Christmas Avenue

Christmas market · Schoneberg ·

Christmas Avenue

Christmas market · Schoneberg ·

Inclusive queer Christmas market with diverse food, drink, entertainment

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Nollendorfpl., 10777 Berlin, Germany Get directions

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13 Best German Christmas Markets

"A city of holiday variety with more than 60 different markets, ranging from large, tourist-focused hubs to atmospheric Old Berlin-style alleys. Highlights include shopping along Kurfürstendamm and Breitscheidplatz, a Ferris wheel and ice rink at the City Hall market, and many markets that open in November—with some staying open past Christmas into the new year—so visitors can experience a different market almost every day." - Skye Sherman Skye Sherman Skye Sherman is a travel writer based in West Palm Beach, Florida. Aside from traveling, she's also a pilot, scuba diver, bookworm, and fourth-generation Floridian. Her work has appeared in Travel + Leisure, USA Today, Palm Beach Illustrated, Atlas Obscura, and more. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines

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Alexander D.

Google

Mind that – I am not regularly a Christmas Market person, but this one is has a sort of ambience around it – not too crowded and aimed at adults rather than kids. Also, check the pizza place out – we tried the truffle pizza and the goat cheese pizza, and both were truly delicious. Also no entry fee and free lavatories.

Brian

Google

The bar and ambiance at this Christmas Market were sublime. Excellent hot drinks and a place to buy LGBTQ+ Christmas gifts, and the entire atmosphere was friendly and welcoming. Also in a great location under the U-Bahn but hope the market grows even bigger next year.

Zack H.

Google

Fantastic, Inclusive, addition to the traditional Christmas Markets, especially for the LGBTQ+ community. With food, drink and entertainment on offer it's a great accompaniment to festivities with the addition of some 'unusual' gifts for sale, might be perfect for that special someone. Only downside is the size, as it is limited to a smaller area there isn't a huge amount of stalls but a nice place to try some Gluhwein and listen to live performances.

Doğa

Google

In the heart of Berlin’s queer neighboorhood, Nollendorfplatz, Christmas Avenue offers a vibrant and inclusive Christmas market. This was the second year I’ve been to here and it’s always fun and welcoming. There is a mix of quirky and traditional stalls selling holiday gifts, and delicious Christmas treats such as Glühwein) and sausages. The atmosphere is lively, with live performances, DJs, or drag shows depending on the day you’re visiting.

Marie H

Google

Super cute, colourful and special Christmas Market with cool new brands. Perfect too find some artsy xmas-presents. I love the sparkling and shiny vibe there. I guess I never saw pink "glüwein" ever before! I really enjoyed it. Also the community is super friendly and the music was awesome.

Gustavo P.

Google

We all know that crises exist but quality of the Glühwein was so terrible that I almost got sick. And 5,50 for 200ml??? You guys are crazy!

Annika H

Google

We went to the Christmas Avenue on a Sunday and really enjoyed ourself. Entry and covid check went well. The round trip seemed quite short and food was out at most of the food trucks (we went there at 7pm), which was quite unfortunate.

Aerial A

Google

Easily the coolest market in Berlin! Very LGBTQ and I loved every bit of it!

Natalye R.

Yelp

Christmas Avenue (which is a LGBTIQ* Christmas market) is not a huge Christmas market. In fact, it's rather small. But as opposed to rows and rows of the same five variations of booths, this spot has a variety of food and drink selections and it's not difficult to navigate. The decoration consists of lots of tinsel and glitter and everything that's bright, shiny, and sparkly. There's a stage at the end of it where there are performers every evening, there's a little area to play ice stock sport (Bavarian curling), there's a room for hanging out and enjoying your drinks while getting shelter from the weather, and everyone is friendly. Don't come here expecting to spend a lot of time, but if you're near Nollendorfplatz and looking for a smaller and bit more offbeat Christmas market, check it out.

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Christmas Avenue

Alexander D.

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Brian

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Zack H.

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Doğa

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Marie H

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Gustavo P.

Google

We all know that crises exist but quality of the Glühwein was so terrible that I almost got sick. And 5,50 for 200ml??? You guys are crazy!

Annika H

Google

Aerial A

Google

Easily the coolest market in Berlin! Very LGBTQ and I loved every bit of it!

Natalye R.

Yelp

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