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These authentically German Christmas traditions are a great way to celebrate the season as well as your family’s German heritage.

German Christmas markets have the kind of holiday spirit we’ve rarely experienced. These photos will make you want to book a ticket to Germany.

+ What? A street market associated with the celebration of Christmas during the four weeks of Advent. The history of Christmas Markets goes back to the Late Middle Ages in the German-speaking part …

A Traditional German Advent Wreath / Advents Kranz is a beautiful way to symbolize the coming of Christmas. There a many different styles to choose from.

From deciding which food to eat, to picking out the perfect souvenir to bring home, here are the top things you must do at a German Christmas Market!

The magical Market of Angels and fairy lights

Nuremberg is famous for how strict it is in what it allows to be sold at the main Christmas market itself. Only traditional gifts and foods…

Magenbrot is a soft, spicy, chocolate gingerbread bite, a German Christmas cookie that's surprisingly easy to make. You can find it at German Christmas markets and seasonal fairs - a festive and comforting taste of the season. (They work very well with gluten-free flour, too.) #magenbrot #Germangingerbread #Germanlebkuchen #GermanChristmascookies #Christmascookies