In the old fishing village, Dragør, you can experience one of Denmark's cosy Christmas markets and go on a treasure hunt in the old town's narrow streets and alleys.m

Christmas in Dragør originates from a Danish Christmas tv-series where the Christmas market played a role in the Christmas tv-series.

Christmas in Dragør makes a lot of effort to preserve the authentic atmosphere from the tv-series, and you will find the same 13 original stalls that appeared in the Christmas calendar.

Visit Flid’s Christmas Fair on December 12, 13 and 14 at Nørrebrohallen where artists, designers and artisans sell their art, sustainable design and crafts made by hand. You can meet the creatives in cosy informal surroundings, be inspired by aesthetics, see the latest Scandinavian trends and have a glass of gløgg.

The farm buildings and the outdoor areas will be full of vendors selling a variety of Christmas gifts and decorations, Christmas trees, food trucks, local products and arts and crafts.

HAND PICKED ART CRAFTS 
Shop that very special Christmas gift or beautiful, handmade decoration. The stalls are filled with Danish artisans and local producers - both up-coming and more established. Here you will find ceramics, glass, handmade Christmas decorations, textiles, jewellery, body care and much more.

OUTDOOR FOOD STALLS
The Christmas café serves Christmas delicacies that can be washed down with freshly tapped monastery beer. The outdoor food stalls serve quick "grab & go" - and hot drinks and sweets.

Nestled in the picturesque Danish countryside just North of Copenhagen, The Open-Air Museum transforms into a festive village each December.

As you wander through beautifully decorated homes, you’ll find historic Danish Christmas decorations, and experience what Christmas was like 200 years ago. Enjoy the festive sounds of carols, Christmas theatre, and laughter on horse-drawn carriage rides. Stop by the Christmas shop to browse handcrafted gifts and savor seasonal delights like hot gløgg, roasted almonds, and æbleskiver.

Most people need cosiness and celebration when the winter weather sets in and darkness falls early. This is true today, it was true in the 19th century, where many of today's Christmas traditions come from, and it was true in the Viking Age. How the holiday was once celebrated by the Vikings of the past and the peasants of the rural period, and how Christmas has developed into what we know today, are some of what you can experience when Sagnlandet Lejre celebrates Christmas.

Unique Christmas gifts from selected design, art and craft exhibitors are presented in a raw and unconventional setting of stacked Euro pallets and neon orange Christmas trees.

The exhibitors are invited and handpicked based on submitted applications, and in the selection, there has been a focus on quality and originality.

The courtyard is filled with delicacies from market stalls. John's Hotdog Deli serves gourmet hotdogs, while Café Gammelgaard tempts with mulled wine and Christmas treats.

Visit the café and 45 stands in the old buildings ‘Brøndsalen’ and ‘Paradehuset – and outside in the beautiful garden where you will find decorations, arts & crafts.

Stroll through Tivoli Gardens, gaze at the glittering decorations and enjoy the traditional, old-world Christmas atmosphere. Food stalls abound with Christmas goodies. Here you can treat yourself to such Danish Yuletide classics as gingerbread hearts, pancakes, marzipan, roast pork sandwiches, æbleskiver and rice pudding. 

Christmas magic for children

There will be stalls with a variety of good quality crafts made by their skilled artists and craftsmen.

Experience a market with arts and crafts, coziness and a wonderful atmosphere in the most beautiful surroundings. Bring the family and experience a world of Christmas and find a special Advent and Christmas present for those you care about!