Licensed products at the Christkindlesmarkt
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Homemade cookies are among the highlights of the Advent season. Anyone can make stars and hearts—but the Christmas market cookie cutter by Petra Strauß (Booth 52) literally stands out. The Christ Child figure, complete with its signature, was developed in collaboration with the Staedter company. Since it’s made of stainless steel—and is dishwasher-safe—it will help preserve the anticipation or the memory for years to come.
For every cookie cutter sold, Ms. Strauß donates 1 euro to the Mögeldorf Hospice Foundation!
You can also take a piece of the Nuremberg Christmas Market home with you, complete with the Frauenkirche, the Beautiful Fountain, and the Christ Child as decorations. At the Janoschke family’s booth (Booth 38), you’ll find the Christmas Market lantern made of fine wood veneer, available in light beech, elegant mahogany, or dark cherry. The hand-sketched designs are created using laser cutting. With a small candle, you can make the miniature scene and the children’s eyes light up.
You can find Wurzelsepp’s Nuremberg Christkindlesmarkt punch at Ph. Rank (Booth 96). It’s a tea blend that can be enjoyed year-round and consists of cinnamon and a wonderful mix of fruits. It will be available for purchase at Wurzelsepp’s stalls at the Christkindlesmarkt, as well as at the store at Hauptmarkt 1. The tea comes in two different sizes: 100 or 250 grams in a scented tea bag.
The delicate paper stars by Arndt Tennie (Stall 101) make lovely little Christmas decorations for the Christmas tree or around the home. They come in many different shapes and colors, and each star is unique.
To keep you warm during the winter months, check out the Christkindlesmarkt scarf by Andrea Ruppert-Fröhling at stall 72. Made from merino wool, it’s nice and warm and soft, available in two different colors and sizes, and makes a great Christmas gift for all Christkindlesmarkt fans.
The soap manufacturer from Fürth (Booth 130) has produced a soap featuring the Christkindlesmarkt logo especially for the market. In keeping with the Christmas season, the soap is scented with gingerbread. It also comes with a soap coaster featuring the Christkindlesmarkt logo.
What would the Christkindlesmarkt be without mulled wine? A coveted collector’s item is the official Christkindlesmarkt mulled wine mug, redesigned each year, in which red and white mulled wine is served. If you don’t want to keep it, you can get your deposit back at any mulled wine stand.
Parish fairs, folk festivals, carnivals, and other celebrations—gingerbread hearts are a classic. Of course, they’re a must-have at the Christkindlesmarkt as well; decorated with the original pictogram of the Nuremberg Christ Child, they not only make the hearts of little sweet tooths beat faster but also make for a pretty wall decoration.
The silver pendant on a red cord was lovingly handcrafted from 925 sterling silver. The pendant features a close-up detail of the Nuremberg Christmas Market logo and is a keepsake you can carry with you at all times. The pendant is available for purchase at Tina Wendrich’s stall (Stall 134).
If you love snacking on sweets or want to pick up a little treat for the kids straight from the Christkindlesmarkt, you’ll find delicious chocolate gold coins at Marx Schokolade (Booth 51).
You’ll find a window decoration at Patrick Vogel (Booth 69)—perfect for adding a festive touch to your home.
If you’re looking for wooden ornaments, be sure to stop by Friedrich Barthelmes (Booth 34). There you’ll find star-shaped wooden and Christmas ornaments that will make any Christmas tree or gift extra special.
This year, there’s also a limited-edition Christmas Market pin to collect, available at the Tourist Information office on the Main Market Square, at the Tourist Information office in the Handwerkerhof, or at Stalls 12 and 134 at the Christmas Market.
All licensed products are available for purchase at the market.