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Germany
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Ship Viking Sigrun The Cologne Cathedral rises in the night sky, framed by the Opera House, Railway Bridge and Rhine River in Cologne, Germany. The cathedral, Kölner Dom in German, is one of the most iconic landmarks in Germany. Photo: Jason Mrachina · Special to Cruiseable -
Destination Germany The Christmas market, or Weihnachtsmarkt, in Cologne, Germany. Jason Mrachina: "Almost every town has a Christmas market, and they are always well attended. You can go shopping, listen to music, and of course drink Gluhwein. The lights are beautiful, and everyone is always in a great mood." Photo: Jason Mrachina · Special to Cruiseable -
Destination Germany Jason Mrachina: "One of Munich's most unforgettable sights is the Neue Rathaus Glockenspiel. The New City Hall was built between 1867 and 1908." Photo: Jason Mrachina · Creative Commons BY NC ND -
Destination Germany Ornaments in a shopping mall during Christmastime in Trier, Germany. Photo: LenDog64 · Creative Commons BY ND -
Destination Germany Children ride the carousel during the Christmas market in Trier, Germany. Photo: LenDog64 · Creative Commons BY ND -
Destination Germany The Christmas market begins to ramp up in Stuttgart, Germany. Photo: LenDog64 · Creative Commons BY ND -
Destination Germany A brightly lit decoration during the Christmas market in Stuttgart, Germany. Photo: LenDog64 · Creative Commons BY ND -
Destination Germany Locals during Christmas market in Cologne, Germany, just before Christmas. Photo: CGP Grey · Creative Commons BY -
Destination Germany The Christmas market in Trier, Germany, on the Moselle River, in late November. Photo: LenDog64 · Creative Commons BY ND -
Destination Germany The Christmas market in Trier, Germany. Photo: LenDog64 · Creative Commons BY ND -
Ship Viking Sigyn The Railway Bridge and the Cologne Cathedral at night during the holidays. At left is the floating Christmas market on the Rhine. Photo: Richard Barrett-Small · Creative Commons BY -
Destination Germany Jason Mrachina: "Christmas Pyramids are wooden decorations that are usually powered by the heat from candles. As the candle burns, the air is heated and the windmill turns a carousel or some other trinket." Photo: Jason Mrachina · Creative Commons BY NC ND -
Destination Germany A shot of the Christmas market next to the famed Cologne Cathedral in early December. Photo: Jason Mrachina · Creative Commons BY NC ND -
Destination Germany Jason Mrachina: "This was one of the main entrances to Heimat der Heinzel Markt in Altstadt Cologne. I liked this one because it had an interesting ice skating rink." Photo: Jason Mrachina · Creative Commons BY NC ND -
Destination Germany Jason Mrachina: "A view near one of five Christmas Markets in Cologne, Heimat der Heinzel Markt in Altstadt Cologne." Photo: Jason Mrachina · Creative Commons BY NC ND -
Destination Germany Munich's main plaza hosts one of the biggest Christmas markets in all of Germany each year. Photo: Jason Mrachina · Creative Commons BY NC ND -
Destination Germany Jason Mrachina: "One of the largest Christmas markets in all of Germany takes place in Munich's Marienplatz. If you get cold, don't worry there is plenty of schnapps and Gluhwein to help you warm up." Photo: Jason Mrachina · Creative Commons BY NC ND -
Destination Germany Jason Mrachina: "One of the largest Christmas markets in all of Germany takes place in Munich's Marienplatz. Located next to the famous Neue Rathaus or New City Hall, you can find just about everything from Christmas decorations, and lace to jewelry and food stuffs." Photo: Jason Mrachina · Creative Commons BY NC ND -
Ship Viking Astrild The Cologne Cathedral, Germany's largest cathedral, was completed in 1880, some 632 years after construction began. Photo: Siehe Bildquelle · Courtesy of KölnTourismus GmbH -
Destination Germany Inside Die Wies, the Pilgrimage Church of Wies near Pfaffenwinkel, Germany. It's a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Photo: Siehe Bildquelle · Courtesy of Tourismusverband Pfaffenwinkel
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