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Opening Hours and Dates
The Christmas market is open Saturday & Sunday 27th – 28th November and 4th – 5th December from 10 am to 6 pm.
The booths must be ready to receive guests by 9.45 am and cannot pack up before 6 pm. The booth holders are obligated to stay open during official Christmas Market opening hours.
Heated common room
Just like previous years we offer a heated common room for Christmas Market participants.
Restrooms
A specific restroom will be reserved for participants/booth holders.
Parking
It is not allowed to park within the blocked areas during Christmas market opening hours.
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All booths measure 3 x 3 meters.
The booths measure 2.20 m at the sides and 3.25 m. in the middle.
Some booths are placed along Sortebrødre Torv. These booth’s measure 2.20 m. at the sides and 2.60 m. in the middle. These booths are constructed differently taking into account the row of trees along the side of the square.
All booths have electricity, as a rule 220 V.
You can see photos of the booths here
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Application for the Hans Christian Andersen Christmas Market 2010 download here
To apply for a booth please contact EventHouse/ Project Coordinator Ane Bachman Stockmarr |
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Exterior Decoration
The Hans Christian Andersen Christmas Market Coordinator (Eventhouse) determines the exterior decoration. You are not allowed to decorate the exterior of the booth yourself.
Interior decoration
Our aim is to give our guests a fantastic experience visiting the Christmas market and shopping in the booths. Because of this there must be an old fashioned/nostalgic Christmas atmosphere all around and this must also be reflected in both booth decoration and goods selection. Because of this there are certain demands regarding the interior decoration of the booth that booth holders must meet.. |
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The Hans Christian Andersen Christmas Market has to show Christmas atmosphere like in Hans Christian Andersen’s time and all booth holders must be dressed like in the 17th century.
The dresscode is an important part of giving the Christmas market guests a feeling of being back in the day of Hans Christian Andersen.
Click here for inspiration regarding clothing. The photos show clothing from 1850.
REMEMBER: it is important to be dressed warmly under the costume. You can easily wear “modern” clothes under the costumes. | Back to Home
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