While Europe boasts many enchanting Christmas markets, some hidden gems often go unnoticed.
Cities like Berlin, Vienna, Bruges, and Copenhagen are renowned for their festive celebrations, turning their streets into winter wonderlands. Yet, a lesser-known destination also offers abundant holiday cheer.
Italy may not be the first place that comes to mind when thinking of Christmas markets, but it hosts a spectacular one in Naples. Known for pizza and iconic landmarks like Pompeii, Naples transforms into a festive hub each year.
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From November 29 to January 6, Naples will be adorned with wooden cabins housing artisans, restaurant owners, and wine producers for its annual Christmas market. The streets will sparkle with lights, accompanied by local artists and bands providing festive tunes.
For those tired of pricey mulled wine in the UK, the Naples Christmas market offers the same drink starting at just £2.50, as per research by easyJet. Additionally, you can enjoy sausages from stalls starting at £3.
The market also offers shows, cabarets, theatrical performances, and live concerts for entertainment after shopping for gifts. Kids can enjoy various activities, from writing letters to Santa to visiting his workshop and seeing the famous Polar Express locomotives.
The enchantment continues as visitors immerse themselves in the Christmas spirit at the Naples market, located at the National Railway Museum of Pietrarsa. The stalls outside, alongside an old railway line, create a picturesque setting through Naples’ cobbled streets.
Described as a blend of culture, tradition, and Christmas magic, the Naples market is a must-visit away from the usual tourist spots. Flights to Naples start from just £20.99 with easyJet, offering more reasons to explore beyond the market.
Naples offers a wealth of attractions beyond the Christmas market. Visitors can explore Pompeii, Herculaneum, and historic landmarks like Castel dell’Ovo, Castel Sant’Elmo, and the Piazza del Plebiscito.
Indulging in authentic Neapolitan
