Michelstädter Weihnachtsmarkt
Around 100 festively decorated wooden stalls, pine branches, and fairy lights line the streets and squares of the medieval old town. Visitors can discover handmade gifts, seasonal decorations, and regional specialties while admiring life-sized wooden figures that also serve as signposts. Highlights include a towering Christmas tree beside the historic 1484 timber-framed town hall, a children's train ride on Louis-Dagand-Platz, and artisan exhibits inside the Kellerei.
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Plan Your Visit
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When
Hours
Wednesday 14–20; Thursday 14–20; Friday 14–21; Saturday 11–21; Sunday 11–20.
Ages
All ages
Neighborhood
Old Town
Food & Drink
At the market, visitors can enjoy freshly roasted almonds and regional specialties, along with Glühwein and punch.
Parking
The Großparkplatz „Altstadt“ has space for up to 50 coaches and around 1,000 cars. Coaches park free; cars and motorhomes pay €5 per day. Public toilets are available. The lot is 200 metres from the heart of the old town.
Going?
Location
Tips & Advice
- Plan your visit for Wednesday through Sunday, because the market is closed every Monday and Tuesday.
- Park at the Großparkplatz "Altstadt", which has public toilets and is just a short walk from the market square.
- Look out for the life-size wooden figures from the local woodcarving school, since some of them point the way around the market.
- Step into the Kellerei for the city museum, crafts and a café, and to see the woodcarving school's work.
- Bring the kids to Louis-Dagand-Platz for the children's train, then browse the owner-run shops between the wooden huts.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the wooden figures around the market?
They're life-size wooden figures made at the local woodcarving school. They stand all over the market, and some double as signposts.
Where should I park?
The Großparkplatz "Altstadt" has room for about 1,000 cars and 50 coaches, plus public toilets. It's only about 200 meters from the old town. Coaches park free, and cars and motorhomes pay a daily fee.
Is there anything for children?
Yes. There's a children's train on Louis-Dagand-Platz.
What is there to eat and drink?
Mulled wine, punch, freshly roasted almonds and regional treats at the stalls. Wine taverns, cafés and restaurants around the old town are also good places to sit down.
What's in the Kellerei?
The city museum and the Schenkenkeller. Inside you'll find handicrafts, a look at the woodcarving school's work, and a café.
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