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When the first garlands light up at the foot of the Kappelturm belfry and the scent of mulled wine fills the cobbled lanes, Obernai is transformed into an enchanted Christmas village. Established since the 1990s in the historic centre of this medieval town, one of the most picturesque on the Alsace Wine Route, the Obernai Christmas Market has become one of the most authentic and beloved Christmas markets in Alsace.
Nicknamed "the gourmet market", it stands out for its dual gastronomic and craft identity. Around forty wooden chalets are spread across the various squares of the historic town centre, creating an enchanting trail between half-timbered houses, Renaissance fountains and medieval monuments. Just 25 km from Strasbourg, Obernai offers an intimate and authentic alternative, far from the crowds of the larger cities.
Beyond gastronomy, the Obernai Christmas Market is also a wonderful hunting ground for original and authentic Christmas gifts. Craftspeople offer unique creations: ceramics and Soufflenheim pottery, wooden Christmas decorations, jewellery, textiles, blown glassware, handmade toys and many other regional treasures.
The Obernai Christmas Market takes place every year from late November to late December on the various squares of Obernai's historic town centre. Admission is entirely free. Usual opening hours are 10am to 7pm on weekdays, extended to 8pm on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays. The market is generally closed on 25 December. For exact opening times and dates of the current edition, visit the Obernai Tourist Office website.
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