Sibiu Christmas Market - One of the Best European Christmas markets to visit in 2019

Posted on: 7 years ago

 

Already in its 12th edition, Sibiu Christmas Market  is the liveliest and most colorful in Romania and one of the best European Christmas Markets to visit this year. 

 

(Photos by: Delia Costea)

Sibiu’s a sight to behold and well worth a visit at any time, but its prime location in Transylvania’s highlands is a particular advantage at this time of the year – as chances for a white Christmas are quite good. 

As always, the Christmas market is set in Sibiu’s Large Square, in the heart of the city, and that’s probably a big part of its charm. Being surrounded by such magnificent Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque architecture, makes you feel like you stepped back in time into a smaller, cozier Vienna. If you want to have a bird’s eye view over the market, you can climb in the Council Tower that overlooks the whole square.

The 2018 edition of Sibiu Christmas Market brings together  exhibitors from around the country and abroad.  For the first time, German exhibitors have also come to display their products, attracted by the fame of this event.

During the day it’s best to buy homemade chocolate or souvenirs for your family and friends, and in the evening you have to taste some food from the romanian traditional cuisine and drink a cup of mulled wine.

The atmosphere is particularly special at night, a 20-meter-high natural fir tree lavishly lit, dozens of smaller fir trees, glittery stars and virtual snowflakes projected on the fronts of the surrounding buildings under a huge dome of overhanging lights will create until January 3 the magic of winter holidays in Sibiu. 

 

If you feel like you would like to experience Sibiu Chrismas Market this year, we prepared for you a City Break Offer. You can find more details about it at the following link: https://www.carpathian-travel-center.com/en/offers/christmas-market-city-break-sibiu_70/

Sibiu Christmas Market (15.11.2019 – 03.01.2020 ) is open daily from 10am – 10pm. Admission is free.

 




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