Event Haller Adventmarkt

The medieval squares and alleyways of the town of Hall seem to be made for the pre-Christmas season. While an oversized Advent calendar is projected onto the facades of the houses, brass bands, storytellers and stallholders with arts and crafts and culinary delicacies spread a contemplative atmosphere.

Description

The closer Christmas approaches, the brighter the Upper Town Square in Hall in Tirol shines. The facades of the houses in the medieval center of the former saltworks town are transformed into an Advent calendar in the run-up to Christmas. The respective dates are projected onto the walls, creating a unique lighting atmosphere at the Hall Advent market.

In the medieval alleyways, stars made of broken mirrors sparkle in the sunlight during the day before being illuminated in the evening to create a unique play of light. In keeping with the medieval backdrop of the town, the Advent market is very traditional: every day from 6 pm, brass bands and choirs enchant visitors with Christmas music, while children can visit the animals in the petting zoo, go ice skating or be whisked away into fantasy worlds by storytellers.