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11 years ago
Old-school key available at the tourist info.
65510 Idstein
Germany
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The Wiesbaden Sternschnuppen Weihnachtsmarkt is easily one of the best Christmas markets in all of…read moreHessen. What makes it especially unique is how it's spread throughout the city's central shopping area, giving the entire downtown a festive and magical atmosphere. There's an excellent variety of food stalls offering classic holiday favorites, along with plenty of booths selling gifts, decorations, and handmade items--perfect for Christmas shopping while you stroll. The layout makes it feel lively and spacious, and it's easy to wander from one beautifully decorated area to the next. Whether you're there for the food, the shopping, or just to soak in the holiday spirit, this market delivers on all fronts. A must-visit during the Christmas season in Wiesbaden!
Many options to the holiday festivities here in Wiesbaden. First market we stopped at had lots of…read morefood and beverage options and a huge ferris wheel! Second one has dozens of vendor booths, live performances on a stage. Fun for the kids during the day and bands for adults at night. Plus a merry-go-round, plenty of gluhwein options and sweet treats. Adult beverages come in a souvenir cup. If you don't want to keep it, return to the vendor for a €3 refund. Several stand-at tables are set up all around to eat and drink. Join a group if there is room. Some enclosed table areas can be rented by the hour. Germany has banned disposable take-away cups, so that is not an option. Over in Luisenplatz there is a train ride and smaller merry-go-round for the little ones plus a a forest of Christmas trees with paths that lead to child sized houses with child size workbenches, tables and chairs. Plus a Santa Clause mail box. At night it's all lit up. Magical. The marktplatz are blocked off with huge concrete barriers so vehicles cannot access the area with police posted for added security. Plenty of families, friend groups and couples are enjoying the festivities and doing some Christmas shopping.
Not the most stunning opera house neither outside or interior but well organized, efficient and of…read morecourse it helps that the public is German polite and gentile. It lacks the opulence and grandeur with it rationalistic architecture and stark somber even gray blue hues. Seats are old movie house quality and not spaced so that they stagger and you need to crane your neck or bob left and right to get a clear view of stage for the most part. We mistook the adjacent theater with the opera house so that could get confusing if you are running late as we were. The Rigoletto performance was fabulous and the performers and orchestra flawless.