The 24th edition of the German Christmas Market (GCM) is set to transform the heart of New Delhi into a winter wonderland on December 2 and December 3. Hosted at the sprawling Open Space near Gate No. 14 of Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium, this event promises an extravaganza of merry celebrations, dazzling displays, and delectable delights.
With an impressive lineup of over 100 exhibitors, the GCM presents an enchanting array of festive delights, including exquisite Christmas decorations, German food products, handicrafts, garments, cosmetics, plants, stationery, and an assortment of gift articles.
Organized by the Indo-German Chamber of Commerce (IGCC) and endorsed by the German Embassy, this event draws a diverse audience, attracting the international corporate community and India’s elite business circles alike.
The GCM will run from 11:00 am to 6:30 pm, welcoming visitors of all backgrounds to revel in the holiday cheer. Entrance to this winter wonderland is priced at Rs.500/- per person, while children below 12 years can enjoy free admission.
Tickets are available both online at Paytm Insider and offline at the IGCC Office located at 21 Jor Bagh, New Delhi.
The GCM also spotlights eco-conscious innovation, featuring the all-electric MINI with zero emissions and instant torque, aligning with a sustainable future.
Visitors will revel in the festive atmosphere with German delicacies like Bratwurst, Waffles, and an array of beverages to enchant the taste buds. The event will be adorned with a beautifully decorated Christmas tree, welcoming choirs singing yuletide melodies, captivating magic shows by a German magician, and the beloved presence of Santa Claus himself.
A highlight of the event includes engaging activities such as an on-the-spot painting competition for children, promising hours of fun and creativity. The GCM further showcases the prowess of German auto giants and their cutting-edge technologies, complementing the festive ambiance.
When: 11:00 am to 6:30 pm; December 2- December 3
Where: Open Space near Gate No. 14 of Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium, New Delhi
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