Wednesday, 7 December 2011

The German Christmas Market

Open until the 22nd December, the German Christmas markets are brilliant for tradtional crafts, Christmas gifts and festive food. With sellers specialising in either German products or home grown Bristol creations, there is something beautiful on every stall.


The market is spread between The Podium, Broadmead East and Merchant Street South in Bristol's city centre, so are near or in front of other shops and shopping malls like Cabot Circus. Alongside Christmas shopping, it's also a great time to get into the festive spirit and meet up with friends, colleagues and family in Bristol. social-i recommends taking a camera, as some stalls are beautifully unusual and colourful.


With bratwurst for those looking to try German sausage and waffles, apple rings, authentic gingerbread and roasted peanuts (to name just a few stalls!) for vegetarians, everyone can have a taste of German cuisine. Bristol-based stalls selling fine cheeses to cute cupcakes give ample oppurtunity to sample local buisnesses, some of which are new to the scene. With a giant advent calendar that children will love, bus routes nearby and a wheelchair freindly layout, the German markets make everyone welcome.

1 comment:

  1. I do like the atmosphere of the German market in Broadmead, and even though I found it little paradoxical to have a German market in the heart of Bristol, I enjoy a glass of mulled wine and roasted peanuts after my Christmas shopping:)

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