Wiesbadener Sternschnuppenmarkt, Christmas market at Schlossplatz, Wiesbaden, Germany
The Wiesbadener Sternschnuppenmarkt is a Christmas market on the historic Schlossplatz in central Wiesbaden with around 102 wooden stalls selling handicrafts, jewelry, and food items. The stalls fill the large square with seasonal goods and stand close together, creating a busy shopping environment.
The market was founded in 2004 and has become a regular winter tradition in Wiesbaden. Its growth helped bring renewed focus to the Schlossplatz as a gathering place during the colder months.
The market transforms the square with large white light sculptures shaped like stars and snowflakes that create glowing patterns across the entire space. These decorations become part of the seasonal identity of the city center and draw people who want to experience the festive mood.
The market sits on a large square in the city center and is easy to reach on foot, by public transit, or with nearby parking options. Evening visits work well since the lighting displays are fully active and the square feels busier.
A large observation wheel about 45 meters tall gives visitors views over the entire illuminated market and the old town from above. This elevated perspective shows how the stalls fill the square and reveals the light patterns in a special way.
Location: Wiesbaden
GPS coordinates: 50.08194,8.24139
Latest update: December 14, 2025 09:42
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