Nuremberg Christmas Market: Market of the Sister Cities

Nuremberg's Christmas Market of Sister Cities

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Nuremberg's Christmas Market of Sister Cities

Since the Middle Ages, Nuremberg has been well-known for its internationality: Craftsmen and artists from all over the world settled the city and Nuremberg merchants sold their products throughout Europe.

Sister Cities’ Market - San Carlos and Atlanta come together

Pearls and silver jewelry from China, nesting dolls from Kharkiv, honey cookies from Kavala and enamel goods from Limousin: The market of the Nuremberg Sister Cities and Regions offers an abundance of typical, often difficult to find specialties.

Sister Cities’ Market - Bringing the World Together

Behind his fogged-up glasses, Vitali Liberov’s eyes shine when he talks about his products. And Sotos Xognos can tell you volumes about the friendship between Greeks and Germans, the Aegean Sea and olives and honey. “Smell this soap. Mmmm, lavender …” says Katia Laisney, “And the onion soup – It’s so fantastically French”. The aroma of Spanish Christmas “Mantedacos” mingles with Nicaraguan coffee before the scent of Rumanian “Tuică” plum brandy wafts over.