Christmas is probably the most loved festivity in Italy. Lights, Christmas carols and trees decorate every corner of the country, from the smallest villages to the largest cities. During this time of the year, Italians love going for walks, shopping and breathing in the magic atmosphere of the season, especially if there is an authentic Christmas market to visit.
In a way, Christmas street markets are the true protagonists of the Christmas shopping frenzy. From north to south, these traditional gatherings are known for selling handmade objects, gifts and decorations. Besides stands selling traditionally crafted objects, you will find little wooden houses selling typical Christmas food and cakes. When it comes to food, sweets top the list of most beloved treats.
SOURCE: https://www.lifeinitaly.com
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