Stick to the more common finds that are iconic to Germany, like hand-blown glass Christmas ornaments, beeswax candles in all shapes and sizes, wooden nativity scenes, strings of glass lanterns ...

Booths center around the giant Christmas tree in the middle of Roncalliplatz, creating a beautiful display of what German markets can be. While enjoying the scene, be sure to try the food stalls ...

The stalls sell complete nativity scenes, individual figures and everything ... and visitors can look forward to German Christmas classics as well as international songs. Singing under the ...

Kathy Tretter and Diane Hoppenjans For many years it has been the dream of Ferdinand Tourism Commission members — the philanthropic body behind Christkindlmarkt — to add a Christmas Pyramid to the ...

The charm of being in the middle of Spandau's town square adds to the enchantment of shopping at a classic German Christmas market. Berlin’s official tourism website maintains an up-to-date ...

The Inge-Glas company is one of the oldest in the world still making Christmas ornaments the traditional way. It was once one of over 1,500 manufacturers in this part of Eastern Germany ...

Happy ending included. The film is so closely associated with the Christmas season in Germany that websites list all the broadcast dates on German television and the internet offers lots of memes ...