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Opening hours & directions

How to find us

Fischmarkt & Holzmarkt, 38820 Halberstadt – right next to each other in the city center.

Opening hours

Opening hours

November 24 – December 27, 2026

Sunday – Thursday
11 a.m. – 9 p.m.
Friday & Saturday
11 a.m. – 10 p.m.
December 24 & 25
closed

Grand opening

Tue, November 24 · 4 p.m.

On the Fischmarkt – with opera choir, a sea of lights and a festive parade.

See the schedule →

Good to know

Free admission

Fischmarkt & Holzmarkt, 38820 Halberstadt

To the program →

Site map

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Site map of the Halberstadt Christmas Market Simplified bird's-eye view of Halberstadt's city center. The Fischmarkt and Holzmarkt are next to each other; St. Martin's Church stands to the north, and the town hall with the Roland statue is on the Holzmarkt. To the west are the cathedral square (Domplatz), the cathedral and the Church of Our Lady (Liebfrauenkirche). The Fischmarkt and Holzmarkt tram stops and the Rathauspassagen parking garage are right by the market. H H P Dom St. Stephanus Martinikirche Liebfrauenkirche Town Hall & Roland Domplatz Breiter Weg Parking garage Rathauspassagen Holzmarkt stop Fischmarkt stop Main station → N © OpenStreetMap
  • Fischmarkt
  • Holzmarkt
  • HTram stop (lines 1 & 2)
  • PParking garage

Address for your GPS

Fischmarkt, 38820 Halberstadt
Holzmarkt, 38820 Halberstadt

The two squares are right next to each other in the city center, near St. Martin's Church. It's only a few steps from one market to the other.

By train & tram

From Halberstadt main station (Hauptbahnhof), tram lines 1 and 2 run to the city center. Get off at the Fischmarkt or Holzmarkt stop – from there it's only a few steps to the market.

Current timetables are available from the Halberstadt public transport company (HVG).

By car

Vehicle access to the streets around the market is restricted. You can park downtown, for example in the Rathauspassagen parking garage, at the St. Martini parking lot and in the surrounding streets.

Tip: on weekends, arrive a little earlier or take the tram.