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It will be opened in front of the City Hall until 26th December
Some cities just look better covered in snow, and Vienna (which ranks high on the list of best cities in the world) - is one of them. The Christmas markets in Vienna truly are an age-old tradition. The city's Viennese Christmas Market, which takes place in front of City Hall and has everything from reindeer rides to an ice rink for skating and curling, is as classic as it gets.
The Viennese Dream Christmas Market is an unforgettable highlight for those eager to get into the spirit of the season. The unique backdrop gives this market a charm of its own, and the delicious aromas are sure to lull all visitors into the seasonal joy. Inside the City Hall on the ground floor there is an area dedicated to children, where they can learn how to make Christmas cookies or candles. You can also listen to international choirs singing carols with free entrance on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays. The Christmas Market it will be opened until 26th December.
Source: Vienna Municipality
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