Luxembourg Christmas Market
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We went to the Trier market last year: although, it's not very big, it had more hand-made products (candles, jewelry, etc.) than mass-produced items for sale.
Almost one-third of the stalls sold greenery/flowers for household decoration and it seemed to be mostly local people with very few tourists in attendance. (Be sure to try the onion fritters; they were the best food we had at any market!)
Luxembourg City makes a good daytrip from Trier. If you have time, I’d also recommend visiting the stunning Metz Cathedral in France. We saw the Luxembourg market being set up but it wasn’t open for business when we were there.
If the market is open in Bernkastel-Kues try to visit it--lots of timbered buildings and pretty winding streets.
Have a terrific trip!
Almost one-third of the stalls sold greenery/flowers for household decoration and it seemed to be mostly local people with very few tourists in attendance. (Be sure to try the onion fritters; they were the best food we had at any market!)
Luxembourg City makes a good daytrip from Trier. If you have time, I’d also recommend visiting the stunning Metz Cathedral in France. We saw the Luxembourg market being set up but it wasn’t open for business when we were there.
If the market is open in Bernkastel-Kues try to visit it--lots of timbered buildings and pretty winding streets.
Have a terrific trip!
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Absolutely go to Strasbourg instead. It has a variety of different Christmas markets, including one devoted exclusively to Christmas trees, ornaments and lights (220V) at Place de Broglie on the tramway line.