Tour 5: Licensed products at the Christkindlesmarkt
Goldkind / Tina Wendrich
Our first booth on the tour is Stand 134. There, Tina Wendrich offers a pendant with a close-up of the logo of the Nuremberg Christkindlesmarkt. The silver charm hung on a red cord is lovingly created by hand from sterling silver. It is a high-quality souvenir, which can be worn year-round.
The next licensed product can be found diagonally opposite at Booth 130. The Soap Manufactory of Susanne Schleicher from Fürth has created a special soap with a gingerbread scent and Christkindlesmarkt logo just for the market. There are also soap dishes with the official logo.
In "Sternlasweg" is Booth 101 from Arndt Tennie. His delicate paper stars are a perfect small Christmas decoration for your tree or home. They are also an official licensed product of the Nuremberg Christkindlesmarkt. They are available in many different shapes and colors; each star is one-of-a-kind.
Nuremberg Christkindlesmarkt punch from Wurzelsepp can be found at Booth 96 from Philipp Rank. It is a tea composition which tastes wonderful all year long and contains cinnamon and a fantastic mix of fruits. The tea is available in 100- or 250-gram packages in an aroma-sealing bag.
A stroll past several stands leads us to Booth 72. To keep you warm in wintertime, Andrea Ruppert-Fröhling offers a Christkindlesmarkt scarf. Wonderfully warm and soft, it is made from Merino wool and is a great Christmas gift for all Christkindlesmarkt fans.
Patrick Vogel's Stall 69 also has a special offer. Here we find beautiful window decorations made from Plauen lace, including one with the official Christkindlesmarkt logo.
One can take home the Nuremberg Christkindlesmarkt with the Church of Our Lady, Beautiful Fountain and Christkind as a decoration. Sieglinde Janoschke in Booth 38 offers a Christkindlesmarkt candle holder made from real wood veneer in a light-colored beech, fine mahagony or dark cherry. With a small candle, you'll light up the miniature scene and the eyes of children and adults.
New this year are the licensed products from Friedrich Barthelmes. At his Booth, number 34, you can find star-shaped wooden pendants and Christmas pendants. These can be used to decorate gifts or to adorn your Christmas tree.
Wolfgang and Philipp Marx also have very special licensed products. In addition to gingerbread balls and chocolate products from their own workshop, there are chocolate gold coins with the logo of the Christkindlesmarkt at Booth 51. If you feel hungry for something sweet while exploring the market, you're sure to find something special in the assortment from Marx Chocolates.
One of the highlights of Advent are homemade baked goods. Everyone can make stars and hearts, but the Christkindlesmarkt cutter from Petra Strauß at Booth 52 really stands out. The Christkind and its signature was created in cooperation with the Staedter Company. As the cutter is made from stainless steel and dishwasher safe, the joy and memories will last for many years.
Tip: This year there is a new Christkindlesmarkt pin. It is available at the market and at the tourist information offices at the main market square and in the Craftmen's Courtyard.
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