Shutterstock 14 magical Christmas market destinations in Europe There's something truly magical about Christmas markets, ...

GLASGOW: The Irn Bru Carnival, Europe’s largest indoor funfair, SEC, through Jan. 12. KIRKWALL: The Ba’, historical street ...

As seasoned Christmas market goers know ... shops in the Belgian cities of Antwerp and Bruges, and in a handful of locations in Japan. Online: mary.be/en/home Gingerbread: Gingerbread, or ...

During the winter months, Bruges ⁤offers unforgettable experiences for all tastes. The medieval squares, covered by soft light, transform into open-air living rooms. The Christmas markets offer ...

The “Christmas” market in Bruges is terrible. It is just fast food stalls and none of that is Christmassy. No Christmas music - it’s as though it’s been sanitised to cater for others. Bruges is pretty ...

Why: A festive gem in the middle of a glowing city. It isn’t just the Bruges’ main market that gets a Christmas makeover as December nears. The whole medieval city takes on a fairytale appearance ...

On day two, you'll need to decide whether to visit Ghent or Bruges, both of which have beautiful architecture and a Christmas market, and offer opportunities to try local food. The cruise continues to ...

Shortly before Christmas, the man - identified only as Taleb A according to Germany's privacy laws - drove a car at high speed through the Magdeburg Christmas market, killing five people and ...

On December 20, a 50-year-old man drove his car into the Christmas market on a central square in the central German city, the capital of the state of Saxony-Anhalt. Five people died in the attack ...