Christmas markets in Königs Wusterhausen: dates and highlights 2025!

Christmas markets in Königs Wusterhausen: dates and highlights 2025!

Christmas spirit in Brandenburg! Preparations for the festive season are already in full swing. In Königs Wusterhausen and the surrounding towns, residents can expect numerous Christmas markets that will open at the end of November 2025. From November 30th, visitors can look forward to a contemplative atmosphere, culinary delicacies and a colorful program.

Particularly noteworthy is the market in Königs Wusterhausen, which will take place on the church square from December 12th to 14th. There is everything your heart desires here: from mulled wine to crepes to rustic wooden stalls. On Friday the stands open from 2 p.m., on Saturdays guests can go on a journey of discovery from 12 p.m. and on Sunday the party continues until 8 p.m.

Christmas offers in the region

The neighboring towns also invite you on the first weekend of Advent. In Wildau, the Christmas market will take place from December 5th to 7th on the “Neue Mitte” market square. A highlight is the visit of Santa Claus on December 6th, supported by children's choirs and a colorful children's program.

Advent is also celebrated in Kablow: on November 30th, visitors can experience dance performances and musical performances in the Kablow village church. Christmas treats will delight your taste buds here. On December 13th, Eichwalde is on the program, where the old fire station and the market square will offer a festive atmosphere, even if the exact program is not yet known.

As a special highlight, the Christmas lights will take place in Königs Wusterhausen on December 13th. It is still unclear whether the fire brigade will organize a candlelight tour through the city in the usual style.

Safety precautions in the markets

The anticipation for the markets is somewhat dampened by current security concerns. In several parts of Germany, including Brandenburg, increased security measures have been announced following a recent attack in Magdeburg. Authorities and police are relying on increased presence to strengthen visitors' sense of security. These measures are the result of a massive exchange between the countries' police authorities. The police union is calling for better protection for such events.

Although there is a critical discussion about Christmas markets, the German Showmen's Association agrees that they are an indispensable part of society. They promote democratic coexistence and community.

There will also be a minute's silence at all Christmas markets throughout Germany to commemorate the victims of attacks. The idea of ​​safety is brought to the fore, but the anticipation of the festive season remains unbroken. Although theft protection and other security precautions such as knife bans are in place, the magic and joy of the markets remains high.

moz.de reports that ... and supplements the information from zeit.de. There are also surveys from tagesschau.de, which analyze the current security situation.

So let's look forward to a contemplative and safe Advent season here in Brandenburg while the Christmas markets open their doors!