Stephensplatz: small but beautifully decorated market, nestled in the streets surrounding St Stephen’s Cathedral.Schönbrunn Palace:probably the market with the best location, in front of the magnificent Schönbrunn Palace.One of the smaller markets and a bit outside the historic centre, but very charming, with the beautiful backdrop of Upper Belvedere Palace. Between the Art History and Natural History museums, this market has a beautiful backdrop with the statue of Empress Maria Theresia in the middle. By far the locals’ favourite, this market, dating back to the 1800s, features merchants selling handmade items in picturesque narrow cobblestone streets. Just like in the Karlsplatz market, judges here approve who’s going to sell their products here. Weihnachts Markt Am Hof: this cute little market is just a few steps away from Altwiener Christkindlemarkt.It is one of the most authentic, traditional Christmas markets in Vienna, surrounded by beautiful historical buildings. Altwiener Christkindlmarkt am Freyung: “Altwiener” means “old Viennese” and this market is the oldest, dating back to 1772.As a result, you’ll find very good quality handmade gifts. In particular, a panel of expert judges from the “divina art” association approve the merchants who’ll sell their products here. You’ll find it at Karlsplatz, in front of Karlskirche (St Charles’ Church). It is located in front of Vienna’s City Hall and also has a big ice skating ring. Christkindlmarkt at Rathausplatz: The Rathausplatz hosts the biggest and most popular Christmas Market.Here are the 10 best and most popular with both locals and visitors:
Vienna’s Christmas markets are famous the world over, and there are many to choose from.
Vienna’s Top 10 Christmas Markets Am Hof Christmas Market So, let’s start with the 10 best Christmas Markets in Vienna. In winter, Vienna has so many things to offer: cosy Christmas markets, festive concerts, excellent sightseeing and more. However, no trip to Vienna is complete without enjoying coffee and a cake at one of the famous historic cafés. Of course, there are many local savoury specialties like the Vienna schnitzel that you should try. For the Viennese, dessert is the most important meal of the day! Café culture is big in Vienna and it’s part of the city’s soul. It’s a city where you can just as easily find yourself in a museum or a beer garden with friends. It is the city of the waltz and Johann Strauss, but it is also the city of Beethoven and Schubert. After all, Lonely Planet readers have voted it one of the “ top 10 places for Christmas markets”
So, it’s no wonder Vienna is one of the top winter destinations to visit in Europe. In addition, the capital of Austria is also one of the most beautiful cities in Europe. Graben pedestrian street, one of the most famous places for luxury shopping in Vienna You’ll often see people of all ages queueing for the ice skating ring at Rathausplatz market or having a post-work drink of warm sweetened wine at any of the many Vienna Christmas markets. And they’re not just a tourist attraction! The Christmas markets (here called “ Advent markets”) are popular with locals too, many of them dating back to the 17th and 18th centuries. Vienna is famous for its many beautiful Christmas markets (among else). Christmas markets, lavish palaces, impressive architecture, historic cafés and delicious cakes: this is Vienna, Austria at Christmas! Festive Christmas decorations in Vienna
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