
A German Christmas Story: Nuremberg, Rothenburg & Frankfurt
7 Nights: Three completely different reasons to love a German Christmas without having to choose. Train travel gets the Christmas spirit in.
Why this package? Rothenburg looks like a Christmas card year-round, Nuremberg has the original market, Frankfurt gets you home easily.

Day By Day Itinerary
Seven nights across three very different sides of a German Christmas, connected by train: Nuremberg's original Christkindlesmarkt, Rothenburg's medieval walls that look like a Christmas card year-round, and Frankfurt's Römerberg market before flying home. No car needed, hotels are central at every stop.

- Day 1Arrival in Nuremberg
- Day 2Nuremberg's Old Town
Make It Truly Yours
Why We Love This Deal

Some German towns decorate for Christmas. Rothenburg ob der Tauber doesn't need to, it already looks like a Christmas card the other eleven months of the year.
Three nights start in Nuremberg, at the Christkindlesmarkt, the original German Christmas market, dating back to the 1600s and set on the Hauptmarkt in front of the Frauenkirche. From there, a train leads to Rothenburg, a walled medieval town where the Reiterlesmarkt fills half-timbered streets, and the Käthe Wohlfahrt Christmas Village, one of the largest Christmas shops in Germany, stays open the other eleven months for exactly this reason. Two nights here are enough to walk the town walls, wander the market stalls, and see why photographers return every December.
The trip closes in Frankfurt, with two more nights at the Römerberg Christmas market, one of Germany's oldest, before an easy flight home.
The original market, the storybook town, the easy way home.
Trip Code: 12802













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