Illustrative photo Christmas Market at Hohensalzburg Fortress 2026: Salzburg's Highest Advent Market
The Christmas market at Hohensalzburg Fortress in Salzburg runs on advent weekends from November 27 to December 20, 2026. High above the city, the courtyard offers handicrafts, local specialties and a unique view over the festively lit old town.
Illustrative photo Tauernadvent Obertauern 2026: Christmas Market at 1,740 Meters
Tauernadvent in Obertauern runs from November 27 to December 20, 2026, at 1,740 meters right in the village center. As Salzburg's highest Christkindlmarkt, it offers free admission, rustic wooden huts and genuine alpine Christmas charm.
Illustrative photo Schwarzenberg Advent Market 2026: Christmas Charm in the Bregenzerwald
The Schwarzenberg Advent Market takes place on November 27 and 28, 2026, from 3 to 8 p.m. at the church square in the Bregenzerwald. Admission to this authentic, free market featuring handmade regional goods is free.
Illustrative photo Advent am Talbach Schladming 2026: Christmas Market at the Foot of the Mountains
Advent am Talbach in Schladming runs from November 27 to December 20, 2026, offering a free Christmas market with craft stalls, food and a stage program. Nearby, the Adventzauber in der Talbachklamm adds an illuminated evening experience on November 28 and December 19.
Illustrative photo Wallfahrtsadvent Maria Alm 2026 – Mountain Advent with Pilgrimage Church and Hochkönig Views
The Wallfahrtsadvent Maria Alm 2026 takes place from 27 November to 20 December around the pilgrimage church in the mountain village at the Hochkönig. With traditional chalets, alphorn music, torchlight walks and free admission, it offers an authentic alpine Advent atmosphere.
Illustrative photo Bad Hofgastein Christmas Market 2026: Alpine Advent Magic
The Bad Hofgastein Christmas Market 2026 lights up the historic village center from November 27 to December 20 with crafts, live music, sleigh rides and torchlight walks. Admission is free.
Illustrative photo Adventmarkt St. Leonhard 2026 in Grödig: Tradition Below the Untersberg
The Adventmarkt St. Leonhard in Grödig runs from November 28 to December 20, 2026, at the pilgrimage church of the same name beneath the Untersberg mountain. Free to attend since 1973, it is known for its handmade crafts and reflective Advent celebrations.
Illustrative photo Hohenwerfen Castle Advent Market 2026: Christmas Magic in the Courtyard
The romantic advent market at Hohenwerfen Castle takes place on five days in November and December 2026 in the medieval courtyard. Admission is free, and the setting high above the Salzach valley makes it one of the most striking Christmas markets in the SalzburgerLand region.
Illustrative photo Mayrhofen Advent at the Waldfestplatz 2026: Christmas Market in the Zillertal
The Mayrhofen Advent at the Waldfestplatz turns a clearing deep in the Scheulingwald forest into a calm, traditional Christmas market with local crafts, Zillertal treats and unamplified music. It runs across the four Advent weekends before Christmas, though the exact 2026 dates had not yet been officially published at the time of writing.
Illustrative photo Radstädter Advent 2026: Christmas Market at the Stadtplatz in Radstadt
The Radstädter Advent 2026 opens on five Advent weekends between November 28 and December 27 at the historic Stadtplatz in Radstadt, Salzburg Land. Regional crafts, mulled wine and live music set the scene for this peaceful market against a winter mountain backdrop.
Illustrative photo Advent am Arlberg 2026 – Christmas Magic in Lech Zürs
Advent am Arlberg 2026 takes place from 3 to 24 December in Lech Zürs. Atmospheric markets in Lech, Zürs and Zug, lantern walks and the combination with skiing make the pre-Christmas period in the Alpine region a special experience with free admission.
Illustrative photo Advent at Admont Abbey 2026: Christmas Market at the Monastery
Advent at Admont Abbey takes place on two weekends in December 2026, from December 4 to 6 and December 11 to 13, at the Benedictine abbey in Austria's upper Styria. Admission to the market itself is free.