This is one of the smaller markets that you can find around many corners in Hamburg. It's pretty…read moreand next to a beautiful church and has the advantage of rarely getting crowded. You'll be able to just stroll around and properly look at all the stalls and of course you can enjoy mulled wine and the typical market foods. It's a great option if you're looking to avoid crowds and get an authentic small neighbourhood Christmas Market feel.

I only went here for a couple of minutes to walk across and check it out. The stalls are pretty…read moremuch the same as everywhere with mulled wine, fries, candy etc. The market is pretty small and kind of hidden, so if you're looking for a calmer christmas market, this one is a good option. I do think the layout is a bit weird and I almost think it's too calm... but if one is looking for that, this one is a good option.

OK, it's not Hamburg but it's still pretty good and a lot easier to get around.read more

I really nice Christmas market, just on my walk between home and work!…read moreAll the food and drink stalls you need: Gluehwein, Sausage rolls, deep fried potato, pork rolls, etc etc plus a couple of gift stalls. Not too busy, not too expensive. Possibly not worth a long journey to get to unless you also visit the main markets in the bigger squares, however its great for Afterwork drinks and a drinks and snack with friends.

A nice alternative to the bigger, more crowded Rathaus Weihnachtsmarkt. Good that it's surrounded…read moreby bars and restaurants too.

Small but good! This one's in a central area, so you'll most likely have to contend with crowds,…read morebut it's also close to the two largest markets which means the crowds stretch out a bit and it doesn't get too bad most nights. It also closes earlier than the larger markets. Definitely worth a visit, if you're touring different markets, this one is walking distance to the large Jungfernstieg and Rathaus ones. Pretty standard fare as far as stalls go, but it seems to focus on food and drink more than crafty wares. There is usually at least one carousel as well for the kiddies to enjoy.

Pretty good Christmas market, with all the stalls you need, located at one end of Jungfernstieg. As…read moremy wife described when asked, Cold, but very alcoholic, so we kept nice and warm!

The Christmas market, or Weihnachtsmarkt at the Rathaus in Hamburg is extremely impressive. Not…read morebecause of the copious quantities of gluhwein you can drink, or bratwurst to munch on... although they are great. No - this is the only christmas market I've seen so far to have an actual flying santa complete with reindeer and sleigh. Incredible...! Also - see my photos of the best ham sandwich you will ever eat in your life. I'm going back there for lunch every day.

We visited 4 destinations and were hoping for Christmas Markets in all of them (Hamburg, Bruges,…read moreRotterdam and Paris). Hamburg was by far the best. Doesn't look much when the cruise shuttle pulls up just opposite but the stalls are full of festive goodies and nice quality souvenirs, lots of hot chocolate, German mulled wine and hot dogs. All very reasonably priced for a festive attraction. The town hall was open too and was beautifully decorated and a great escape from the bitter cold for a short while. A lovely few hours spent here. Very much enjoyed. A great start to the Christmas holidays. Thanks Hamburg.