In Europe, few places are as magical as Strasbourg, France, during this time of the year. This beautiful city, located on the border with Germany, is also knows as The Capital of Christmas and blends tradition, festivity and culture like nowhere else. It’s the perfect experience for anyone looking to get into the holiday spirit.Strasbourg at Christmas is a sensory delight. Lights hanging from balconies, giant Christimas threes, and dancing projections on the walls of the Cathedral are waiting for you.
At night, you will find the most unforgettable scene that feels like a holiday postcard coming to life, and carolers, street musicians, and performers make the perfect soundtrack for these moments. Take your trusty Crossbody Bag or Travel Bag to keep your hands free to enjoy some traditional bredele, bretzels, and vin chaud.
The city’s charm is in its cobblestone streets, mediavel archtiecture, and the Strasbourg Cathedras that acts as a backdrop for one of the oldest Christmas Markets in the world – dating back to 1570. Wooden chalets line the parks, showcasing the most diverse gifts, ornaments and traditional products, most of which are handmade. Visit Place Broglie to get to the center of the market and marvel at the local crafts.
Bredele, bretzels, and vin chaud
Our Maxi Tote and the Mail Bag are not only fashion statements, but practical companions for your winter travels. Take them with you as you explore the Market and the city’s boutiques to carry your holiday finds, treats, and keepsakes you pick up along the way.
The Maxi Tote, a beautiful view of the Strasbourg Cathedral, and the Espresso Mail Bag
What sets Strasbourg apart is its deeply rooted tradition of celebrating Christmas with authentic charm. The city’s mix of French and German culture—evident in its food, customs, and language—adds an extra layer of richness to the holiday experience. Whether you are looking for a perfect place to make holiday memories or unique gifts to bring home, Strasbourg promises an experience that will stay in your heart long after the holiday season is over.
