Christmas market under German railway viaduct draws visitors

Summarised from Edinburgh Live's report · Updated 24 Oct, 09:20 · Archive

A Christmas market nestled beneath a railway viaduct in Germany's Black Forest draws attention for its fairy-tale setting.

Edinburgh Live reports that a Christmas market sits beneath a railway viaduct in the Black Forest Ravenna Gorge near Breitnau, Germany. The market has been described as one of Europe's most magical festive destinations and draws attention for its distinctive fairy-tale setting.

The market features twinkling lights, wooden stalls, traditional German food and mulled wine, all set beneath a spectacular railway bridge towering above. Edinburgh Live notes that the market is more compact than other major city markets, though those seeking a distinctive festive atmosphere may find it appealing. The outlet describes the location as being just two hours away from Edinburgh.

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• Christmas market 'tucked away' in secret location is 2 hours away from EdinburghA Christmas market sits beneath a railway viaduct in a forest and is considered one of Europe's most magical festive markets. The best part is, it's just two hours away from EdinburghEdinburgh Live · 24 Oct, 06:09

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