Christmas markets abound during the holidays in the Austrian capital, but the Rathausplatz Christkindlmarkt is the city's largest.

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5 of the Biggest Holiday Markets Around the World

Christmas markets abound during the holidays in the Austrian capital, but the Rathausplatz Christkindlmarkt is the city's largest.

Its location in front of Vienna's city hall makes it a central focus throughout the season, and there are nearly 100 vendor booths selling handicrafts and holiday treats. Dating back to the 18th century, the Rathausplatz market has steadily grown throughout the centuries to become one of the largest Christmas markets in the world. Holiday treats including chocolate-covered strawberries, German sausages, and handmade pastries are favorites among marketgoers. In 2023, an estimated 3.3 million people attended the market, and Vienna is anticipating even more visitors this year.

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