Visited during the 2023 Christmas market and enjoyed walking around all the stalls to find good…read morefood and try my first gluhwein. Met some lovely locals and enjoyed the most delicious stollen (German fruit cake) too. This Christmas market is the oldest in Dresden and is just a few blocks away from the train station and bus terminal. It's also located in a shopping center so plenty of shopping options.

In A Nutshell: -If…read moreyou are looking for special place to spend Christmas, Germany's small town of Dresden offers up one special Christmas Market. -In a country full of bright Christmas Market's, going to Germany's oldest one in Dresden is worth it. -Here you'll find a ton of yummy comfort foods, brushes that are designed to clean any crevice on anything, delish hot wines & just an overall festive atmosphere. Overall, you'll really enjoy the Striezelmarkt Dresden. It has everything you need to celebrate Christmas in fairy tale fashion!

This is a great Winter Market with tons of eating and drinking options. I know it's seasonal, but…read moreI'm loving it. Great, friendly, open and festive. This was a great stop and my 2nd, first was last night

The only Christmas Market that we encountered that charges an entrance fee. This is a medieval…read morethemed market... themed in that the people are dressed in medieval costumes, but the stalls sell the same stuff and have the same food. Not worth the entrance fee.

Who doesn't like a Christmas markt with a theme, and you know what is the best part of it? The…read morethem is medieval. How great! I personal habe been to serval medieval festivals in different cities, so far I have really great experience with then, I enjoyed the fest really much. So it didn't take me long to decided to visit this place, as soon as I discovered this place. Well, visitors do need to pay for the entrance, that's quite common in Germany through. the price is alright, i didn't feel like it was rip off or something. As we were here, it got music, food and some cool gear around. I found the place really interested. I even saw a bath there, which mean whoever go there, has to take a bath in front of other visitors. The idea was kinda funny. I also saw some training area for bows and swords. That's could be fun. We also tasted some nice medieval street food, quite nice. But it was quite pity, the Christmas market wasn't really big, it didn't take much time to walk around the whole place. Well, although the market wasn't as big as others in Dresden, it was nice to visit one like this. For the medieval fans, that could be some cool place to visit.