Prague canceled the Christmas markets due to the coronavirus, the Old Town Square will be decorated with at least a traditional tree. They will not be in Brno either, for example in Ostrava or Zlín they are still counting on them. As in the Czech capital, they decided in other European cities.
If you would like to look at cross-border markets, you will not be walking in these destinations this year:
Like the Prague ones, the Christmas markets in Bavaria are also world-famous Nuremberg. It will not take place there again this year due to a coronavirus pandemic. They also decided to cancel them in Berlin, the German capital. In addition, the local square should not be decorated with Christmas trees.
For example in Dresden, Leipzig or Munich they are still counting on their actions. However, the authorities point out that the decision to cancel them may come from day to day in view of the development of the epidemiological situation. At the same time, strict measures must be taken into account, fitted drapes will be the bare minimum.
A month ago, the decision to cancel the Christmas markets was decided in Bratislava. They won’t be on The main one years Franciscan Square, where they are organized by the municipality of the Slovak capital.
Only a week ago, the fate of those on was sealed Hviezdoslav Square, behind which stands the Old Town. They will also not take place. However, the city district is ready to resume their holding if the situation improves.
Whether Christmas markets will take place in East Slovakia Košice, the second largest city in the country, is still in the stars. City Hall will follow government regulations and recommendations. It is said that the variant that it will not take place is more likely.
They will also involuntarily lose their traditions this year Paris. The famous markets on the Champs-Elysées will not take place. The Swiss residents must also say goodbye to the Christmas stalls Geneva.
There will be no markets in northern Italy either. They are not even banned by the cities themselves, but the ban has been mandated by the autonomous provinces South Tyrol a Trento. Markets will definitely not take place there this year.
So far, the Austrian have been holding the Christmas markets in front of the town hall, which is also admired by the whole world Vienna. It can be assumed that more of the above-mentioned cities and provinces will be added in the coming days. The coronavirus pandemic is developing unfavorably throughout Europe.
The coronavirus pandemic also affected the production of Christmas decorations:
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