Vienna to Budapest 🎄Christmas Market Tour🪅

This trip around Central Europe's Christmas markets started at Vienna's largest Christmas market [in front of Vienna City Hall]! Vienna City Hall had a Ferris wheel, a two-story carousel, and a skating rink, and was as lively as an amusement park 🎡 There were not many food stalls, but there were many stalls selling ornaments and of course mulled wine. There are Christmas markets of different sizes in several large squares in Vienna, and I recommend [Maria Theresa Square], which focuses on food, and [In front of St. Stephen's Cathedral], which is small but packed. 👍 The Christmas decorations at Hotel Sacher that I saw while traveling were also wonderful! I think one thing that is different from Christmas in Japan is that many places have walnut crackers on display. For the Christmas market in Budapest, I recommend [St. Stephen's Basilica]! At night, project projections are shown on the walls of the church every few minutes✨ The stalls have a variety of Hungarian traditional crafts in addition to food and ornaments There were stalls selling large chunks of meat like Eisbein and hollow chimney bread, which is indispensable at Hungarian festivals🍞Hungarian food is filling, so try a variety of different types while sharing🍖 Finally, I'll tell you the best thing about Central European Christmas markets🎄 The wine and beer are cheap and delicious🍷 Please enjoy the hot wine with cinnamon and fruit, as well as the wine itself, which is very delicious #ChristmasMarket #ViennaTrip #SoloTrip #FritaviWinter #ChristmasTrip