Christkindelsmärik, Christmas market in Strasbourg, France
The Christkindelsmärik is a Christmas market in Strasbourg featuring around 300 wooden chalets spread across several central squares of the city. The chalets offer handcrafted goods, regional specialties, and holiday decorations arranged in a traditional layout.
The market was established around 1570 and ranks among France's oldest Christmas markets. Over centuries, it has remained a steady tradition during the Advent season and remains central to the city's winter celebrations.
Local artisans showcase traditional Alsatian crafts, including painted glass ornaments, carved wooden figures, and textiles that reflect the region's heritage. Visitors can see these craftspeople at work and learn about techniques passed down through generations.
The different market areas are within walking distance in the central parts of the city, making a visit accessible without a car. It is best to wear comfortable shoes, as you will be walking between the various squares.
The market spreads across several city squares, with each area having its own look and character. Large decorative displays at certain locations, such as tall illuminated trees, give each square its own visual identity.
Location: Strasbourg
Website: http://noel-strasbourg.com
GPS coordinates: 49.03691,7.94360
Latest update: December 8, 2025 14:37
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