Christmas

Delightful Christmas market 11 and 12 November

If you live in the Copenhagen area, and would like to visit one of the annual Christmas markets outside of Copenhagen, the one which takes place this weekend at Kragerup Gods might be a good option.

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Pictures and text by Bente D. Knudsen

The weather promises to be mild, with temperatures between 5 and 8 degrees Celsius and it should remain dry with no wind.

Which means the chances of seeing the market, and Santa, in a white winter wonder land are small.

However, the annual Christmas market at Kragerup Gods is one of the earliest ones, so snow is rare at this time of the year.

Nonetheless, you can really enjoy a beautiful estate and many different booths with artefacts, jewellery, local producers of beer and gin, buy fir and greenery for your decorations or stock up on soft and warm sheep skin from local producers to help you cuddle up all warm and cosy during the cold months.

It is a delightful market, but also very popular, so you won’t be alone.

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The Nisseparade band, with the local youth orchestra playing Christmas carols and delighting young children as they are all dressed up to lool like Santa’s helper,  takes place both Saturday and Sunday, so either day is good.

And of course, Santa walks around with candy for young and old. A horse-carriage ride is also possible, and in general it is a really nice and relaxed market.

If you go late Sunday, you might be able to negotiate some good deals, as booth owners want to sell out before closing.

Kragerup Gods is run as a conference centre, so this particular weekend all of the manor house rooms and salons will be open to Christmas market visitors and you can grab a bite to eat in the restaurant located in vaulted rooms in the cellar of the estate or coffee and cake in the drawing rooms above.

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Location:

The estate is located near Korsør at Kragerupgaardsvej 33 in Rudkøbing, about a 45 to 50-minute drive from Copenhagen. For more information go to kragerup.dk.

When: 11 and 12 November 2023 from 10:00 to 16:00.

Entrance: DKK 50.

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