If you can't get enough of the Christmas spirit, then pack your bags and head to Munich for the holidays. This guide will help you figure out which markets to visit.

Munich’s is the largest German Christmas market to be canceled as the events struggle to survive the country’s fourth virus surge.

Munich’s iconic Christmas market has been canceled for the second year in a row due to a significant rise in Covid-19 cases in Germany.

The best time to visit Munich is from March to May: the Christmas market crowds have long since departed, summer’s peak season hasn’t yet hit, spring blossoms bring color to the streets and ...

In the heart of Munich, Germany, stands a unique Christmas tree that captures the attention of both locals and tourists. This exceptional piece, crafted entirely in gold, not only symbolizes the ...

Whether it is a brief stopover or spending a day, the traditional German Christmas market at Munich Airport is well worth a visit.

This Christmas, I was lucky enough to visit the world-renowned Christkindlmarkt, held in Munich’s central square, offering a magical and eye opening experience. Munich’s Christmas markets have ...

Move over Munich, Cologne and Salzburg, the best-value Christmas market breaks are to be found in the Baltic states and as you move deeper into Central and Eastern Europe.

Ditch the mall, and make the journey to a Christmas market, where you can exchange crowded department stores for lovely wooden chalets and experience a down-to-earth holiday cheer.

Ditch the mall, and make the journey to a Christmas market, where you can exchange crowded department stores for lovely wooden chalets and experience a down-to-earth holiday cheer.