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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]People want it to be like a Hallmark movie, but that rarely rings true. [/quote]

Agreed. I’m the 18:41 poster who went this year. The only market that we went to that felt hallmarkish was this tiny town in Austria we visited only because I wanted to see a very specific thing (and no not Hallstatt). The rest of them, ugh.

Every other stand is a Gluhwein stand. And if it’s not a gluhwein stand, it’s a sausage stand. Lots of made in china stuff, but I did find some handmade items. You have to know what you’re looking for. Some of the true made in Germany stuff can easily be purchased at like a Homegoods (the German smokers and some of the wooden decorations and ornaments). You can get it cheaper at homegoods plus you don’t have to worry about getting it home.

The crowds are unbearable and I don’t mind crowds, but you literally could not move.

The weather is also really crummy….its a cold, wet mess. You likely will not get snow. In two weeks, the sun came out twice. [/quote]

Uh, gluhwein is amazing. What’s the problem here?[/quote]

gluhwein is fine and all, but when 75% of a christmas market is only gluhwein stains, its like what??[/quote]

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