there will be a German Christmas market with mulled wine, beer, sausages, music and more…

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Experience Christmas with a German touch! This December comes an out-of-the-ordinary Christmas plan that mixes the best of the most magical season of the year and a culture from another corner of the world; it is the incredible German Christmas market in CDMX that will have a lot of flavor, art and more.

Without leaving the city, this wonderful little market will make you feel as if you had traveled straight to the country of Europe at Christmas time. You won’t want to miss it because you will be able to experience German traditions at no cost.

When and where is the German Christmas market in CDMX?

Get ready to live a German Christmas experience with the spirit of these dates, lights, music, delicious food and more. The market will take place on December 13 in the courtyard of the Goethe-Institut Mexiko (Tonalá 43, Roma Norte, Cuauhtémoc) from 12:00 to 23:00 and admission will be free.

This fabulous event will combine the best of Christmas and German traditions during the holidays so you can get to know how this time of the year is lived in that corner of the world.

At the German Christmas market in CDMX you will find from the popular and iconic spiced mulled wine that is always present in Germany at this time of the year, magnificent beer and even exquisite German bakery.

There will also be delicious food typical of the country, such as Bratwurst (the classic German sausage) and even tasty vegetarian options.

Besides being able to give a good time to the palate, there will be music to set the mood for this fantastic Christmas plan; a talented Christmas choir will be at 4:00 pm, the German jazzman Tobias Meinhart with his sax at 6:00 pm and the spectacular DJ Enya Botello during the night to dance to the rhythm of electronic music.

This little market will not only immerse you in a lovely Christmas atmosphere, but will also take you to the best of Christmas in Germany. And so you don’t go without your tenderloin, this event is pet friendly, so go put on your ugly sweater.