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Mainzer Weihnachts Markt
The Christmas season has begun and it wouldn't be Christmas in Germany without all the Christmas markets. My friend Sabrina told me about this awesome market which is in Mainz, She is from there so has been to this one many times!
Anyways this market was the happenin place to be that night, there were SOOOOO many people there. We met this nice couple from Detroit, they traveled to Germany to see all the different Christmas Markets, they loved it i recommended they go to the one in Frankfurt it's the biggest one i've been to so far.......

Okay so it was pretty funny i decided to drive to Mainz, i guess i just felt like driving fast on the autobahn that day ha ha. Ya i'm sure Andrew and i will have lots of tickets coming our way once we get to the states. Anyways once we entered Mainz i saw a bunch of lights so figured it must be the market since they tend to always be in the middle of the city, which ended up being the train station. But hey they did have a few little stands and the market was only a few blocks from where we were!
I LOVE THIS it's alot bigger than in the picture, these are very popular in Germany this is a life sized pyramid but they have small ones that you can display in your house, which there is a place at the bottom for four little candles that make the top spin. Germans light one candle on each sunday of the month until Christmas! It's AMAZING how everything on them is hand carved and painted they are so beautiful.
There are tons of little stands like this one with all different kinds of Christmas decor, the most popular things here in Germany seem to be the hand carved wooden decorations which are amazing. There is also stands with Brats, hot wine, pizza oh and one thing we did try were roasted chestnuts they sound disgusting but i actually liked them. Andrew didn't like them to much!
This was a huge manger scene i didn't get the best picture since there were so many people.
Germany also loves coca-cola, if you have a diet drink such as diet coke it's called cola light. (i'm so used to saying cola light for sure now.)
Andrew and Zoey how cute! This is the entrance into the market it was freezing as you can tell Andrw has like three layers on and it's very rare he gets that cold. ha ha
OH BABY......

We love taking Zoey with us Germany is all about their dogs and you can take them pretty much anywhere, very different than in the states. We might have a hard time adjusting back to American customs ha ha.
7 comments:
Looks amazingly fun! I hope you guys have a Merry Christmas,I sent you out a card but it was yesterday so it might take awhile... Sorry.
Heather-you pictures are fantastic from all your trips and even your Christmas portrait above-gorgeous! Thanks for sharing so much of Germany with us back here in the states. Cam just sent us tons of tourist items from Switzerland :)He has his first baptism this Saturday! (He's in St.Gallen now) *Merry Christmas to our "Whitehead relatives" in Europe-♥
I love your tree. It is way pretty, and I agree I love the pic of you two at the top. Once again doing fun stuff all the time you suck!! ha ha
Your pictures are always so magical. I like the pyramids, those would be a fun Christmas advent.
Looks like so much fun. We would love to come visit you guys next Christmas--it looks so beautiful there. You guys should move to Cali when you come back to the states--people here bring their dogs EVERYWHERE. A lot of times I'll be walking on the beach and there were will be people with strollers--but instead of babies in the strollers, they put dogs in them hahahaha. Zoey would feel right at home.
What fun things you get to experience there in Germany! That looks like a blast around this time of year.
You look like you're having so much fun! We miss you here, but have a merry christmas!
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