Christmas Markets: Spreepark Berlin – Alternative Edition
When it comes to Christmas Markets, the Germans sure know what they are doing. I won’t bore you with the countless stand out markets you’ll see everywhere, but I wanted to share this peculiar take on the Christmas tradition: a market set in an abandoned theme park (Spreepark). It was a bit cold and a bit muddy, but being able to enjoy some gluhwein while sitting in miniature train car made up for it. Plus, I discovered a dish called Langosh – a East European deep fried flat bread which was delicious.
Do you have any favourite Christmas market recommendations, or surprising foods you found at them?
HAPPY CHRISTMAS EVERYONE
Wow it looks nice 🙂 i love christmas markets, i have photos from christmas markets in Prague on my blog 🙂 and langosh i have known since my childhood, it’s typical in my country and city to have it at all christmas markets or small fast foods…but i love also trdlo, or also called trdelnik…it’s speciality from czech and Slovakia and it’s the best!
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Super-cute pics! Love the lights 🙂 X
This is right up my alley, I love it!
Katie
All those lights make me so happy! 🙂
Beautiful pictures, I think you’ve really captured the Christmas market atmosphere nicely! 🙂
I don’t know if you’ve ever been to Austria, but we have some really beautiful Christmas markets in Vienna as well as on the countryside! 🙂 The markets in Vienna vary from being really touristy places to absolutely beautiful, smaller affairs which are normally preferred by the locals!
Awesome find! Lovely pics, stunning colour.
Ah, I heard about it and I really wanted to go there but already travelled home to see my family. It’s nice to see a view impressions though. Obviously I have to go next year! Thanks for sharing 🙂 Merry Christmas! Anni
Lovely photos these are really pretty. Hope you have a wonderful Christmas Lucy x
Hele mooie foto’s!!