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Edinburgh Christmas Market

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Newest Review: ... in very clumsy German and spent ages talking to her and the vendor of a stall selling sweets and cakes gave the kids so many free bits of cake and chocolate that they could barely carry them all. My favourite stalls sold gorgeous stained glass candle holders in unusual patterns so I bought a couple as a gift to myself. There was a wide range of beeswax candles and soaps, hand carved crystal ... more

... decorations, jewellery and metal work as well as the wooden toys. The prices seemed fair for what were quality items and you can pick up some unusual gifts here. There are several stalls selling food and drink here. I'm afraid I can't remember t...more

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Edinburgh Christmas Market: A Seasonal Treat (828 words)
by - written on 13/12/08 (Very useful, 237 readings)
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Edinburgh, like many other cities up and down the UK host a continental market during the festive season. The city boasts two main markets, each with their own unique character and they make an enjoyable trip for some unusual treats. The markets open in late November and are opened by the Lord Provost signaling a start to the festive period and they trade until Christmas Eve opening daily from 10am to 10pm. The German market comprises around 30 small wooden huts on The Mound Precinct next to the National Gallery of Scotland. It sells a mixture of German food and drinks, sweets, wooden toys, Christmas decorations and ornamental goods. The ... Read the complete review

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