All the Christmas Markets in South Tyrol, directions not to miss the markets of Bolzano, Merano, Bolzano, Bressanone and Vipiteno and their magic to experience with your family or loved ones.
I Christkindlmarkt of South Tyrol they are by definition the market of Bolzano, the market of Merano, the market of Bressanone, the market of Brunico and the market of Vipiteno. Which of these is the most beautiful is not up to us to say, but they are all very close so if you want you can stay more than one day to see at least a couple.
I South Tyrolean Christmas Markets have always been the Christmas markets par excellence. Those who really want to experience the atmosphere of Christmas in winter take refuge here, for a day, a weekend or even better for a whole week, alternating between skis and walks in the city centers where stalls and wooden houses swarm. Here, drinking a good mulled wine, you can buy local handicrafts, but also many Christmas thoughts, perhaps at a low price that make those who receive them happy.
All these Christmas Markets start at the end of November and usually end on the day of the Epiphany, with the exception of the Bolzano Christmas Market which almost always ends a few days before Christmas. Dates vary every year and to make sure you don't go on an empty trip (it would be a real shame) it is advisable visit the official sites of the Christmas Markets.
Bolzano market
A Christmas of encounter between north and south that of the Bolzano Market This Christmas market takes place between the now famous Piazza Walther, the market in Piazza del Municipio and the Enchanted Wood Market. Around 80 exhibitors gather in Bolzano for the best of Christmas in South Tyrol. A trip that is really worth taking, even if you live very far from here because every year the atmosphere of Bolzano during the Christmas holidays is unique.
Merano Christmas Market
A Christmas full of well-being and rest. In Merano, Christmas offers various alternatives to classic markets such as ice skating in Piazzetta Terme or carriage rides. The first days of December, in Merano traditionally takes place the Parade of San Nicolò, the protector of the city of Merano, impossible not to participate. Beautiful event for those who experience it for the first time and magical to live with children and therefore in the family.
Bressanone Christmas Market
The Bressanone Christmas Market is the encounter between art and culture. During the Christmas period in Bressanone guided tours are organized in the Cathedral and in the Cloister of Bressanone. In addition to these, of course, the Christmas markets, ponies and the carousel for the little ones. Fun and sweets and the Christmas workshop that takes place every Wednesday afternoon.
Brunico Christmas Market
The Brunico Christmas Market is the union between craftsmanship and tradition. Over 35 stalls meet every year in Brunico for a Christmas of charm and colored lights. Among the fir trees and the scents of Christmas in Brunico, craftsmanship is in every stall between games for the little ones and Christmas objects for the home. Mulled wine for adults and cinnamon sweets for the little ones Brunico is tradition and family.
Vipiteno Christmas market
This is a Christmas market between past and present. Christmas trees decorated with apples and walnuts are the backdrop to the markets of Vipiteno. Gingerbread cookies and wooden decorations are on sale in all stands to take home some of the Christmas magic of the South Tyrolean Markets. A magical place to live with family protection to rediscover the true flavor of the Christmas holidays.
