I had a nice afternoon - she was ecstatic at riding a horse! Although it did eat the roll that her bratwurst had been in. Then she was less pleased!
ReplyDeleteLooks so fun- I hope you are having a great time!
ReplyDeleteOne thing on my bucket list is to visit a German Christmas market!
ReplyDeleteSOMEDAY I WILL get there!
Looks like you've been getting around and seeing some lovely markets. Thanks for the link!
ReplyDeleteOh, I miss the pre-Christmas time in Germany. So much fun to get together with everybody at the Weihnachtsmarkt. Luckily I get to fly home soon :) Until then, have a Gluehwein for me :)
ReplyDeleteWhat an awesome giant Advent wreath!
ReplyDeleteGood stuff! I need to take my camera out to the local Christkindlmarkt this weekend.
ReplyDeletehmmm cookies
ReplyDeleteThere is nothing more Christmassy to me than the Christmas markets in Germany. I just love them.The St. Pauli one in Hamburg is so funny. Happy Holidays!
ReplyDeleteThanks, y'all! Merry Christmas! :-)
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