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coffaholic

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Q: Are there any more good xmas markets coming up in Beijing?

I found out about a couple of good markets too late this year :(

Anyone know if there are any other good upcoming ones soon?

13 years 14 weeks ago in Culture - Beijing

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Try the Christmas Market at the German Embassy in Beijing. I am not aware of the date but it is either this weekend or next week. It is a huge and very interesting Christmas market. You will need a German friend to gain entrance but it is well worth it.

If you mean a place to purchase Christmas decorations for your home, then please try either the markets at Fuchengmen, Wantong, and Fucheng Road, in the middle of the Commodities Market there.

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