There are 6 different Christmas markets in and around Innsbruck, Austria. The 3 main Christmas markets are :-
The Family Christmas Market at Marktplatz - (Pictured) Children will adore the nostalgic carousel, friendly ponies and puppet theatre, and there are more than 60 stalls where adults can discover alternative handicraft and traditional delicacies. The eye-catcher at the centre of this market is the 14 metre-high Swarovski crystal tree covered with thousands of glittering gems. Open daily between 15th November 2016 - 23rd December 2016 11am - 9pm trading until 8.30pm.

Old Town Christmas Market - The city’s most traditional Christmas market, surrounded by medieval houses in Innsbruck’s Old Town. Beneath the Christmas tree there are rows of 70 rustic Christmas stalls with a range of Christmas ornaments, handicrafts and other winter treats. Open daily between 15th November 2016 - 23rd December 2016 11am - 9pm trading until 8pm.

Christmas Market Maria-Theresien Straße - Innsbruck`s main shopping street will once again dazzle visitors with a cornucopia of lights, glass and crystal - an avenue of glittering illuminated trees, with modern lighting design and vivid mountain crystal, giving this Christmas market a very special flair. At the 30 stalls you will find an exciting array of international Christmas products and all manner of delicious treats. Open daily between 15th November 2016 - 23rd December 2016 11am - 9pm trading until 8pm. This market is also open after New Year until 6 January 2017.

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