Lots of choice lots of food and great fun. The ski ring goes throughout the trees with separate breakout rinks within it. Really brings the Christmas spirit ! Looks beautiful at night too .

Vienna has 7 Christmas Markets and we visited 5 of them with this one being the best. We attended on a very snowy day and it was very crowded. But. It was beautiful and fun and we enjoyed everything except the bathrooms. Rediculous long lines. However we were glad we went as they had so many things to see including the lights and ice skating and smow man making and hot wine and food and a beautiful church and much more. Recommend.

Very very busy. We went on a Sunday night and there were long queues and many people aimlessly wandering which does become frustrating when trying to navigate. Range of stalls and lots of punsch / hot wine. Pretty lights.

How could you not love this place? Yes, it's crowded! Know that in advance and be prepared to deal with it. Everyone wants to be here. The lights and displays were wonderful. From the ferris wheel to the carousel and the ice skating ... not to mention all the booths crammed full of trinkets. This is where we had dinner, not one, but two nights in a row. Couldn't recommend it more!

This is a large Christmas market, with plenty of beautiful lights, lots of food options, and many unique stalls with different souvenirs. There is an adult carousel, a ferris wheel and an ice rink. The town hall makes a beautiful backdrop for the market.

Rathausplatz forms a stunning backdrop for the very busy Christmas market here. There is a huge variety of stalls with many different foods, drinks and Christmas themed items to buy. Do yourself a favour and try the different things on offer here. The vibe is fantastic with many people in high spirits here. There is an ice skating rink to enjoy as well, and it is only a short walk from many other Viennese landmarks such as the Parliament Building and Hofburg palace.

The Christmas market in front of the town hall was divided into three parts. The main and largest one was the market itself with lots of stalls in the square right in front of the town hall. The dominant of this part was a large, colorful carousel. On one side there was an ice rink where you could skate and on the other side in a small park there was a space mainly for children, a small ferris wheel and a "tree of love" on which hung big, red (glowing in the night) hearts. The vendors here offered snacks, sweets, drinks, handmade items, ornaments, candles, hats and scarves... I really liked the drinking cup system. At the stand where you bought your first drink, you also paid for the mug. Then they gave you a drink (punch, coffee, hot chocolate...) at other stalls in this mug. In the end, you could keep the mug or return it and get your money back. This is also how it worked in the other Viennese markets.

My partner & I visited the Christmas Market at Vienna City Hall on our recent trip to Vienna. Christmas Markets are a big tradition in Europe and this particular market is a prime example of why they are so popular. Lots to see and many booths to visit. The offerings include food, crafts and there is also a skating rink and colourful light displays at night. A must stop on any Christmas time trip to Vienna.

This is a huge market with stalls selling food, drink, sweets and Christmas decorations. There are also a lot of Nativity scenes set out around the walkways. Lots of choice of flavours for the mulled wine. Watch out for beggars looking for money or trying to take your drinks, there is a 4 - 5 Euro deposit on the cups.

We visited Vienna at the end of November in 2023 and was amazed at just how many Christmas Markets there were around the city. Of all those we visited we probably enjoyed the one on Vienna’s Rathausplatz, the square in front of the town hall. the most. This Christkindlmarkt was the centrepiece of the Viennese Christmas experience for us in Vienna. Made extra special by the gorgeous backdrop that is the Rathaus glowing with illuminations. There are some nice market stalls and plenty to eat and drink at the Christkindlmarkt... A real flavour of Austrian Christmas festivities. If you can only make one Christmas Market in Vienna then to me this is the one to visit.