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A guide to the Christmas markets and Christmas events this November and December in Copenhagen, Denmark.

Helsinki, Finland has three main traditional Christmas markets in December, spanning the 21 days before Christmas. Your guide to what's on when.

Looking for unique gifts and seasonal atmosphere? There's no better place to get into the Christmas spirit than Vienna's Christmas and advent markets.

Almost every city and small town in Switzerland has its own Christmas market but some of the most popular markets take place in Zürich, Basel and Bern.

Winter festivals, Christmas markets, and ice sculptures entertain visitors in many Belgian cities such as Brussels, Bruges, Antwerp, Ghent, Ostend, and Ypres in Flanders.

Basel, Bern, Geneva, Montreux, Pilatus, St Gallen, and Zurich host some of the best advent holiday Christmas markets (Marché de Noel or Weihnachtsmarkt) in Switzerland.

Your guide to Oslo events in December, from Norwegian Christmas markets, Nordic Christmas music and theater, to the Nobel Peace Center.

The best Christmas markets in Berlin, Germany are at Gendarmenmarkt, Opernpalais, Rotes Rathaus, and the Gedächtniskirche. A Chanukah market is held at the Jewish Museum.

Combine a trip to Europe and holiday shopping with an escorted vacation package that highlights Christmas markets in Germany, as well as other Old World countries.

Gifts, gingerbread and gluhwein; just some of the treats on offer for those looking to tackle their Christmas shopping off London's busy highstreets this year.

The best advent Christmas markets to visit in Austria are the Christkindlmärkte in Vienna (Wien), Mozart city Salzburg, Innsbruck in Tyrol, and Linz on the Danube.

Low-cost airlines flying from London, the UK, and Ireland offer cheap flights to the best German Christmas markets in Berlin, Frankfurt, Nuremberg, Dresden, and Cologne.

Advent in Germany without Christmas markets (Weihnachtsmärkte), Glühwein, sausages, Lebkuchen biscuits, potato cakes, sweets, wooden toys, and music is unthinkable.

A Danube riverboat cruise offers a romantic way to visit German, Austrian, and Hungarian Christmas markets (Weihnachtsmärkte) in Nuremberg, Passau, Vienna and Budapest.

Coaches and tour bus package deals are cheap ways to travel from London and England to Christmas markets (Weihnachtsmärkte) such as Cologne (Köln) and Aachen in Germany.

Geneva, Montreux, and Lausanne are all within an hour's train ride. They host three different traditional European Christmas markets with historic and cultural programs

Travelers on cheap flights with low-cost airline Ryanair can enjoy Christmas markets in Bernkastel-Kues, Cochem, Trier, Koblenz, and Mainz near Frankfurt-Hahn Airport.

Driving by car from England (UK) to Christmas markets (Weihnachtsmärkte) in western Germany is easy especially for travelers living near Britain's car ferry ports.

Low-cost airlines have cheap flights from London, Manchester, Bristol, Leeds, Liverpool and Dublin to Austrian Christmas markets in Vienna, Salzburg, Innsbruck and Linz.

Germany's Christmas markets are a charming, enjoyable tradition that dates back hundreds of years. Every Xmas market has a unique regional flavor.

Visitors to the traditional Montreux Christmas market can shop on the shores of Lake Geneva, and visit to the medieval fair at the historic Château de Chillon.

Christmas markets and traditional festivals against a backdrop of medieval splendour makes Prague the perfect place to get into the Christmas spirit.

Low-cost airlines such as Ryanair, Easyjet, Bmi, Germanwings, and airberlin have cheap flights from London, Great Britain, and Ireland to Christmas markets in Germany.

Every German city has a Christmas market (Weihnachtsmarkt). Famous ones include Frankfurt am Main, Nuremberg (Nürnberg), Dresden, Rothenburg, Lübeck, Berlin, and Munich.

Germany's Christmas markets are justly famous. Here are some of the best - for food, drink, crafts, and atmosphere.

Save on hotel and transportation by booking riverboat cruises on the Rhine and Danube when visiting advent Christmas markets in Cologne, Frankfurt, Nuremberg, and Vienna.

The European Christmas Market has a long tradition and London's Christmas Markets are typical. They are scattered around the city but are easy to reach.

Low-cost airlines allow for cheap airfares and discount tickets for travel on flights from airports in London, the UK, and Ireland to visit Christmas markets in Germany.

Christmas markets in Nuremberg, Regensburg and Erfurt sell gifts, decorations and local specialities from traditional hand-carved nativity scenes to spicy gingerbread.

After visiting Santa Claus in Lapland, complete the Christmas shopping in one of Helsinki, Finland's great Christmas Markets while sipping mulled wine or a warm schnapps.

Salzburg's Advent markets are evidence, if any was needed, that the Austrian city has much more to offer tourists than just the legacies of Mozart and The Sound of Music.

The Lausanne Christmas market features 50 miniature Swiss chalets stalls in the historic town center, with concerts, a nativity play, and a visit from Father Christmas.

Riverboat cruises offer romantic visits to Christmas markets in Rhine, Main, and Mosel river towns such as Cologne, Frankfurt, Heidelberg, Rüdesheim, Koblenz, and Trier.

Want to find the real Eastern European Christmas spirit? One tip is the Bratislava Christmas markets in Slovakia, where mulled wine and good food outdo commercialism.

The German Christmas Market in Chicago, Illinois is brought to the Windy City by representatives from Nuremberg, Germany, who set up charming booths at Daley Plaza.

The Kölner Weihnachtsmarkt (Cologne Christmas Market), Dom (Cathedral), and museums are popular with tourists in Germany. Low fares and trains make travel cheap and easy.

London is famed for its markets but when it comes to Christmas fairs, our European neighbours tend to have the edge. But they say imitation is the sincerest of flattery.

France is famous for its markets at any time of the year but something very special happens here during the Christmas period.

The magical Montreux Marché de Noël / Weihnachtsmarkt on the shores of Lake Geneva with the Alps as backdrop is one of Switzerland's most beautiful Christmas markets.

What is Christstollen? And who can drink Glühwein? Are Lebkuchenherzen like fortune cookies? Find out more during this linguistic Christmas market stroll.

Christmas in Vienna is to experience a really traditional festive season. Musicians play Mozart in the lively streets and the Christmas markets are a shopper's delight.

Chicago's Daley Plaza is transformed into a winter wonderland for the month leading up to Christmas, complete with a giant Holiday Tree and a German Market.

You can find an old-world style German Christmas market without the nuisance of a trip abroad. Visit the Chicago Christmas Market, called Christkindlmarket Chicago.

The advent season will soon be descending on Vienna again. Beginning on November 22 to December 26, Schonbrunn Palace in Vienna will fall under a Christmas spell.

More than 200 stalls fill the city's medieval center all the way down to the river Main. Frankfurt Christmas market is one of the biggest and most attractive in Germany.

Rome, Assisi, Venice, Verona, Bolzano, Bresannone, Milan, Naples and Merano are among the many Italian cities and towns whose streets fill with holiday market stalls.

The Tuscan city of Florence, Italy is ready for Christmas, with markets filling several squares, nativity scenes in churches and thousands of lights along the streets.

Glühwein and Gløgg are the traditional beverages offered and drunk during Christmas time in Germany and Scandinavia. The recipes are quite easy to prepare.

Looking for a warm and spicy holiday drink to serve at your Christmas party? Look to Germany's famous offering, glühwein.

'Tis the season to head for Germany's legendary holiday street markets, filled with glittering lights, music, handcrafted gifts, traditional foods and hot spiced wine.