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Munich Christkindlmarkt 27 November – 24 December 2019 Munich Christkindlmarkt 27 November – 24 December 2019 with Nativity Market Dear Guests of the Münchner Christkindlmarkt (Munich Christmas market), When the many lights are illumi- nated on the large Christmas tree at Marienplatz square and the sweet scent of cloves and cinna- mon sweeps through the air, you know the Christmas season has fallen upon the good old city of Munich. The Munich Christmas market offers you the perfect op- portunity to wander, browse and shop in the heart of the city. This is the original Christmas market – and it’s steeped in tra- dition. If you’d like to discover Bavarian customs in the run-up to Christmas, you’ll find a whole world of possibilities at the Munich Christmas market. People of all ages can watch and get involved in lots of activities right up to Christmas Eve. My personal tips: take a half-hour break and listen to the daily live music from the town hall balcony, or sing along to carols beneath the Christmas tree. This grass roots event has beco- me a huge success. Come and admire the 300 participants in the traditional Krampus Run. It only happens at the Christmas market in Munich! Or take a look at the artisanal products on offer at Munich’s unique Nativity market. The market will be held at a new location this year by Alter Peter. The Christmas ”Himmelswerkstatt” workshop in the town hall is a great experience for children aged 6 to 12. This is where young visitors to the Christmas market can make Contents creative Christmas presents and confectionery. Carols Beneath the Christmas Tree* New Location 5 The Munich Christmas market is also a classic food market Kripperlmarkt (Nativity Market) New Location 6 with all sorts of Christmas gift ideas. Come and enjoy the Children’s Christmas Workshop* / 8 traditional sweets, treats and mulled wine. Nikolaus Zettl’s Puppet Theatre* 8 Star Trail 9 And there are easily a thousand more reasons to visit the Advent Music live from the Town Hall Balcony* 10 Munich Christmas market. Come and take a look – we look Christkindl Post Office / “Packerlbus” 12 forward to seeing you there! ChristkindlTram / Christkindlmarkt Guided Tours 13 St. Nicholas visits Munich’s Christmas market 14 Clemens Baumgärtner General Information 15 Department of Labour and Economic Affairs Market Plan On the reverse * With the kind support of the market traders at Munich’s Christkindlmarkt 2 3 Munich Christkindlmarkt – 1 Songs Beneath the Christmas Tree New Location “The Original“ Munich’s Christkindlmarkt is the oldest Christmas Come and sing along! market in the city. The Christkindlmarkt is thought to have originated from the Right in the middle of the hustle and bustle, famous musi- so-called “St. Nicholas Markets” in the 14th century. The first cians like Traudi Siferlinger, Monika Drasch and Johann official records of the “Nikolaidult” fair by the “Schöner Turm” Zeller on the accordion will invite visitors to sing along to tower on Kaufingerstrasse date back to the year 1642. Christmas carols and songs. The St. Nicholas Markets were renamed the “Christmarkt” There will be special services for people with a handicap, (“Christ Markets”) in 1806 as part of the Enlightenment and, such as wheelchair-friendly access, texts in large print and after changing its location on several occasions, found its braille, sign language translation and induction loop systems permanent place as the “Christkindlmarkt” at the heart of for the hard of hearing. Assistance dogs are allowed. Munich in 1972. Meeting point: St. Peter‘s Church, Rindermarkt 1, by the When the 30-metre-high Christmas tree is shining in all its Nativity market, free entry, no advance booking required, glory with 2500 candles, the scent of mulled wine fills the air free song books and the angel hair is shimmering, a pre-Christmas magic fills On Thursdays 28 November, 5 December, 12 December the good old city of Munich. and 19 December, 4.30 pm; duration: around 30 mins each In collaboration with the Culture Department of the City of Munich – Popular Culture www.muenchen.de/volkskultur www.facebook.com/kulturreferatvolkskultur 4 5 hands and feet carved in wood and painted, body made 2 Nativity Market New Location of movable material). Figures can also be customised with other clothing, wool sheep and hand-made “Marolin” nativity figures (papier-mâché) from Thuringia At St. Peter‘s Church, just a few steps away from Marien - platz, you’ll find the “Kripperlmarkt”, which is arguably the • Large range of angels, e.g. cherubs, angel heads, stan- largest nativity market in Germany. You’ll find everything ding angels and Gloria angels you need here to make a real nativity scene, such as the • Wooden figures like Madonnas, patron saints, holy and lantern for the stable, the chaff for the ox and donkey, and profane figures, crucifixes and annual figures for collectors’ the gifts brought by the Three Kings. nativity sets Nativity scenes have a long tradition in Munich. The first • Nativity accessories like fountains, campfires, piles of independent Kripperlmarkt took place in 1757 from the 1st wood, miniature containers made of metal, wood or clay, Advent to Epiphany. sheep wagons, rakes, pitchforks and other farming tools – also made by hand The Stalls • Electronic items for nativity sets (lanterns, plugs, wires, The Kripperlmarkt has 12 stalls dedicated exclusively to bulbs and transformers) and spare parts – nativity lighting mangers, nativity figures and accessories. Almost every mar- also suitable for the USA ket stand has a different range of products on offer, from the large oriental show-piece nativity set to the Alpine mini version. • Decorations made of natural materials like moss, lichen, bark, straw, hay, sand, etc. Special products Service • Hand-made nativity sets manufactured according to ancient family traditions and designs in alpine, Bavarian • Repairs, restorations and products tailored to customer and oriental styles requests • A wide range of mangers, e.g. Oriental mangers, Artis • Advice is partially offered in other languages (EN, FR, ES, IT) mangers, fir wood mangers (or as pine wood), Kostner mangers, Grödner mangers, famous collectors’ sets, hand-carved and painted pine wood mangers Munich Nativity Trail • Nativity figures and other products made of maple, oak, 27 November 2019 – 2 February 2020 lime or pine wood by selected carvers from Val Gardena Walk to the various nativity scenes on display in the in South Tyrol. Oriental or alpine/Bavarian style. Nativity churches around the city centre figures dressed in fabric or coated and painted (heads, www.muenchner-krippenfreunde.de 6 7 3 Children’s Christmas Workshop 5 “Star Trail” on Sendlinger Strasse Wonderful arts and crafts for the festive season: Children Twinkling stars line the new “Sternenweg” star trail along aged 6-12 can roll their own candles, design Christmas cards Sendlinger Strasse from Ruffinihaus to Dultstrasse. and enjoy lots more activities at the “Himmelswerkstatt” in the town hall. Sparkling robes and little wings are available to There are lots of lovely things to discover: find nostalgic offer guests an angelic disguise. Christmas tree decorations and carvings from the Ore Mountains, enjoy home-made jams, dips and liqueurs, Meeting point: Front gate of the town hall by the Fisch - discover French honey nougat in many different flavours, brunnen fountain. The “Himmelswerkstatt” will take and design your own gingerbread and chocolate bars. place in the Ratstrinkstube (restaurant) in the town hall. The Old Munich delicacies are organic (and even vegan) 28 November – 14 December 2019; starting every day at and taste great all day – not just during at lunch time. 2.30 pm and 4.30 pm; duration: around 1.5 hours each You can also relax after work with a mulled wine or spicy (please arrive on time!) brandy punch. In collaboration with the Kindermuseum München (Munich Children’s Museum) www.kindermuseum-muenchen.de 2 Nikolaus Zettl’s Puppet Theatre 4 Nikolaus Zettl’s Puppet Theatre “Kasperle” is coming to Munich’s Christkindlmarkt! Puppe- “Kasperle” is coming to Munich’s Christkindlmarkt! Puppe- teer Nikolaus Zettl will captivate children and adults with teer Nikolaus Zettl will captivate children and adults with imaginative stories in his theatrical world. imaginative stories in his theatrical world. Meeting point: Passageway to the town hall courtyard Meeting point: Passageway to the town hall courtyard (Prunkhof), Weinstrasse entrance. (Prunkhof), Weinstraße entrance. On Sundays 1, 8, 15 and 22 December 2019; On Sundays 01.12., 08.12., 15.12 and 22.12.2019; 4 pm and 3 pm; duration: around 20 mins each 4 pm and 3 pm; duration: around 20 mins each 8 9 6 Advent music live from the town hall balcony Opening on Wednesday 27 November at 5 pm Daily at 5.30 pm, on 24 December at 12 pm, after the “Glockenspiel” Bavarian folk music, wind players, singers and choirs tune in to the Christmas spirit. Wednesday 27 November Wednesday 4 December Thursday 12 December Thursday 19 December Adi Stahuber mit seiner Sendlinger Weisenbläser Bläserenemble der Städt. Sing- Unterdarchinger Bläser Isartaler Blasmusik Perlacher Dreigesang und Musikschule München Valleyer Viergsang Blaskapelle aus dem Landkreis Michaelichor Perlach Poinger Dreigesang Munich International Choral Freyung-Grafenau Kinderchor der Städt. Sing- und Society Ansprachen von Münchens Ober- Thursday 5 December Musikschule München bürgermeister Dieter Reiter und Gasteiger Klarinettentrio Friday 20 December Friday 13 December und Landrat Sebastian Gruber aus Föchinger Zwoagsang Neurieder
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