Nuremberg

Christkindlesmarkt

The Nuremberg Christkindlesmarkt

The Nuremberg Christkindlesmarkt is one of the oldest and most famous Christmas Markets in the world. In the wooden booths of “the little city of wood and cloth” one finds traditional, often handmade Christmas decorations and sweet treats such as gingerbread and Spekulatius almond cookies.

Opening hours

Opening on November, 25 10 am to 10 pm

Opening Ceremony on November 25 5.30 pm

Monday to Sunday 10 am to 9 pm

Christmas Eve on December, 24 10 am to 2 pm

Nuremberg Christmas Market 2022 November 25 to December 24

Nuremberg Christmas Market 2023 December 1 to 24

Nuremberg Christmas Market 2024 November 29 to December 24

Nuremberg Christmas Market 2025 November 28 to December 24

Explore the Market

Traditional, Creative and Regional...The Nuremberg Christkindlesmarkt is that and much more! But many things are best discovered when you have a closer look. That's why we've prepared these self guided tours so you can explore the amazing variety and unique character of our Christmas Market.

Christmas events and sightseeing tours in english language

During christmas time the city of Nuremberg offers a huge variaty of events - there are always reasons for celebrating and meeting up with friends and spending time together. Immerse yourself into the pre-christmas atmosphere in town with concerts, music, church services, and christmas exhibitions.

Nuremberg Bratwurst - tradition for more than 700 years

Christkindlesmarkt, gingerbread and original Nuremberg Bratwurst have made this city world-famous. In the Franconian metropolis, everything revolves around sausage—and this for more than 700 years! Only as long as your finger, but simply irresistible – that’s an original Nuremberg Bratwurst.

A Symbol for Nuremberg: The Origin of the Christkind

The idea that the Christkind brings children their Christmas gifts goes back to the protestant reformer, Martin Luther (1483-1546). In Luther’s time, it was traditional to give children gifts on December 6th, St. Nicolas’s Day. To turn away from the Catholic veneration of saints and saint’s days, Luther laid gift-giving in his household on Christmas Eve.

Nuremberg

Christkindlesmarkt

The Nuremberg Christkindlesmarkt

Opening hours

Explore the Market

Christmas events and sightseeing tours in english language

Nuremberg Bratwurst - tradition for more than 700 years

A Symbol for Nuremberg: The Origin of the Christkind

Welcome to the Nuremberg Christkindlesmarkt

Impressions of the Children´s Christmas Market

Stagecoach Tours at the Christkindlesmarkt

Culinary delights at the Christkindlesmarkt