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When spangled, bejeweled and gilded join poached, scrambled and over easy, it can only mean one thing—Germany’s gorgeous Easter markets are underway! Be amazed at the transformation a simple egg can undergo at the hand of a talented and creative artisan, or pick up household or garden decor in keeping with the coming of the spring season. As always, double-check dates and prepare all the necessary COVID-19 immunization documentation prior to travel of any distance.
BADEN-WÜRTTEMBERG
Bad Urach: April 2-3, Residenzschloss Urach.
Uhingen: March 12-13, Schloss Filseck.
Waiblingen: April 3, city center.
Wertheim: April 9-10, city center.
BAVARIA
Bad Reichenhall: March 12-13, im Königlichen Kurhaus.
Bad Tölz: April 8-18.
Bad Wörishofen: International Easter egg market April 9-10, decorated fountains April 10.
Lauingen: April 9-24, world’s largest “Easter Nest” in market square.
Miltenberg: April 3, Old Town, also “Open Sunday” with shops open.
Neumarkt in der Oberpfalz: April 10, includes “Open Sunday” with shops open.
Nuremberg: April 1-18, market square.
HESSEN
Frankfurt: March 19-20, Dominikaner Kloster, Kurt-Schumacher-Straße 23.
Kronberg im Taunus: April 2-3, spring and Easter celebrations at Burg Kronberg.
Lindenfels: April 3, Bürgerhaus.
Michelstadt: March 26-27, Erwin-Hasenzahl-Halle.
Wiesbaden: April 1-3, pedestrian zone.
RHEINLAND-PFALZ
Cochem: April 2-3, Endertplatz & Carlfritz-Nikolay-Platz.
Kaiserslautern-Siegelbach: March 19-20, Westpfalz-Werkstätten.
Kandel: Bienwaldhalle, March 5-6.
Trier: March 31-April 3, Hauptmarkt, includes “Open Sunday” shops open on April 3.
SAARLAND
St. Wendel: March 31-April 3, includes “Open Sunday” shops open on April 3.
