Munich's Christmas Markets
Munich’s Christmas markets are an unmissable way to experience Bavarian tradition and Germany’s festive season. Here’s a quick guide to the highlights:
Marienplatz Christkindlmarkt
Located in the heart of the city, this is Munich’s oldest and largest Christmas market. It features a towering Christmas tree, traditional crafts, and mouthwatering Glühwein.
Tollwood Winter Festival (Theresienwiese)
This modern market blends holiday cheer with international culture, offering unique gifts, eco-friendly goods, and diverse food options. It’s also famous for its art installations and live performances.
Sendlinger Tor Market
A more intimate setting near the historic city gate, this market is perfect for a leisurely stroll with traditional Bavarian fare and handmade goods.
Pink Christmas Market (Stephansplatz)
This LGBTQ+ friendly market is vibrant and welcoming, featuring colorful decorations, live entertainment, and plenty of festive drinks.
Schwabinger Weihnachtsmarkt
A haven for art lovers, this market showcases local craftsmanship alongside seasonal delicacies and live music performances.
Neuhauser Weihnachtsmarkt
A bit further out of the city center, however especially worth a visit for the best crepe stall in town, which you can find at the very end of the market, right next to the Glühwein stall. Don’t forget to try the chestnut creme crepe!
Other Unique Experiences
Enjoy a festive ride through Munich’s old town in a tram decorated for Christmas, complete with Glühwein and “Lebkuchen” on board.
Soliman’s Dream
This winter, a magical light and music experience will transform the historic fountain courtyard of the Munich Residence into a breathtaking world of sound, light and history.
This unique experience at Stachus invites visitors to go ice skating right in the heart of Munich’s city center. Passersby can watch the skaters glide on the ice and enjoy traditional Bavarian delicacies from nearby stalls.
Munich’s Christmas markets are an unmissable way to experience Bavarian tradition and Germany’s festive season. Here’s a quick guide to the highlights:
Marienplatz Christkindlmarkt
Located in the heart of the city, this is Munich’s oldest and largest Christmas market. It features a towering Christmas tree, traditional crafts, and mouthwatering Glühwein.
Tollwood Winter Festival (Theresienwiese)
This modern market blends holiday cheer with international culture, offering unique gifts, eco-friendly goods, and diverse food options. It’s also famous for its art installations and live performances.
Sendlinger Tor Market
A more intimate setting near the historic city gate, this market is perfect for a leisurely stroll with traditional Bavarian fare and handmade goods.
Pink Christmas Market (Stephansplatz)
This LGBTQ+ friendly market is vibrant and welcoming, featuring colorful decorations, live entertainment, and plenty of festive drinks.
Schwabinger Weihnachtsmarkt
A haven for art lovers, this market showcases local craftsmanship alongside seasonal delicacies and live music performances.
Neuhauser Weihnachtsmarkt
A bit further out of the city center, however especially worth a visit for the best crepe stall in town, which you can find at the very end of the market, right next to the Glühwein stall. Don’t forget to try the chestnut creme crepe!
Enjoy a festive ride through Munich’s old town in a tram decorated for Christmas, complete with Glühwein and “Lebkuchen” on board.
Soliman’s Dream
This winter, a magical light and music experience will transform the historic fountain courtyard of the Munich Residence into a breathtaking world of sound, light and history.
This unique experience at Stachus invites visitors to go ice skating right in the heart of Munich’s city center. Passersby can watch the skaters glide on the ice and enjoy traditional Bavarian delicacies from nearby stalls.
