1. Strasbourg (Strasbourg - France)
Since its inception in 1570, the Strasbourg Fair from November 28 to December 31 has maintained the traditional features of the Alsace region. More than 300 brightly decorated stalls, spread along the cobblestone streets at more than 11 locations throughout the city center. With countless gift items, decorations, and more than 500 events taking place continuously, not to mention the famous French cuisine presented in the most abundant way at the fair, will bring satisfaction to any visitor.
2. Winter Wonderland (London - England)
Come and discover European Christmas - the fairytale colors at the Winter Wonderland fair located right in the center of London next to Hyde Park, officially open from November 15 to January 4. Winter Wonderland has more than 200 brightly lit stalls, selling everything from small souvenirs to jewelry, furniture... In addition, there is also an ice skating rink, a children's play area with a giant wheel, a circus... Food and drinks are extremely rich. You can visit the sausage stalls or the Ice Bar - where all the tables, chairs and cups are made of ice and snow.
3. Dresden Striezelmarkt (Dresden - Germany)
Taking place from November 27 to December 24, Dresden Striezelmarkt is Germany's oldest Christmas fair, attracting many visitors with nearly 100 events taking place continuously for nearly a month. The stalls in the fair are very diverse, the most popular are still the shops selling hot cinnamon wine, the smell of wine mixed with the fragrant cinnamon flavor makes you incredibly excited. The souvenir stalls attract visitors with Christmas tree decorations, fashion, children's toys, handicrafts, ...
4. Plaisirs d'Hiver (Brussels - Belgium)
Held from November 26 to January 4, along the streets from the Grand Palace to Place Sainte Catherine in Brussels, Plaisirs d'Hiver is one of the most impressive Christmas markets in Europe. Coming here, you will not only enjoy the traditional festive atmosphere with more than 240 brightly decorated stalls and a 60m long ice-skating track, but also be easily overwhelmed by the giant Ferris wheel lit up with 18,000 lights or the 22m high Christmas tree...
5. Christkindlmarkt (Vienna - Austria)
Taking place from November 15 to December 31, the Christkindlmarkt fair in Vienna has a long history that few European fairs can match, attracting about 3 million visitors each year. With more than 100 booths decorated with millions of sparkling lights and beautiful large Christmas trees, the fair is also bustling with many art performances, circus, puppet shows... You will have the opportunity to enjoy two typical dishes: traditional Christmas cake Vanillekipferl and Glühwein wine, and shop for souvenirs and handicrafts.
6. Budapest (Budapest - Hungary)
Every year, the fair takes place from November 28 to December 31 at Vorosmarty Square in the city center. This is the largest and oldest Christmas fair in Hungary. Coming here, you will experience the Christmas atmosphere with more than 100 wooden stalls, covered in the strong aroma of mulled wine, roasted chestnuts and honey butter cookies... In addition, you can also enjoy traditional dishes such as pig's feet, stuffed cabbage; folk dances and meeting the cheerful Hungarian Santa Claus will help you fully feel the jubilant atmosphere of European Christmas - the colors of fairy tales.
7. Prague (Prague - Czech Republic)
From late November to late December, you can feel the full Christmas atmosphere at Wenceslas Square and Old Town Square. These two areas are decorated with wooden huts, crystal-decorated Christmas trees, nativity scenes and many outdoor concerts. Come here to shop for fun handicrafts and enjoy hot dishes while the snow gently falls, or a glass of mulled wine with gingerbread in the sweet cold.
Source: https://www.vietravel.com/vn/vong-quanh-the-gioi/giang-sinh-chau-au-nhung-sac-mau-co-tich-v12591.aspx
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