A Free Entry Gastronomic Feast: European Christmas Markets in Taiwan
By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team
Embraced by the joyful spirit of Christmas each winter, even without the snowy backdrop of Europe, you can still enjoy the ambiance of European Christmas markets. Visiting markets has long been a beloved activity among locals, and this year, China Airlines brings the most authentic European market experience to Taiwan, infusing the holiday with a delightful international touch.
Handmade wooden shoes from the Netherlands (Image source / China Airlines)
European Christmas Market, live at Huashan—brought directly by China Airlines. (Photo / MOOK Scenic Spots Zhang Yingying)
Located in Taipei’s Huashan 1914 Creative Park, the inaugural event organized by China Airlines will be held from December 9 (Friday) to December 11 (Sunday). The European Christmas Market features Italian Christmas bread, Austrian hot vodka, desserts from Germany’s century-old bakeries, cheeses flown in directly from the Netherlands, and more. The event also combines Taiwan’s street performance art, fun competitions, and appearances by celebrity performers for an exciting lineup.
A variety of European-style delicacies (Image source / China Airlines)
European Christmas Market, live at Huashan—featuring multiple European brand booths, brought directly by China Airlines. (Photo / MOOK Scenic Spots Zhang Yingying)
European Christmas Market, live at Huashan—brought directly by China Airlines. (Photo / MOOK Scenic Spots Zhang Yingying)
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