Weihnachtsmarkt Sterzing Südtirol

Sterzing Christmas Market in South Tyrol

The gentle ringing of bells accompanies us throughout the year, but at Christmas, they sound particularly sweet and comforting. Perhaps it's the special atmosphere or the beautiful memories we associate with them – Christmas bells undoubtedly possess something magical and sentimental.

In Sterzing, in northern South Tyrol, the ringing of bells can be heard all year round. From the muffled melody of church bells to the clear chime of small animal bells – each bell has its own message. For this reason, Christmas in Sterzing is entirely dedicated to the "Bell Christmas." The melodious sound of Christmas bells particularly appeals to us during this time.

Original South Tyrolean Christmas Market

During Advent, the Fugger town of Sterzing transforms into an enchanting Christmas market. From late November until January 6th, lovingly decorated wooden stalls fill the main square, while the famous Zwölferturm seems to oversee the bustling activity. The cozy lighting, the characteristic bay windows of the houses, and the ringing of bells lend a romantic atmosphere to the town.


In view of the magnificent Christmas market in Sterzing, which attracts numerous visitors every year and offers a variety of gift ideas, handcrafted goods, winter items, and Christmas decorations, our store is also located amidst this festive atmosphere.

 

A particularly unique Christmas gift we offer are personalized wine glasses. These are not only a special gesture but also a way to create unforgettable moments.

 

In our store in Sterzing and in our online shop, we present a diverse selection of individually engraved wine glasses. These personalized glasses add a personal touch to any occasion and are perfect for special celebrations, anniversaries, or as a gift for wine lovers. Visit us in person or browse our online assortment to find the perfect personalized wine glass and create lasting memories.

 

As part of the "Sterzing Bell Christmas," there are special events and activities such as the "Tuifltog."

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