Christmas market Möriken-Wildegg

The Christmas market, affectionately called "Wiehnachtsmärt," at Wildegg Castle is an annual highlight during the Advent season, traditionally taking place at the beginning of December. In the culturally significant surroundings of Wildegg Castle, this market unfolds with numerous Christmas-decorated market huts. The market stands are located in the castle courtyard and on the Linden terrace, where the event exudes a unique charm due to its picturesque location on the castle grounds.

Visitors can admire a traditionally decorated Christmas tree in the castle's entrance hall. For children, there's a carousel near the aviary, bringing joy and bright eyes. The market is renowned not only for its wonderful atmosphere but also for the variety of handmade and unique gift ideas offered by the exhibitors. Additionally, visitors can marvel at old crafts and be inspired by the exhibitors' artisanal skills.

A special feature of this market is the combination of traditional Christmas market ambiance and the cultural-historical significance of Wildegg Castle. This creates a unique atmosphere, making the market particularly worth visiting. Culinary delights for the visitors include traditional treats like grilled sausage, snake bread, raclette, Italian specialties, soup with Spatz, Bami Goreng, chestnuts, sweet pastries, and crepes. For the perfect winter mood, there's mulled wine and punch.

The castle is accessible both by public transport and by car. It's recommended to travel by train and bus, with the stops at Gemeindehaus Möriken or the temporary stop at Mitteläsch parking lot serving as disembarkation points. In Möriken-Wildegg, there are various parking options. Please follow the existing signs. Wildegg Castle itself, as the venue, is rich in history and offers a fascinating insight into the cultural history of the region. In conclusion, the Christmas market at Wildegg Castle is more than just a market – it's an experience that immerses visitors in the festive spirit of the Christmas season.