First place: Nuremberg glasses in the form of red socks indispensable for Christmas A Christmas tree and a snowman, and a small gift box are painted. When I drink a glass of wine with this glass ...

Old World-style Christmas markets are ... to make sure their recipes for spiced wine, holiday beer and lebkuchen cookies comply with tradition. In Nuremberg, evergreen decorations must be natural ...

In Nuremberg, the stalls are open without ... Mr. Arens runs a mulled wine stall at the Christmas market in Dortmund. Ms. Köbl, who was out with friends, cheerfully agreed.

They’ve got it all, and plenty of glühwein (spiced mulled wine ... has the Christmas markets – seven in all as you sail the Rhine and Main rivers from Strasbourg to Nuremberg from December ...

If you're looking for some festive cheer, the following markets, listed by country, are ideal for gingerbread, present-hunting and the odd glass of mulled wine... Germany is King of the Christmas ...

In Nuremberg, will roaming police forces drive visitors away from the mulled wine? Towering Christmas tress, winter-themed light shows, even flying Santas: These are some of the sights to be taken ...

Cradling a cup of hot-spiced wine as a hand warmer ... The golden Rausch Angel hovering above the market is an icon of Christmas in Nuremberg. The name is a bit of German onomatopoeia -- "rausch ...

For centuries, Nuremberg has been known for its artisans ... warehouses you'll find carollers, a 13-metre Christmas tree, mulled wine/beer gardens (no walking around the market freely with ...

The Nuremberg Christmas Market is one of the largest in ... The exquisite food and wine is sourced from local farms, fisheries and vineyards and is enjoyed in a dining room overlooking the ...

Nuremberg's iconic Christmas market, the Christkindlesmarkt ... who usually flock here for the stalls serving up mulled wine, rum punch, bratwurst, gingerbread and roasted nuts.