2Prague, Czech Republic
Prague’s Christmas markets are some of the most charming in Europe, set against the backdrop of the city’s stunning Gothic and Baroque architecture. The two main markets are located in the Old Town Square and Wenceslas Square, both of which are beautifully decorated with festive lights and ornaments. The towering Christmas tree in the Old Town Square is a highlight, drawing visitors to gather around for the nightly lighting ceremony.
Prague’s markets offer a wide range of traditional Czech products, including wooden toys, hand-blown glass ornaments, and intricate lacework. Visitors can also enjoy hearty Czech street food, such as trdelnÃk (a sweet pastry), grilled sausages, and mulled wine known as svařák.
The atmosphere in Prague during the Christmas season is magical, with the city’s historic squares coming to life with carolers, live music, and nativity scenes. Whether you’re strolling through the markets or simply enjoying the festive lights reflecting off the Vltava River, Prague offers a truly enchanting Christmas experience.
