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	Christmas Market Locations and Dates (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Christmas tree decorations, wooden toys, ceramics and porcelain of all kinds dominate the scene of the Coburg Christmas Market, while the fragrant aroma of roasted almonds, lebkuchen and the famous Coburger Bratwurst pervade the air.
		The market at the Cologne Cathedral is the most impressive one of Cologne's Christmas markets due to the backdrop of the imposing Cathedral.
		Erfurt’s Christmas market is the largest in Thuringia and one of the loveliest in the whole of Germany.
	www.germany-christmas-market.org.uk /cities&dates1.htm (2025 words)

	Christmas Market or Grand Market (Jamaica)
		Christmas Market or Grand Market as it was also called was held on the morning of Christmas Day.
		Early Christmas Morning, children would rise early and dressed in their Christmas Best Clothing (new clothing), would accompany their parent(s) to this special market where all the toys that a child has ever seen are on sale.
		Victoria Craft Market, which was at the Ocean Hotel at the bottom of King Street was a famous Christmas Market as was the area known as Parade.
	www.jamaicans.com /culture/christmas/christmasmarket.shtml (298 words)

	Go Christmas market-ing - The Boston Globe
		The markets begin in November and continue to just before Christmas, an off-season period when air fares and hotel rates tend to be about as low as they get.
		Many countries have Christmas markets, but Germany has the most, as well as the largest and oldest, and they are in big bustling cities as well as tiny medieval villages.
		Grand Circle's nine-day river cruise, Christmas Markets Along the Rhine, departs Nov. 28 and Dec. 8 and includes land excursions in Belgium and the Netherlands as well as four German cities: Dusseldorf, Cologne, Rudesheim, and Mainz.
	www.boston.com /travel/articles/2004/11/07/go_christmas_market_ing (723 words)

	Christmas Market - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Christmas markets have recently started to appear in French cities (here, Toulouse).
		A large Christmas market is held in Birmingham, England, with visiting traders from its twin city of Frankfurt.
		The market claims to be the biggest German Christmas market outside Germany and Austria with over 75 stalls in 2006.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Christmas_Market (279 words)

	Christmas Market
		The fragrance of fresh Christmas cakes and biscuits and hot punch is also contributed to the atmosphere and feeling of Christmas.
		Christmas carols, gospels and spirituals are performed by choirs, brass bands and music groups on the stage in front of the Christmas tree.
		The Schönbrunn Zoo train runs between the Christmas market and the Hietzing gate on Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays and on public holidays from 18 November to 23 December from 4 to 8 pm.
	www.weihnachtsmarkt.co.at /engl/info.html (388 words)

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		Christmas markets can be found in big cities, Munich, Stuttgart, Berlin and Hamburg, and in midsize and small towns ranging from Affing and Aichach to Zweibrücken and Zwingenberg.
		From early December to Christmas Eve the wintry air is filled with the aroma of Stollen (baked fruit loaves), Bratwurst, gebrannte Mandeln (roasted almonds), and Lebkuchen (gingerbread), a spicy cookie.
		Nürnberg and Vienna Christkindlmärkte - Christmas markets and Zürich's Christkindlimarkt
	www.serve.com /shea/germusa/advmarkt.htm (979 words)

	Christmas Market Cities - Christmas Markets by DERTOUR - The German Holiday Specialist
		The 'Schlachtezauber', the historic Christmas market in Bremen, is given an enchanting maritime touch by being located on the city’s favourite waterfront, the embankment of the river Weser.
		The market in Dresden was first mentioned in history in 1434 and it is locally known as the “Striezelmarkt”.
		The Christmas market is set in front of the historic town hall and the air is full of the delightful aromas of Advent.
	www.christmasmarkets.co.uk /other-cities.php (3395 words)

	Raspberry World - Postcards from Europe - Christmas Market, Augsburg and Nürnberg
		While we were there, we visited the Augsburg Christmas market in the Rathaus square, as well.
		The Augsburg market is small, but the prices are better than Nürnberg or Munich, and when we were there the crowd was not so overwhelming.
		There were several other smaller markets to visit as well, including one that was mostly art and another that was just for children.
	www.raspberryworld.com /postcards/christmas_market_augsburg_2002_12_01.html (458 words)

	Prague Christmas Markets 2006
		The market is dominated by a beautiful Christmas tree adorned with hundreds of lights that are lit every evening at dusk (usually around 5 p.m.).
		This market is held in one of Prague's oldest marketplaces, established in 1232.
		A pretty market in front of the imposing Church of St. Ludmila on the pleasant Náměstí Míru in Prague 2.
	www.myczechrepublic.com /prague/christmas-markets.html (410 words)

	'Tis the Season To Book European Christmas Market Tours \| Frommers.com
		Held in and around town squares and churches in big cities and small towns, European Christmas Markets are joyous occasions for entire families and people of all ages.
		While all the Christmas markets have their individual charm, the Hungarian Christmas in Budapest is allegedly extremely heart-warming, combining children's choirs with chamber music, large flower displays and ice sculptures and great displays of Hungarian pride.
		Among combination trips and Christmas specials, a six-day four-night air/land Christmas market special to Prague starts at $699 for travel departing on November 29 and December 6 and 13, 2006.
	www.frommers.com /rss/articles/3774.html (835 words)

	Christmas Market
		Every year before Christmas the squares and streets round the Aachen Town Hall are transformed into a paradise of lights and colours, festive sounds and seductive smells.
		It is really no wonder why the Aachen Christmas Market has become an absolute "must" for all people of Aachen and Aachen fans as well.
		The Aachen "Christmas City" closes its gates on Christmas Eve in the afternoon.
	www.aachen.de /EN/ts/90_festivals_events/90_30 (486 words)

	Christmas Markets in Germany, Austria and the UK
		This is where Christmas really does hold the traditional values of yesteryear and where even the grown-ups cannot help getting excited and caught up in the festive spirit.
		The many christmas market stalls are packed full of delights to enjoy yourself or perhaps take home as a unique gift for family and friends.
		Many christmas markets also have activities set up for kids including (in most cases) a nativity and ice rink.
	www.christmasmarkets4u.co.uk (258 words)

	Historic Georgetown, Inc. - Christmas Market
		Adorned with lights and Christmas greenery and blanketed with snow, the historic little town of Georgetown, Colorado has been a Christmas tradition for generations of Colorado families.
		The 46th annual Georgetown Christmas Market, sponsored in part by Studio 1430 KEZW AM, will be held the weekends of December 2 and 3, and December 9 and 10, 2006.
		Christmas Market features an outdoor European marketplace with handcrafted gifts, in addition to Georgetown's charming year-round shopping experience.
	www.historicgeorgetown.org /spevents/xmarket.htm (281 words)

	Travels Through Germany - Christmas Markets
		Every year the Christmas Market in Aachen attracts visitors from the whole world of Germany, and abroad to take part in the Christmas Celebrations in the historic part of Aachen.
		The Christmas Markets are open every day from approximately 10a.m.
		It is located on the University Square, the Corn Market and the Market Square.
	www.travelsthroughgermany.com /website2/christmasmarkets.html (295 words)

	World Wide Ticketing :: Munich Christmas Market
		Munich’s Christmas Market, or Christkindlmarkt, is almost as old as the world-famous local breweries.
		In 1806 the Nicholas Market altered its name and it wasn’t until 1972 - after several changes of address - that the Munich Christmas Market found its final home in the city centre.
		The Crib Market in Munich is the largest in Germany with a long and rich tradition.
	www.worldwideticketing.com /christmasmunich.htm (1070 words)

	Christmas Markets in Prague - Prague Christmas Markets 2006
		Prague Christmas markets operate daily at the Old Town Square and Wenceslas Square.
		Christmas is a special time of year in Prague and the Christmas markets (Vanocni trh) are a key ingredient in the Czech festive magic.
		The main markets are at the Old Town Square and Wenceslas Square, with smaller ones at Namesti Republiky and Havelske Trziste.
	www.pragueexperience.com /events/highlights/christmas_markets.asp (438 words)

	CHRISTMAS MARKET - Trade Fairs Brno
		This year’s 30th Christmas Market will close again the rich exhibition activity of the Trade Fairs Brno company.
		Christmas Markets’ exceptional offer also includes a relaxation and entertainment program in addition to Christmas gifts.
		Integral parts of the Christmas Market will be as usual the Craftsman’s and Moravian Christmas Market which will evoke Christmas atmosphere by selling pig-slaughtering specialties, hot wine, roasted chestnuts, hot mead and other Christmas specialties.
	www.bvv.cz /chrismar-gb (153 words)

	GermanFoods.org: Christmas Markets (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		For information on Christmas Markets in Germany, please contact the German National Tourist Office.
		Modeled like a European village in winter and inspired by the famous German Christmas Market in Nürnberg, Christkindlmarket Chicago is the largest and most renowned Christmas Market in the USA attracting more than 1 Million visitors from around the Chicagoland area, from both coasts and from around the world.
		This Christmas Market is Canada's original Christkindl Market and it combines the festive atmosphere of heavenly choirs, delicious food and gift shopping.
	www.germanfoods.org /consumer/christmasmarkets.cfm (1023 words)

	Christmas Markets \| Christmas Archives International Countess Maria Hubert von Staufer
		The first references of a Christmas Market so-called seems to be in the 16th Century, when markets were set up in Germany; Munich and Nuremburg being the earliest recorded.
		In the UK Christmas Markets died with the Cromwellian banning of Christmas in the 17th century, not to be revived until the present day.
		In Victorian England there were of course markets selling Christmas greenery etc. but they were not Christmas Markets in the strict sense of the word.
	www.christmasarchives.com /christmas-markets.htm (901 words)

	Christmas Market (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		From 1990 to 2005, the Carlinville Christmas Market has functioned out of the local Chamber of Commerce office.
		Starting with the 2006 Market, it will be overseen by the Christmas Market Foundation, a non-profit group newly formed in 2006 that includes a diverse group of local civic leaders who have proven their devotion to the Market as well as the well-being of their community.
		The vision of the CMF is: “The Carlinville Christmas Market Foundation is a non-profit corporation that will produce the annual Christmas Market in Carlinville as the premier holiday event in Central Illinois.
	www.carlinvillechamber.com /christmas.html (113 words)

	Frankfurt Christmas Market in Birmingham
		With over 75 stalls filling Victoria Square and the upper part of New Street, the market this year will be be bigger and better and will be the largest authentic German Christmas market outside of Germany or Austria.
		Many parties of school children visit the market from all over the region to experience the atmosphere of a great German Christmas tradition.
		In Mediaeval times the original Frankfurt Christmas Market was exclusively for the burghers and the city’s craftsmen reserved their finest wares for local people.
	www.birmingham.gov.uk /GenerateContent?CONTENT_ITEM_ID=28153&CONTENT_ITEM_TYPE=0&MENU_ID=0 (338 words)

	Manchester City Council: Christmas Market (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		These markets are extremely popular all over Germany and Northern Europe as traders set up their unique wooden chalet-type stalls creating a Christmas Village.
		The stalls sell a variety of crafts and traditional Christmas gifts and decorations such as hand-made glass Christmas tree baubles and hand-made wooden toys There are lots of treats to be enjoyed including spicy pickles, hot chestnuts, delicious marzipan stollen and not to be missed is the Gluhwein stall.
		Our Christmas Markets are located in Albert Square, St Ann's Square and Exchange Street, all within the city centre.
	www.manchester.gov.uk /markets/specialist/christmas.htm (553 words)

	ALPINE CHRISTMAS MARKETS - Escorted, deluxe Christmas Market tour to Bavaria and Austria
		his is not an standard Christmas Market tour with visits to a few Christmas Markets and a lot of time on a bus in-between, generic hotel meals and limited time at the Christmas Markets.
		After your return to Salzburg the evening is free to visit the Christmas Market, or have dinner in one of the many restaurants in Salzburg's old town.
		4 - The day is free to shop Salzburg's large Christmas Market, visit one of the Museums, the castle or the house where Mozart was born.
	www.poshjourneys.com /alpine_christmas_market.htm (1286 words)

	Christmas Market Holidays Directory - ChristmasMarketHolidays.com
		Commencing from around mid-November Christmas markets are a fun and unique experience, ideal for a romantic trip browsing with a partner, an organised group trip, or a full-festive shopathon with children and friends!
		Not every market has supplied complete information about their event, so we are limited in what we can publish.
		We archive all material received and are happy to assist in the supply of all Christmas markets press information and syndicated articles to the media.
	www.christmasmarketholidays.com (326 words)

	City of Lincoln Council - Major Local Events
		The Market is now the biggest in Europe, and after Lincoln Cathedral, is perhaps the attraction for which Lincoln is best known.
		So, in December 1982, the first Christmas Market was held with fourteen stalls, a couple of local choirs and a few hundred people.
		Objectives of the Market The objectives of that first Christmas Market in 1982 were to celebrate the twinning with Neustadtand and its original German roots, give Lincoln people a pleasant introduction to the festive season, and raise Lincoln’s profile as an attractive tourist destination.
	www.lincoln.gov.uk /Information_page_+_3_pic.asp?sec_id=1384 (526 words)

	Guanabara Christmas Market — Guanabara Christmas Market in London (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Guanabara Christmas market offers a truly unique Christmas experience this winter, with all the spirit of the season combined with authentic Brazilian culture.
		Visit the Christmas market in the afternoon and stay for a drink in the evening, minutes away from the hustle and bustle of Covent Garden.
		Guanabara Christmas market is open at Guanabara, Holborn, from 12th December — 18th December.
	restaurants.viewlondon.co.uk /guanabara_christmas_market_index.html (218 words)

	BBC - Lincolnshire - Features - ChristmasMarket
		The market that takes over most of the Cathedral Quarter - We have the 2006 dates and times here.
		Take a look at some pictures taken at the christmas market in 2005.
		Lincoln Christmas Market wisdom and comments from those who have been before.
	www.bbc.co.uk /lincolnshire/features/christmas_market/index.shtml (107 words)

	German Christmas Market Towns
		Arrive in Frankfurt and transfer to your hotel, located in the heart of the city near historic Main Square and Roemer’s Christmas Market.
		The most famous of the German Christkindlmarkts (Christmas Markets) awaits you today in Nurnberg, locally known as the “little town of wood and canvas.” The festive market’s booths are filled with treasures and sparkling ornaments, while the fragrant aromas of gingerbread, sizzling sausages and mulled wine mingle in the air.
		Strasbourg declares itself the Christmas capital of Europe and is considered the birthplace of the traditional Christmas tree.
	christmasmarkettours.com /christmasmarkets/germanchristmasmarkets.html (551 words)

	Christmas Markets and more - Christmas in Cologne - Stadt Köln
		Christmas Markets and more - Christmas in Cologne - Stadt Köln
		You will find a plentiful supply of mulled wine, delicacies and Christmas specialities at Cologne's Christmas Markets.
		The Medieval Christmas Market at the Chocolate Museum.
	www.stadt-koeln.de /en/koelntourismus/christmas/index.html (115 words)

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