Christmas market in Saverne, Alsace
Immerse yourself in the magic of Christmas in Saverne, from 27 November 2026 to 3 January 2027.
✨ Illuminations & Festive Atmosphere
As night falls, Saverne's shopping streets, shop windows and Christmas trees light up with a thousand lights, transforming the town into a real-life Christmas fairy tale setting.
Stroll through the sparkling streets and let yourself be charmed by the warm and festive atmosphere.
🏡 Christmas Village & Gourmet Market
Stroll around Place du Général-de-Gaulle, at the foot of the majestic Château des Rohan, where the Christmas village is held.
You will find a dozen craft chalets offering decorations, handmade creations and typical regional delicacies.
An ice rink opposite the château welcomes young and old alike in search of fun and good cheer!
🎶 Entertainment & Advent Highlights
The Saverne Christmas market is not limited to chalets: throughout Advent, Saverne offers a rich programme of christmas entertainment for families and all ages:
- treasure hunts
- storytelling walks
- exhibitions, concerts
- remarkable nativity scenes... etc.
Experience the magic of Christmas in Saverne in Alsace
Illuminations dans les rues commerçantes de Saverne © Office de Tourisme & du Commerce du Pays de Saverne
Saverne Christmas Village
📍 Place du Général-de-Gaulle, 67700 Saverne
opposite the Château des Rohan
Pays de Saverne Tourist Office
📍 Cloître des Récollets
4 rue Poincaré 67700 Saverne
Tel. +33 (0)3 88 91 80 47
tourisme-saverne.fr
🌟 Why visit the Christmas market in Saverne?
- Intimacy, authenticity and a warm atmosphere, a perfect alternative to the large, crowded Christmas markets elsewhere in Alsace.
- A unique historical setting, with the prestigious Château des Rohan as a backdrop, gives this Alsatian Christmas market a special charm.
- A good balance of crafts, gastronomy, entertainment and magical decorations, it is an ideal experience for families, couples or friends.
- A typical local experience in Alsace, off the beaten track and full of charm.
copyright : Paolo Viana, Office de tourisme du Pays de Saverne