When Christmas comes, there are many Christmas markets in France, and the contents of these markets are very rich. You can come here to feel the festive atmosphere and go shopping! The specific holding information is as follows, let's learn about it together! Colmar

Colmar's Christmas market is full of dreamy style. The first is the old city. Under the illumination of Christmas lights, the old town is like a scene in a fairy tale. The city center exudes a soothing brilliance. Walking along the path, you can see many cultural monuments, such as monuments, churches and museums, as if traveling back to the Middle Ages, and the warm Christmas atmosphere hangs over the town.

There are six Christmas markets in Colmar * *, and the most worthwhile one is the Christmas market in PlacedesDominicains near the Dominican Church. In addition, there is the ancient Christmas market in Duane Square (Placedel'AncienneDouane), where the famous FontaineSchwendi is located; Jenny Deac Market is famous for its delicious foie gras, meat, cheese and wine. If you encounter bad weather, you can go to the Koifhus Christmas Market to escape and explore the exquisiteness and ingenuity of craftsman art in this indoor market. Families with children are best suited to go to the PetiteVenise Christmas Market, where there are many toy stalls and large-scale nativity scenes, as well as a mailbox where they can write letters to Santa Claus, and if they are lucky, they will receive gifts!

In short, Colmar's Christmas trip will never let you down!

market time: 22.11-29.12, 2119

transportation: take TGV from Paris East Railway Station to Colmar, which takes about 2 hours and 31 minutes.

official website:/fr/Strasbourg

In 1571, the first Christmas market was held in Strasbourg, a city in the northeast of France. It is considered as the earliest Christmas market in Europe, also known as Christkindelsm? rik。 Today, there are 11 places in Strasbourg that hold Christmas markets every year, and there are more than 311 booths and huts. The market offers a variety of arts, handicrafts and Christmas decorations with local Alsace style. Here you can sip warm wine, eat local specialty Bretzel, and enjoy the Christmas tree and surrounding historical sites in Central Park. In addition, don't miss the Christmas songs sung by the Advent choir and the live interpretation of the nativity scene!

Christmas markets in different cities are full of local flavor, and Strasbourg is no exception. Not only local agricultural products are sold, but also various environmentally-friendly and exquisite handicrafts are put on the stage. The Christmas market in Strasbourg continues the Christmas tradition of Alsace: sincerity, warmth and generosity. This is why Strasbourg Christmas Market has been nominated as "the best Christmas Market in Europe" for many times.

market time: October 22, 2119-February 31

Transportation: Take TGV from Paris East Station to Strasbourg, and it takes about 1 h and 1h45min to arrive.

official website: Montbéliard

Montbéliard is located in the Franche-Comté region in the east of France, bordering Switzerland in the east. It is called the Christmas Light (leslumièresdeNo? L) As the name implies, the town is famous for its Christmas lights. As night falls, gorgeous lighting adorns the ancient city, which is beautiful and dreamy.

There are about 161 booths in the small town, which are filled with commemorative goods with local characteristics. Strolling through the brightly lit streets, visitors can taste the special food of Monte beria, and they can also sing and dance with the enthusiastic locals to the music.

Fair time: 23.11-24.12.2119

Transportation: Depart from ParisGaredeLyon to high-speed railway station, Mombelli, and arrive in about 2 hours.

official website: /Avignon

In the first few weeks of Christmas, Avignon in the south of France always wears the most beautiful dresses and shines! The Christmas market here is more modern than that in the eastern cities of France. All the merchants in the city gathered in 61 cabins to provide local specialty snacks, as well as Christmas gifts with Provence characteristics such as candles, toys, jewelry and scented products. In addition, visitors can also see a giant manger composed of biblical characters (the manger when Jesus was born), which is a characteristic tradition of South France.

In order to make Christmas more exciting and full of surprises, the market also organized folk parades, band performances and magical balloon and other entertainment programs. On February 24th and 25th, the traditional midnight mass and the celebration of the birth of Jesus will be held here. If you want to appreciate another style of Provence, the Christmas market in avignon will never let you down!

Fair time: October 31-February 31, 2119

Transportation: Depart from ParisGaredeLyon to AvignonCentre Railway Station, and arrive in about 2 hours and 55 minutes.

official website:/agenda/March-de-noel/Reims

Reims, known as the city of champagne, is only 46 minutes away from Paris (by TGV). The Christmas market in Reims is located at the foot of CathédralenotredamedeReims. You can taste champagne in the market hut with traditional BiscuitRosé. This kind of biscuit originated at the end of 17, and after twice baking, it exudes a strong vanilla flavor.

In addition to handicrafts, decorations and holiday food filled in the market, there is a 51-meter-high Ferris wheel near the church, overlooking Lance City decorated with gorgeous lights. In addition, there is a children's kingdom that is very popular with children. In the kingdom, there are not only minivans, free skating and wooden toys, but also opportunities to meet Santa Claus! People can put letters to Santa Claus in the mailbox, meet Santa Claus, and make Christmas ornaments, table mats and wish cards together.

Market time: 22-12.29, 2119

Transportation: Depart from ParisEast Station and arrive at Reims Station in about 46 minutes.

official website:/March-de-noel-de-Reims-2119/Reims/FMAcha 151V517OGW Paris

Visiting the Christmas market in Paris may be the fastest way to feel the Christmas atmosphere. During the Christmas period, many landmark buildings in Paris were transformed and presented in a Christmas costume. Going to Paris at this time, I believe there will be different surprises.

It is reported that there are about 15-21 Christmas fairs all over Paris every Christmas. At the Christmas market in LesHalles, gifts made by French craftsmen and mouth-watering local sausages, foie gras, casserole, cheese and salted nuts are its characteristics; Magic Christmas in JardindesTuileries (LaMagiedeNo? L), there are not only more than 111 wooden houses, but also more than a dozen carnival rides and skating rinks, and even Santa Claus appears; On the boulevard near lesChamps-élysées, dazzling Christmas lights and decorations are also worth seeing. Notre Dame is the most beautiful Christmas market in Paris. Although there was a fire tragedy in April this year, the Notre Dame market is still open this year. You can find high-quality French-made handicrafts as Christmas gifts here, and you will meet Santa Claus with red wine in the market.

Market time: 2119.11.14-12.29

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These are the market information about Christmas in France. If you want to travel here in France, don't miss these Christmas markets!