Christmas magic in Reutlingen: Diversity despite rain and fewer stands!

Christmas magic in Reutlingen: Diversity despite rain and fewer stands!

Last Sunday, December 9, 2024, the partial towns of Reutlingen experienced a hustle and bustle on their Christmas markets, despite the rainy weather. In Betzingen, where the Christmas market took place at a new location at the tithe shower, the number of stands rose to 27th Friedemann Rupp, who accompanied the event, enjoyed the good atmosphere on the market, which offered a large number of handmade products and seasonal dishes. In particular, the creative selection of drinks, from glow beer to punch, caused enthusiasm, even though the visitors were repeatedly surprised by rain, the GEA.

Christmas markets and their flair

Also in Sondelfingen, where Claudia König and Margret Bühler organized the Christmas market, 14 stands crowded around the construction site building. Despite the restrictions, there was a wide range of treats and manual products. The musical accompaniment by the trombone choir and the Württemberg Philharmonic gave the event a special shine, as Norbert Leister emphasized.

In Rommelsbach, the Christmas market with 26 stands attracted numerous guests, who besides culinary delights also acquired handmade decorations. The notoriously wet weather could not dampen the good mood and the warm fun of the visitors. Despite fewer stands, there were also numerous delicacies and a Christmas tree sale on the premises of TSG Reutlingen, which made the event a social meeting point for the members of the sports community, Leister reported.

These lively Christmas markets not only show the variety of local products, but also the unbroken community spirit, which comes into its own even in rainy weather. The visits are a welcome change in the run -up to Christmas and allow people to enjoy the festival in a festive atmosphere.

As the GEA reported , the market festivals were very well received despite the weather. The upcoming introduction of the 49-euro ticket was also particularly mentioned, which will make it easier to visit the markets, such as Norbert Leister noted .