We traveled to 3 different Italian towns in 3 days to visit 3 of Italy’s magical Christmas Markets: Verona, Trento, and Bolzano!
From sipping mulled wine (vin brulé) and indulging in delicious holiday treats to soaking in the cozy Alpine atmosphere, we’ll share our honest experiences, from the charming but unexpected twists in Verona to the vibrant Christmas spirit in Trento and the authentic, German-influenced market in Bolzano.
Which market will take the crown as the best in Italy? Watch to find out and get a taste of how the Italian holiday season feels up close!
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0:00 Intro
0:36 Christmas Market #1: Verona, Italy
4:42 Christmas Market #2: Trento, Italy
9:14 Christmas Market #3: Bolzano, Italy
12:48 Final Thoughts
14:37 Outro
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11 Comments
It seems you're having some fun in this Italian adventure… I'm little disappointed that you didn't know "Arena di Verona". Next time you have to study before to visit a new place.😁😁😁😁
Bozen is better, as it is a very German tradition that kind of xmas market you are looking for! ❤😊
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verona is the most beautiful city ever
Very interesting video! Just for your info, in Bozen-Bolzano, almost 70% of the population is german mother tongue.
Happy Holidays, good job! Next time visit also Merano and Bressanone, their markets are even better than Bolzano's. When in Bolzano go eat something in a typical restaurant like "cavallino bianco" to taste their Austrian-italian specialities and taste good white wine such as gewurztraminer, silvaner, blauburgunder or spiced red like sanct magdlener.
In January I like to visit Genova, having focaccia and cappuccino for breakfast, pansotti, pesto and sea food. It's perfect for visiting old palaces of great explorers, merchants and maritime museums. Cinque terre, Recco, Savona, San Remo, the italian and even french Riviera are just empty from tourists and magical in January. If you haven't still visited, Montecarlo, Nice and Cannes are reachable in just one day trip from there.
Enjoyed this video so much! Buone feste 🎉
Il tennista "jannik Sinner ( nr 1 ) " è tirolese . Non lontano da Bolzano .
I always wanted to elena Christmas in the north of Italy . I had once in Austria, was amazing
That drink I think is called sidra..cider
What a beautiful time you shared