Munich Christmas market!

Sandra & co · 11 Jan 21, 04:46 PM

So I’ve changed our booking again and this time we are hoping to get to the Christmas Markets in December, anyone been? I need something to look forward to, tell me all the things we can do, we want to get a train to Salzburg as well! Share your delightful experiences

**WIGGYSMUM** · 11 Jan 21, 05:11 PM

Originally Posted by Sandra & co

So I’ve changed our booking again and this time we are hoping to get to the Christmas Markets in December, anyone been? I need something to look forward to, tell me all the things we can do, we want to get a train to Salzburg as well! Share your delightful experiences

Fingers crossed for you Sandra 🤞🏻
We are hoping to try Edinburgh Christmas market this year but that train trip to Salzburg sounds lovely

Sandra & co · 11 Jan 21, 05:24 PM

Originally Posted by WIGGYSMUM

Fingers crossed for you Sandra 🤞🏻
We are hoping to try Edinburgh Christmas market this year but that train trip to Salzburg sounds lovely

I’m thinking even in Toronto in sept doesn’t happen, I’m sure by December people will be travelling again! 😬

**WIGGYSMUM** · 11 Jan 21, 05:27 PM

Originally Posted by Sandra & co

I’m thinking even in Toronto in sept doesn’t happen, I’m sure by December people will be travelling again! 😬

I’m hopeful too , and planning gives you a lift 🤗

novocastrian · 11 Jan 21, 05:39 PM

Havnt been to Munich Markets (been to oktoberfest) but have been to Frankfurt. The are really good & not as cheesey as the german markets that seem to have sprung up in the uk over the last few years or so...

one thing to note they seem to close up pretty earlier between 20:00-21:00 in my experience , even earlier on Sunday (not much open in Germany on a Sunday anyway..)

so dont as we did nip for something to eat with the intention of going back for another look about 'later'...

**Loopylooloo** · 11 Jan 21, 09:26 PM

One of my all time favourite cruises was german Christmas markets, to hamburg and bremen, loved it, and learnt quickly that the way to go round them is to start by buying a mug, having a gluhwein, then something to eat, then a browse of the beautiful gift stalls, then another drink etc etc. Repeat until you are merry and full!

TigerMom · 11 Jan 21, 09:35 PM

We are doing the opposite. We have booked Salzburg but are going to Munich for a day. Munich is beautiful and you will love it. The trains are amazing. Spotless and punctual. If you do go to Salzburg I can recommend Cafe Tomaselli which is right in the centre of the town. It has the best cake ever. Fingers crossed we both get to go.

**Loopylooloo** · 11 Jan 21, 09:40 PM

Sandra & co · 11 Jan 21, 09:40 PM

Originally Posted by Loopylooloo

One of my all time favourite cruises was german Christmas markets, to hamburg and bremen, loved it, and learnt quickly that the way to go round them is to start by buying a mug, having a gluhwein, then something to eat, then a browse of the beautiful gift stalls, then another drink etc etc. Repeat until you are merry and full!

That sounds like fun 🤣

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novocastrian Imagineer Join Date: Aug 14	Havnt been to Munich Markets (been to oktoberfest) but have been to Frankfurt. The are really good & not as cheesey as the german markets that seem to have sprung up in the uk over the last few years or so... one thing to note they seem to close up pretty earlier between 20:00-21:00 in my experience , even earlier on Sunday (not much open in Germany on a Sunday anyway..) so dont as we did nip for something to eat with the intention of going back for another look about 'later'...