The Christmas market in Nuremberg is the most famous German Christmas market. It is called Christkindlesmarkt. Christkindlesmarkt means Christ child market. The picture above is the symbol of the Nuremberg Christkindlesmarkt. It looks like an angel but it is not an angel. It is the Christ child. It is the baby Jesus. You can see this symbol of the Nuremberg Christkindlesmarkt everywhere at the Nuremberg Christkindlesmarkt.
One of the most famous attractions of the Nuremberg Christmas market is the clock of Frauenkirche (Our Lady's Church).
Every day at noon the clock's chimes ring and the figures move around in an circle.
Another attraction of the Christmas market in Nuremberg is a ride in a horse-drawn carriage.
There were many beautiful crafts on sale at the Christmas market. One of the most interesting were the Christmas pyramids. The heat from the candles rises up and makes the propeller spin and the propeller spinning makes the figures below spin too.
There were also hand-made Christmas tree ornaments and Christmas wreathes for sale.
The Nuremberg Christmas market was very beautiful at night.
After the Christmas market closed at two o'clock on Christmas Eve I went to Nuremberg Castle. The view from the castle is great!
This is Albrecht Durer House. Durer was a famous artist who lived in Nuremberg.
This is a statue of Durer
I was really tired after walking all over Nuremberg on Christmas Eve. Fortunately, the hotel I stayed in was very comfortable. The pillow and the quilt were the best! Filled with Canada Goose down. Warm and Cozy!!!
Early Christmas Day I went back to Frankfurt.
I noticed just now - many months later - that you commented on my blog in Austria. It was actually a wonderful experience because the teachers I worked with gave me so much autonomy, and in many cases, I really felt like I was actually the one teaching. It was really a wonderful experience.
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