Medieval Christmas Market Neu-Ulm

Jugglers, fire, and mead: The Medieval Christmas Market in Neu-Ulm brings the Advent season to life. Between the Town Hall and Johannesplatz, rustic crafts, hearty treats, and music meet atmospheric city charm.

When the Medieval Christmas Market Neu-Ulm sets up its stalls, the city center transforms into an evocative scene from days gone by. In front of the Neu-Ulm Town Hall and on Johannesplatz Neu-Ulm, fire bowls crackle, market folk wear historical costumes, and fragrant scents fill the air.

Between crackling wood logs, mead, and mulled beer, enjoy warming treats – then and now – such as dragon sausage from the grill, traditional-style flamkuchen, and sweet snacks for in between. The traveling performers provide lively entertainment with juggling, music, and craft demonstrations. Especially popular is the world’s smallest Ferris wheel – pure carpentry work powered by muscle strength.

The market is also a firm Advent favorite for families: fairy tale readings, little performances, and the bustling activity delight visitors both young and old. Those wanting to take a bit of the Middle Ages home can find jewelry, leather goods, and handmade unique items at the stalls. The market thus combines heartfelt tradition with urban winter flair – right in the heart of Neu-Ulm and easily accessible on foot or by public transport.