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THE CHIARA! CHRISTMAS SPECIAL

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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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Perugia

Province of Perugia · Umbria · Italy

Admission and costs
Natale alla Rocca brings crafts and gift ideas to the C.E.R.P. spaces inside Rocca Paolina. Purchases are made from individual exhibitors. The Minimetrò and National Gallery of Umbria have their own tickets.
Getting there
Alight at Perugia Fontivegge railway station and use its direct pedestrian connection to Fontivegge Minimetrò. Ride to Pincetto terminal, whose escalators and inclined lift connect to the centre. From Corso Vannucci continue towards Piazza Italy and the Rocca Paolina spaces.
Time to allow
Allow around 3 hours at the destination, excluding travel.
If it rains
The market is already inside C.E.R.P.’s covered spaces. For an alternative art visit, choose the National Gallery of Umbria in Palazzo dei Priori, Corso Vannucci 19, an independent museum with its own admission and route.
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Lana

Autonomous Province of Bolzano · Trentino-South Tyrol · Italy

Admission and costs
Admission to the market is free. Shopping and food cost extra; the optional Polvere di Stelle charity lottery costs €2 per ticket. On 31 December only the food stands open, from 10 am to 8 pm, with no craft trading.
Getting there
Reach the Merano area by rail and continue by bus to Lana. Take routes 211 and 215, using Lana Municipio or Lana Via Andreas Hofer stops. The market occupies the Capuchin Garden at Via Andreas Hofer 2.
Time to allow
Allow around 3 hours at the destination, excluding travel.
If it rains
The Capuchin church, dedicated to Saint Anne and Saint Joachim, is the indoor religious stop beside the garden. Interior access follows church openings; the Fruit-Growing Museum should not be assumed to operate as a winter alternative.
Where to park
There is a public car park by the Church of the Holy Cross. The market is in the Capuchin Garden at Via Andreas Hofer 2.
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