Christmas market trips from Orlando

Mulled wine, lights and wooden stalls: Europe's best Christmas markets, with fares from Orlando for the first and second weekends of December, when every one of them is open.

Saved round trips for First weekend of December (Dec 3 – Dec 7, 2026) and Second weekend of December (Dec 10 – Dec 14, 2026).

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Vienna (VIE)Vienna's market in front of City Hall, and a dozen more across the city$870 (airline $918)Dec 3–7, 2026Check prices
Nuremberg (NUE)Nuremberg's Christkindlesmarkt, Germany's most famous Christmas market$899 (airline $947)Dec 10–14, 2026Check prices
Strasbourg (SXB)Strasbourg, the self-styled Capital of Christmas, with one of Europe's oldest markets$837 (airline $882)Dec 3–7, 2026Check prices
Munich (MUC)Munich's Christkindlmarkt on Marienplatz, an hour by train from Nuremberg's famous market$578 (airline $610)Dec 10–14, 2026Check prices
Prague (PRG)Prague's Old Town Square market, open into early January$787 (airline $831)Dec 3–7, 2026Check prices
Cologne (CGN)Cologne's markets beside the cathedral, among Germany's busiest$891 (airline $940)Dec 3–7, 2026Check prices
Berlin (BER)Berlin's dozens of markets, from Gendarmenmarkt to Charlottenburg Palace$578 (airline $610)Dec 10–14, 2026Check prices
Frankfurt (FRA)Frankfurt's Römerberg market and an easy base for the Rhine Valley's markets$578 (airline $610)Dec 3–7, 2026Check prices
Budapest (BUD)Budapest's Vörösmarty Square market and the lit-up St. Stephen's Basilica$890 (airline $939)Dec 3–7, 2026Check prices
Copenhagen (CPH)Tivoli Gardens at Christmas and the stalls along Nyhavn$567 (airline $598)Dec 10–14, 2026Check prices
Zurich (ZRH)Zurich's indoor market in the main station and its Christmas trams$588 (airline $620)Dec 3–7, 2026Check prices
Basel, Switzerland/Mulhouse (BSL)Basel's markets on Barfüsserplatz and Münsterplatz, among Switzerland's prettiest$785 (airline $827)Dec 10–14, 2026Check prices
Tallinn (TLL)Tallinn's medieval Town Hall Square market$836 (airline $880)Dec 3–7, 2026Check prices
Brussels (BRU)Brussels' Winter Wonders, with the Grand-Place light show and an ice rink$713 (airline $753)Dec 3–7, 2026Check prices
Edinburgh (EDI)Edinburgh's market in Princes Street Gardens, then Hogmanay for New Year$986 (airline $1,042)Dec 10–14, 2026Check prices

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About these places

Most markets open in late November and close around Christmas; a few run into January. Check each market's dates before you book.

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