Thought this was a cracker of a price (sorry)! Prices from just £59pp based on 2 people sharing flying from Stansted for the date Dec 10-12 (2017) staying in a double or twin en-suite room at either Ivbergs Charlottenburg or Berlin Messe
You can choose to fly from other regional airports & stay for extra nights for a supplement if Stansted or those dates do not suit you ie 2 Nights with Glasgow Flights £99pp / 2 Nights with Gatwick/Luton/Stansted Flights £99 & 3 nights for £129pp
Twinkling lights, good food and wine, and over 60 markets to explore! Enjoy a romantic Christmas getaway in Berlin to get you in the festive spirit and ensure shopping lists are sorted.
The MarketsSee Alexanderplatz transformed into a magic winter wonderland of seasonal cheer complete with an arrangement of wooden huts home to countless unique gift ideas. The market's centrepiece features Europe's largest Christmas pyramid adorned with over 5,000 lights and bringing a warm, friendly glow to the entire area.
Tuck into some bratwurst and gingerbread and then explore the fairground attractions of Berlin City-West all jazzed up for the holidays.
You can even share the love with a furry friend back home, with a Christmas market dedicated solely to dogs open in the garden of the Forsthaus Paulsborn in the Grunewald forest. Grab them a treat for when you head home, and then it's time to get tails wagging all-round with a snack at the Forsthaus.
Min. 2 people per booking (prices displayed are per person only) Min. 2 vouchers must be purchased to complete booking Must book by 27 Oct 2017 Board basis: room only City tax may apply; payable on check-out
All comments (37)
SCORPIO111
25 Sep 17#1
No even if it will be for free still remember last year
deeky to SCORPIO111
25 Sep 17#2
No worries. Leaves room for someone else.
If you're gonna stay away from every place that has had a terrorist attack you're gonna be confined to your house soon.
sprouty76 to SCORPIO111
25 Sep 17#4
You're absolutely right. Should probably never visit London, New York, Barcelona, Paris or Sydney, eh?
Of course, be vigilant. But don't live your life in fear of these people.
guttediam to sprouty76
25 Sep 17#6
Well said :thumbsup: :wink:
SCORPIO111 to sprouty76
25 Sep 17#10
that why im choosing Krakow Real Christmas market no terrorism very friendly people and not overpriced
sprouty76 to SCORPIO111
25 Sep 17#11
Makes perfect sense - after all, if somewhere has never suffered a terrorist attack that means there's no way it can ever have one in the future. :unamused:
JeremyM to sprouty76
25 Sep 17#14
True, but it is very unlikely if you check how many people with different religion than Catholic lives in Poland or different skin colour than white.
sprouty76 to JeremyM
25 Sep 17#15
Ok, I'm going to back out of this conversation before it goes down a bad path. Enjoy Berlin, Krakow and wherever else anybody's going this winter, and let's hope everybopdy stays safe.
JonBetts2004 to JeremyM
25 Sep 17#16
Yeah because London is just full of white people, right?! Honestly, the naivety is unreal.
JeremyM to JonBetts2004
25 Sep 17#18
No it's not, but Poland is and we can learn from latest history that where multiculti doesn't exists than terror attacks are more unlikely to happen.
JonBetts2004 to JeremyM
25 Sep 17#19
I misinterpreted your comment. I assumed you were saying terror attacks don't happen in multi-cultural societies. When in fact, you are saying that Poland has no terror attacks because it is just white Catholics living there! What can we learn from this? Are you saying that Hitler had the right idea? :unamused:
News flash: most of the cities in Europe that have been targeted so far (London, Paris, Brussels, Nice, Berlin, etc) are popular tourist spots, therefore maximum exposure to the crimes, and more people affected by them. It's not hard to work out why Poland (as beautiful a country as it is), has not yet been targeted by terrorism.
JeremyM to JonBetts2004
25 Sep 17#20
I think you are going too far. Let's finish this conversation and accept the fact that we will see more terror attacks in Europe in the nearest future, if we like it or not (unfortunately).
JonBetts2004 to JeremyM
25 Sep 17#21
I'm merely using exaggeration to show you how ridiculous your comment was. But yes, let's leave it there.
roooby to JonBetts2004
25 Sep 17#23
Poland has:
A) refused to take it's quota of middle Eastern migrants, as demanded by Merkel.
B) a 0.1% Muslim population.
Completely dismissing that either of these are possible reasons as to why it's had no Islamic terrorist attacks is intellectually dishonest.
big.k to roooby
28 Sep 17#32
I can see your point, Poland has 0.1% of it's population identifying as Muslim. UK has 4.8%. Switzerland has 5%. Montenegro has 19%. Sweden has 5%. Slovenia 3.6%. Austria at a massive 8%.
Once you put some figures into this, we can see your Islamaphobia argument crumbling. The fact is, most muslim people just want to get on with life, just like most other people. The few incidents are thankfully few and far between. So stay at home, where you are statistically more likely to be killed in a random accident than enjoy a good, cheap holiday, after all we wouldn't want Britain's reputation to be damaged any further by people such as yourself.
roooby to big.k
29 Sep 17#33
Listing the percentage of Muslims in other European countries is not an argument against what I wrote in my first post, and neither is name calling.
It's a simple case of 'having more of a particular 'thing' means something is more likely to happen involving that particular 'thing', regardless of what that particular 'thing' is'. Not a very difficult concept to grasp.
Also, I'm fully aware a minute number of Muslims are jihadis, thanks.
big.k to roooby
29 Sep 17#35
It is for you as it appears, the data shows that there is "having more of a particular 'thing' as you have so eloquently put it, and there hasn't been more of a "particular 'thing'.
It isn't a difficult concept to grasp but seems to pass over you all the same. You can wrap it up in rhetoric and conjecture as much as you like, the data disproves your fantasy.
roooby to big.k
29 Sep 17#37
See above.
RiKx to JeremyM
26 Sep 17#28
deeky to SCORPIO111
25 Sep 17#17
I might see you there :grin: I'm there middle of December :grin:
RealDash
25 Sep 17#3
LeahsMintytoutou
25 Sep 17#5
Wow great find. I Iove the Christmas markets. I've only been to uk ones so I'm betting these will be even better. Heat :thumbsup:
sprouty76 to LeahsMintytoutou
25 Sep 17#7
They are :smile: I went a couple of years ago, my favourite was the one at Gendarmenmarkt. Alexanderplatz was great too.
smudge95
25 Sep 17#8
Transfers not included
dodgymix to smudge95
26 Sep 17#25
a few euros on metro right into the centre.. not like that joke of a system in London that's £60 return
fiqqer
25 Sep 17#9
Genuine Christmas market with genuine fun relaxed atmosphere, unlike those overpriced substitutes in the UK
.MUFC.
25 Sep 17#12
They will most probably not have the dates available and charge an admin and booking fee per person.
bluebell60
25 Sep 17#13
Heat added, thank you
schnide
25 Sep 17#22
Went here a week after the attack there.
A beautiful place that wasn't dimmed by that event and absolutely worth a visit. Heat added all the way.
Also glad to see that idiots on HUKD, just like terrorists, will always be in a minority while the rest of us carry on making things better for others.
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Opening post
Thought this was a cracker of a price (sorry)!
Prices from just £59pp based on 2 people sharing flying from Stansted for the date Dec 10-12 (2017) staying in a double or twin en-suite room at either Ivbergs Charlottenburg or Berlin Messe
You can choose to fly from other regional airports & stay for extra nights for a supplement if Stansted or those dates do not suit you ie 2 Nights with Glasgow Flights £99pp / 2 Nights with Gatwick/Luton/Stansted Flights £99 & 3 nights for £129pp
Twinkling lights, good food and wine, and over 60 markets to explore! Enjoy a romantic Christmas getaway in Berlin to get you in the festive spirit and ensure shopping lists are sorted.
The MarketsSee Alexanderplatz transformed into a magic winter wonderland of seasonal cheer complete with an arrangement of wooden huts home to countless unique gift ideas. The market's centrepiece features Europe's largest Christmas pyramid adorned with over 5,000 lights and bringing a warm, friendly glow to the entire area.
Tuck into some bratwurst and gingerbread and then explore the fairground attractions of Berlin City-West all jazzed up for the holidays.
You can even share the love with a furry friend back home, with a Christmas market dedicated solely to dogs open in the garden of the Forsthaus Paulsborn in the Grunewald forest. Grab them a treat for when you head home, and then it's time to get tails wagging all-round with a snack at the Forsthaus.
Map of Christmas Market locations
More Things to Do in Berlin & more ideas HERE
Min. 2 people per booking (prices displayed are per person only)
Min. 2 vouchers must be purchased to complete booking
Must book by 27 Oct 2017
Board basis: room only
City tax may apply; payable on check-out
All comments (37)
If you're gonna stay away from every place that has had a terrorist attack you're gonna be confined to your house soon.
Of course, be vigilant. But don't live your life in fear of these people.
News flash: most of the cities in Europe that have been targeted so far (London, Paris, Brussels, Nice, Berlin, etc) are popular tourist spots, therefore maximum exposure to the crimes, and more people affected by them. It's not hard to work out why Poland (as beautiful a country as it is), has not yet been targeted by terrorism.
Let's finish this conversation and accept the fact that we will see more terror attacks in Europe in the nearest future, if we like it or not (unfortunately).
A) refused to take it's quota of middle Eastern migrants, as demanded by Merkel.
B) a 0.1% Muslim population.
Completely dismissing that either of these are possible reasons as to why it's had no Islamic terrorist attacks is intellectually dishonest.
Once you put some figures into this, we can see your Islamaphobia argument crumbling. The fact is, most muslim people just want to get on with life, just like most other people. The few incidents are thankfully few and far between. So stay at home, where you are statistically more likely to be killed in a random accident than enjoy a good, cheap holiday, after all we wouldn't want Britain's reputation to be damaged any further by people such as yourself.
It's a simple case of 'having more of a particular 'thing' means something is more likely to happen involving that particular 'thing', regardless of what that particular 'thing' is'. Not a very difficult concept to grasp.
Also, I'm fully aware a minute number of Muslims are jihadis, thanks.
It isn't a difficult concept to grasp but seems to pass over you all the same. You can wrap it up in rhetoric and conjecture as much as you like, the data disproves your fantasy.
See above.
A beautiful place that wasn't dimmed by that event and absolutely worth a visit. Heat added all the way.
Also glad to see that idiots on HUKD, just like terrorists, will always be in a minority while the rest of us carry on making things better for others.