Dirk san.  Hajimemashite.

jouhou wo arigatougozaimasu.

Doitsu no chrisumasu ma-ketto ha totemo yuumeidesu.

tokuni Nurnberg  ha yuumei desu.

kotoshi ha  shttugart ni ikou to omoimasu.

Doitu mo daisukina kuni desu.  Frankfult he nankaimo ikimashita.

Hidelberg, Belrin, Munhen,Koln,Maintz,Wurzburg mo  ikimashita.

Demo, Stollen wo tabetakotoga arimasen.

zehi tabete mitai to omoimasu.

arigatou gozaimashita!

I wrote in Japanese  is for your study.

Practically every city or bigger town has a Christmas market, so no matter where you are, you'll be able to see one. :-) The Nürnberg Christmas market is maybe the most famous, but there are all not that different from each other.

You should try some Glühwein (spiced hot red wine) if it's cold. Unfortunately, december is now a bit warmer than it's used to be, and that can spoil the mood somewhat.

Also make sure to try some German Christmas cake (called "Stollen" or "Weihnachtsstollen"; it's a heavy cake suitable for the cold season, no strawberries at all...) and the various traditional Christmas cookies.

Enjoy your stay in Germany!

Hello, Stawek

Thanks much for your infomation!

You have  very nice Christmas Market! I didn't know that.

I have to research about that  later.

I have never been to there. so I would like to visit to there.

Krakow is very famous place to Japanese!

Thank you!

Neko

Hello,Maybe You consider coming to Krakow (Poland) ? It`s quite close from Germany :)

Here You can see some photos and videos about Christmas Market in Krakow:
http://polskalokalna.pl/galerie/malopolskie/krakow-w-swiatecznej-szacie/zdjecie/duze,1383596,8,438

http://www.malopolskatv.pl/na-rynku-boze-narodzenie/

Unfortunatelly there is no guarantee that it will snow then, and with snow everything looks much nicer.

S.