Here's What You Can Expect When You Visit a Christmas Market in Germany 🎄

Embark on a festive journey with me and my Canadian mom as we explore the enchanting world of Christmas Markets in Germany! 🎄✨

We're going to show you what you can expect when you visit a Christmas Market in Germany while taking you through the sights, sounds, and delights of these iconic markets.

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01:31 - What to Expect Shopping
02:04 - Things to Do at the Christmas Market
02:51 - Video Sponsor
04:59 - Christmas Market Drinks
07:00 - TIPS YOU SHOULD KNOW
08:58 - Christmas Market Food
12:31 - Sorry... but...
14:17 - Life Hack from my mom

[Opa_Andre]

One additional tip regarding those Glühwein mugs if you see one with a nice design and plan to keep it as souvenir. Usually after returning them to get your deposit back, they will be cleaned and later reused for the next customer which means over time they might get cratches etc in their surface. So if you see one with a good design and you want to take it with you, please let the store owner / seller know when buying your Glühwein. Usually he will then get a really new one and fill it up for you, which doesn't have any marks, scratches etc. of previous usage.

[kerstinweber-blank]

Deine Mama hat definitiv Pfand-System verstanden! Good job!!! 🎉😊 euch ein schönes Weihnachtsfest und danke für das tolle Video

[flamedealership]

Christmas Market on a weekend? VERY amibtious, Jenna😉💛. You'd best bring your own snowplough to cut through the crowd...
And look at your mom: ceases the day by making money on very expensive grounds. I'm so looking forward to seeing more of her in your next video!😁💛💛
Merry Christmas to you and your family, dear Jenna...🎄😎💛💛

[arnodobler]

Ich wünsche dir und deiner Familie Mama schöne Weihnachten 🎄☃️

[joannunemaker]

You sound much better. I'm glad. The Christmas market is beautiful! Have a wonderful time with your mom.😊❤

[sisuguillam]

Why did you have to mention the Weihnachtsgans... now I have to have a little nostalgic sniffle!
And the nutcracker is so cute!

[sisuguillam]

Jetzt bin ich wirklich gespannt, wie es Ihr gefallen hat! Besonders die gebrannten Mandeln!

[ralfmelchert]

Feuerzangenbowle is not a specialty from Düsseldorf.You can get it on other markets too.There is a famous movie called like that from the 1940s with Heinz Rühmann.Well, famous in germany.

[hans-dieternichau]

❤ Dankeschön für dieses Video es hat mir wie alle anderen sehr gut gefallen!😊Ich wünschte deine Mutter würde hier in Deutschland bleiben sie passt gut zu uns! ❤ Ich hoffe es geht dem Bein wieder besser ☘️☘️☘️viel Glück dazu! Immer wenn von euch jemand in den Urlaub fährt passiert irgendwie ein Unglück, erst dein Mann und nun deine Mutter, also immer schön aufpassen ! Noch eine schöne Vorweihnachtszeit und liebe Grüße 🎅🎅🎅☃️🌲🌲

[yvonneschonberger]

The Tip in the Washroom is for the Cleaning Person 😊

[V-eq]

6:40 Tarte is French. So the "e" is not pronounced. The correct way ito do it is "tart" with a pronounced "t". Because of the "e" following it. It means "Torte" in German where we pronounce the "e" again.

[MichaelBurggraf-gmvl]

If you think that this Christmas market is crowded I've actually seen significantly more crowded ones. Nürnberg for example.
A quite typical treat on Christmas markets and fair grounds is "Magenbrot" (literally stomach bread).
It's ginger bread sold in pieces of about the size of a small matchbox which are covered by glacing of sugar and spices (mainly cinnamon).
Thank you for that nice and funny video, Jenna !

[stormchaser]

My yearly tradition as an American is now commencing. Its 2024 and its time for me to start marathon watching German Christmas Market videos. Yes...marathon watching. No other country has quite the quality of Christmas markets as Germany. My goal is getting a passport in 2025 and flying to Germany on December 2, 2026 and by December 3 standing in the shadow of the Cologne Cathedral in the market. 😂

[rairei]

Christmas Markets are nice but if crowded than more like a American Football challenge ...with nice options for food and drinks 🙂

[KeesBoons]

Be sure your mom returns home in time. If she stays too long, she might soon be more German than you are :o). Enjoy the Holidays and a wonderful 2024.

[Deliciousfoodofficer]

Feuerzangenbowle is a german Thing overall :)

[eisikater]

I really liked christmas markets until I once worked at one when I was a student. Really, you hear christmas songs all day, every day. After a while it's like torture, you start counting the days until it will be over, and every morning you curse yourself about that bad job decision of yours. However, it was well-paid for a student job, and we got Glühwein and hot chocolate for free from our friendly neighbors.

[ZacharyBukowski-bi]

I'm going to block you keep up your mouths how dare you at the Rockefeller centers Christmas tree lightings before a nasty words out of your mouths