The Christmas Village on Maria Theresien Square in Vienna is a stunning and grand holiday destination, perfectly located between the renowned Natural History Museum and the Art History Museum. It offers a splendid blend of culture, tradition, and festive enchantment.
The Christmas Village on Maria Theresien Square boasts a prime location, nestled amid the historic beauty of Vienna’s Museum Quarter. The magnificent buildings of the museums serve as a majestic backdrop to the market, creating a picturesque and regal atmosphere. This setting is a perfect reflection of Vienna’s rich cultural heritage.
Exploring the market, you’ll be treated to a visual feast of beautifully decorated stalls that showcase a wide variety of artisanal products, handcrafted gifts, and local specialties. Traditional craftsmanship is a cornerstone of this market, and visitors can find exceptional, unique items to take home as souvenirs.
Culinary delights are a significant draw at the market. Traditional Austrian dishes, such as hearty sausages, potato dishes, and savory pastries, invite visitors to savor the rich flavors of Austrian cuisine. A cup of spiced mulled wine (Glühwein) or a hot chocolate is the perfect way to warm up while taking in the sights and sounds of the market.
2026 Dates
20 November – 26 December 2026
Opening hours on market days:
Monday: 11am – 9pm
Tuesday: 11am – 9pm
Wednesday: 11am – 9pm
Thursday: 11am – 9pm
Friday: 11am – 10pm
Saturday: 11am – 10pm
Sunday: 11am – 9pm
Exceptional opening hours
- 24th of December: 11am – 4pm
- 25th and 26th of December: 11am – 7pm
- 31st of December: 11am – 6pm
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