In Hamburg, as a vaccinated or recovered person, you can hope for a Christmas market atmosphere without any conditions. However, there should not be a general rule.
Hamburg – The Hamburg Christmas market season starts in a month and those who have been vaccinated and those who have recovered can already look forward to it. In Hamburg, many Christmas markets will be open under the 2G model. That means many amenities for the visitors. For example, masks and visitor restrictions are no longer applicable.
* 24hamburg.de reveals here exactly how the 2G rule affects Hamburg’s Christmas markets.
The Christmas market on Gerhart-Hauptmann-Platz is one of those that only people who have been vaccinated and who have recovered will be allowed in. Anyone who can identify themselves with one of the two 2G certificates can experience the Christmas market behind the barriers without mask, distance and restrictions, as organizer Robert Kirchhecker explains. Although this measure is associated with costs for the organizers, they rely on the long-awaited “Christmas market feeling” and see the advantages. The costs should not be passed on to the visitors.
There is unlikely to be a uniform regulation for the Christmas markets in Hamburg. According to Martin Helfrich, spokesman for the social welfare authority, the Senate has various options with different requirements in mind. The Senate will deliberate on Tuesday, October 19. * 24hamburg.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA.
