Fairytale Christmas: Medieval Christkindlmarkt in Stadtschlaining!

Fairytale Christmas: Medieval Christkindlmarkt in Stadtschlaining!

Stadtschlaining, Österreich - The city of Stadthschlaining in Burgenland experienced a true rush of visitors at the 43rd medieval Christmas market on December 2, 2024. Between 2 p.m. and 7 p.m., hundreds of guests immersed in the enchanting atmosphere of the market, which stretched over the main square and the historic Friedensburg. The event converted the marketplace into a fairytale land in the Middle Ages, where young and old could enjoy an unforgettable advent experience, as

The visitors were able to discover craftsmanship and regional specialties, while a diverse children's program was offered that included tinkering, painting and pottery. The carriage rides through the picturesque city and the visit to St. Nicholas, who provided great joy among the disguised children, were particularly popular. In addition to traditional delicacies such as tea, mulled wine and punch, homemade pastries and regional delicacies should not be missing. The women of the Catholic Church prepared Frisch Langosteig, while egg liqueur was sold at a stand.

The Friedensburg as a cultural center

The Friedensburg, as a historical and cultural center of Stadtschlaining, not only offers an impressive framework for the Christkindlmarkt, but is also an important tourist attraction. According to Ab-in-den-urlaub , visitors can explore the almost fully preserved medieval buildings and learn more about the history of the region. The castle, surrounded by idyllic hills, offers information about local history that goes back to 1271.

For those who want to experience even more after the market stroll, the Schlaining Castle is also available for visits. Events, from art and music programs in summer to special celebrations in the historical ambience, can be attended here. The combination of medieval flair and modern comfort makes the castle an indispensable part of the Burgenland experience.

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