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THE CHIARA! CHRISTMAS SPECIAL

What a lovely Christmas!

Markets, little towns and lovely discoveries

An afternoon under the lights. Hot chocolate to share. A gift chosen with love. Your next Christmas memory starts here.

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Christmas market in Strasbourg’s old town in 2018. Archive photograph, not the 2026 edition.
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Copenhagen – Tivoli

Hovedstaden · Denmark

Admission and costs
Christmas at Tivoli requires a gardens admission ticket. The Ride Pass is a separate product: select your date and ticket combination on the official website. Food and purchases are not automatically included in admission.
Getting there
København H station is beside Tivoli: head towards Vesterbrogade and the gardens’ entrance at number 3. This visit stays focused on the park; the nearby Glyptotek can replace part of the programme with its own admission.
Time to allow
Allow around 4 hours at the destination, excluding travel.
If it rains
Glyptotek, Dantes Plads 7, is an indoor art museum near Tivoli with a winter garden. It has its own ticketing and calendar; a Tivoli ticket does not include this museum visit.
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Valkenburg

Limburg · Netherlands

Admission and costs
Gemeentegrot is a paid Christmas market with tickets for a 30-minute arrival window. Buy through the cave’s official website; Fluweelengrot is a different venue with its own ticket and is not automatically included.
Getting there
From Valkenburg station, walk to Gemeentegrot: allow about ten minutes on foot. The cave market entrance is at Cauberg 4; afterwards, continue through the town centre towards Walramplein for the outdoor section.
Time to allow
Allow around 3 hours at the destination, excluding travel.
If it rains
Gemeentegrot itself is the sheltered section, but requires a ticket and booked arrival window: it is not an unrestricted public rain shelter. The town-centre sections remain exposed to the weather.
Route and accessibility
Gemeentegrot accommodates wheelchairs, mobility scooters and walkers. Corridors are at least 2.5 metres wide.
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