Christmas Markets in Europe

Last year touring round Europe, Christmas Markets were everywhere, from France to Germany, even Luxembourg. I took a break from writing new songs this afternoon and popped along to one of the UK ones. It’s very Christmassy isn’t it!


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3 Responses to “Christmas Markets in Europe”

  1. Yumiko

    Thank you for sharing it!
    I could feel the atmosphere of Christmas markets.
    It reminds me of our summer night stalls. But ours are much smaller scale and only for one night or two. Christmas markets in Europe are open all day long all through the season??

  2. Rosebud

    Wow, that could be here in Germany. Yumiko, yes, you’re right, they generally stay open all day and well into the night if they offer drinks. Lots of people just go to drink “Glühwein” the mulled wine and chat.

  3. Joy k.

    I was amazed for the variety of X’mas foodstuffs you’ve mentioned in your recording. I ended-up laughing because somehow personally I hardly firgured-out what you are talking. Well, it’s good for me to learn those christmas delicacies out there, and thank you for the tour around those food stalls.

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