Christmas market Gladbeck
| Gladbeck St. Nicholas Market on Willy-Brandt-Platz
Date:
Trade Show Contact
rathaus@stadt-gladbeck.de
www.gladbeck.de
Audience:
public event
Cycle:
annually
The Nikolaus Market in Gladbeck is an annual highlight that, for the first time in 2024, will take place on all four Advent weekends. This festive event, organized by the city of Gladbeck, is held on Willy-Brandt-Platz in front of the Old Town Hall, where the historic setting provides a particularly atmospheric backdrop.
The market, which extends over the entire square, provides a unique platform for clubs, schools, kindergartens, as well as artisans and traders. Visitors can discover a variety of products: from commercial goods to lovingly made homemade, home-baked items, decorations, and art objects.
A distinctive feature of the Nikolausmarkt in Gladbeck is its variety of culinary specialties. Traditional delicacies and drinks such as mulled wine, regional treats, and seasonal delicacies offer a taste journey that delights visitors anew each year.
Visitors to the market can enjoy not only the festive atmosphere and the diverse offerings but also explore the historical and cultural significance of Gladbeck. The town, known for its vibrant history and attractions such as the Wasserschloss Wittringen, which houses the museum, provides an exciting context for the Nikolausmarkt. The museum of the castle features exhibitions and collections on the history of Gladbeck and its surroundings. The collections also include natural science objects from the fields of geology, mineralogy, and paleontology. The permanent exhibition traces the development of the region, starting from the natural scientific foundations of mining, including coal, lead, and zinc ores, to the settlement and city history, as well as current developments.
What makes the Nikolausmarkt in Gladbeck so special is the combination of traditional market activities and the welcoming community structure that provides a stage for local actors.
Local time:
05:09 h (UTC +02:00)
Gladbeck:
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