From the Stranger Things theme to Japanese flair and a sea of light paradise – the Christmas markets in Berlin are something very special. But let’s be honest: as nice as a visit to a Christmas market in winter is, it’s pretty hard on the wallet. With this year’s prices, a mulled wine here, a few roasted almonds there and a bratwurst with ketchup and mustard will almost exhaust your entire evening budget. But enjoying yourself in December shouldn’t be so expensive – especially not when we consider that we still have to buy presents. This is exactly why one particular Christmas market in Berlin offers a great concept:
The All You Can Eat & Drink Christmas Market 2025
On the Spree this Christmas, it’s all about feasting as much as you want – and saving big at the same time. For a ticket from €29, you can sample a huge range of Christmas treats, and there is also an impressive selection for the vegans among you. Instead of spending around €100, you really only pay €29 and go home with bellies full to the brim. Curling and a VIP tent also await you for an all-round winter experience.
Not only can you eat cheaply at the all-you-can-eat Christmas market, you can also eat really well. In the midst of a beautiful, cozy atmosphere on the banks of the Spree, you can try everything from cheese spaetzle, mushroom pan and yeast dumplings with vanilla to flambéed salmon baguettes and many other highlights. The vegan options are particularly appealing this year: vegan Köttbullar, pumpkin soup, creamy sauces and much more.
Of course, the unlimited mulled wine is a must, which – together with the radiant heaters everywhere – will keep you nice and warm. You can linger even longer in the heated VIP tent and enjoy mulled wine and cocktails at a cozy temperature. And if you want a bit of exercise, you can let off steam with curling to balance out all the treats. Of course, it always depends on how much you eat – but you can usually easily recoup the entrance fee! Ticket prices vary depending on the day of the week and time. However, bear in mind that there is no box office – you have to buy your tickets online in advance.