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Culinary delights and handmade gifts
Stand plans
The Christmas city of Dortmund is a place full of magical experiences and an abundance of delicious food and handmade treasures. From traditional Christmas decorations to unique arts and crafts, there's something for every taste and need. The various culinary delicacies, such as mulled wine, roasted almonds, and bratwurst, lift the spirits and warm the body on cold winter days. The variety of sweet treats such as gingerbread, stollen, and chocolate will delight every sweet tooth. Here, you can find a special gift or something unique for yourself. Whether you're looking for handmade soaps, jewelry, or wooden toys, you'll find it all in a cozy atmosphere. A trip to the Christmas market is truly an unforgettable experience and a great way to get into the magical Christmas spirit.
The world's largest Christmas tree, clearly visible from afar, marks the center of Hansaplatz. Around it, vendors and food stalls have set up shop, while to the south, on the steps, stand the Christmas village and the theater tent.
The city's old main square is home to popular restaurants, which have created space in their center for snack bars, delicatessens and retail stalls.
The fairytale forest is located on Reinoldikirchplatz at the Reinoldikirche church; from there the path leads to the old market.
Via Brauhausstraße heading east you will reach Kleppingstraße, where the Christmas market runs from the sparkling alley of lights down to Willy-Brandt-Platz.
Via Brauhausstraße heading east you will reach Kleppingstraße, where the Christmas market runs from the sparkling alley of lights down to Willy-Brandt-Platz.
The route leads west along Kampstraße, past light sculptures, to Netanya Square with its 16-meter-high Christmas pyramid.
Behind St. Reinold's Church, the large Ferris wheel dominates Leeds Square. The artisans' quarter is also located there, where, among other things, the Hohenstein Kasper puppet greets children in a historic house.
The route leads west along Kampstraße, past light sculptures, to Netanya Square with its 16-meter-high Christmas pyramid.
The Christmas market ends here near St. Peter's Church, with food and merchandise stalls on both sides of the church. Only here can you sample the special Christmas market beer from the Hövels brewery!
Turning right off Kampstraße, you'll find Katharinenstraße with its illuminated Katharinentor gate. It welcomes visitors arriving from the main train station and beginning their journey through the Christmas city. No matter which route you choose – discover the diversity of the Christmas city!
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Winter outerwear
Kunsthandwerk & Geschenkartikel
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Snack hot dog & sweet potato fries
Speisen, vegetarisches, vegan
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Decorative lamps
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Sawing and turning
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3-D wooden puzzles & nostalgic metal signs
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Silver mine, rings
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Jewelry sets
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Original Moravian Stars
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Belgian chocolate specialties
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Spices and herbs
Kunsthandwerk & Geschenkartikel
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potato pancakes
Speisen, vegetarisches
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Bar "Hansatreff"
Getränke, Glühwein
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Candles & accessories, paper stars
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Baked potatoes & potato products
Speisen, vegetarisches, vegan
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Dried fruits and natural nuts
Kunsthandwerk & Geschenkartikel, vegetarisches
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pizza rolls
Speisen, vegetarisches
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Baskets, wooden goods, lambskins & shoes
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Information stand Übersee/Chiemgau
Getränke
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Trout+eels+venison sausage
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Fish specialties
Speisen, vegetarisches
FAQs
There are over 250 stalls spread across 10 squares in the city center – from food and drinks to handicrafts and gifts.
The large Christmas tree stands on Hansaplatz, right in the heart of the Christmas city.
Food & drink, confectionery, handicrafts, gifts and children's attractions.
Yes, many stalls are marked with symbols for vegetarian, vegan or gluten-free.
