The Hamburg Christmas markets are finally back in 2021. But not everyone is allowed in everywhere. These markets have 3G regulations.
Hamburg – This year there will finally be Christmas markets again. Despite the ongoing corona pandemic and increasing incidence numbers, numerous markets have also been announced in Hamburg. However, not all people can visit all markets, because some Christmas markets strictly open according to the 2G principle.
* 24hamburg.de reveals here which markets have 2G and 3G concepts.
Most markets have opted for a combined concept. Admission is either free or regulated according to 3G, but visitors need proof of vaccination or recovery for the area of gastronomy or mulled wine stands. These markets include the Christmas market on the Rathausmarkt, the Weißer Zauber Jungfernstieg Christmas market, the Christmas market on Spitalerstraße, the Christmas market on Osterstraße in Eimsbüttel, the Christmas market at Altona train station, the Christmas market at St. Petri Church, the Hafencity Christmas Market and the Niendorf Christmas market at Tibarg.
At other markets such as the market on the Fleetinsel or the Christmas stroll in Eppendorf at Marie-Jonas-Platz, for example, there are to-go products for consumption or visitors have the opportunity to consume food and drinks at bar tables after registering their data. * 24hamburg.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA.
