Christmas market

However almost every small town has its own Christmas market.

The single was released in late 1991 for the Christmas market.

Christmas markets in east and central Europe have been around for centuries.

"We weren't able to get all the bugs out for the Christmas market.

It was a busy day with many shoppers in the nearby Christmas market.

Membership is open to those who intend to grow or are growing trees for the Christmas market.

The square also hosts 140 cabins for the Christmas market.

The event now includes a traditional funfair and Christmas market.

Is he thinking of the Christmas markets of his day; about how little things have changed, perhaps?

A number of special arrangements take place at the castle during the year, including a Christmas market, music concerts and car shows.

This venture had proven popular, and sold very well in the competitive Christmas market.

Webtv attracted attention when it became one of the hot products in the Christmas market.

They released their second album Everybody for the Christmas market in 2001.

The village is the setting for a Christmas market at the end of each November.

Every year, the village hosts a traditional Christmas market.

And if you can combine it with the Christmas Markets, all the better.

Christmas markets are to get you in the mood for Christmas.

It is considered one of the most famous Christmas markets throughout Europe.

It also hosts a Christmas market and sometimes an ice rink during holiday period.

But then this isn't a Christmas market with a funfair attached - it's the other way round.

Christmas market at the town hall (second weekend in Advent)

The town hosts a Christmas market over the last weekend in November.

Four Christmas markets are held around the city.

Since the 14th century, the city has been host to one of the largest Christmas markets in Germany.

The press started to produce unlimited editions aimed at the Christmas market, but these too failed in terms of commercial success.