Cozy Christmas market set in Wasserschloss, offering a delightful and romantic ambiance this holiday season.
The traditional Christmas market at Wasserschloss Werdringen in Hagen-Vorhalle will open its doors to visitors this weekend. On Saturday, December 16, from 2 to 7 PM, and Sunday, December 17, from 11 AM to 6 PM, over 30 stands will offer a variety of wooden and craft products.
Located in the heart of the region, this Christmas market attracts visitors with its unique atmosphere and unconventional offerings. Visitors can enjoy Christmas music in the castle courtyard, warm drinks, and hearty and sweet treats. The family-friendly environment makes it an enjoyable experience for all.
In addition to the Christmas market, visitors will have free entry to the Museum Wasserschloss Werdringen, which houses attractions such as a life-sized mammoth replica and an impressive knight figure. On market days, a storyteller will read a Christmas tale for children aged five and up. The museum is open on Saturday, December 16, from 11 AM to 7 PM, and Sunday, December 17, from 11 AM to 6 PM.
Wasserschloss Werdringen can be easily reached via the A1 motorway, exit Hagen-West. Due to limited parking at the castle, it is recommended to use public transportation. Admission to both the Christmas market and the museum is complimentary.
Although the specific details about the Christmas market's unique offerings are not explicitly mentioned, Wasserschloss Werdringen is likely to provide a historical or cultural setting that enhances the festive atmosphere. Traditional German foods, crafts, and live music are common features at German Christmas markets.
Visitors are encouraged to check the venue's website or contact them directly for the most accurate and detailed information. Wasserschloss Werdringen is open from Tuesday to Sunday from 12 to 6 PM.
Photo: Organizer / Holger Flick
At Wasserschloss Werdringen, beyond the traditional market offerings, visitors might find educational attractions like the museum presenting lifelike mammoth and knight exhibits. The museum is also a venue for storytelling sessions during Christmas weeks, catering to older children. Post-market hours, the castle becomes a place for family-dynamics to unfold during weekly opening times, offering an engaging lifestyle experience that also includes home-and-garden exploration. Additionally, the fashion-and-beauty and food-and-drink aspects are noticeable through the variety of treats served within the market and outside in the castle courtyard.
