Adventmarkt Hall in Tirol
Visitors can browse stalls offering traditional handicrafts and regional culinary delicacies, with market stalls regularly changing vendors. Projected advent calendar numbers illuminate the facades around the square alongside starry holiday lighting. Entertainment includes live music from local choirs and brass ensembles, a petting zoo, an ice-skating area, a scouts' campfire, and fairy tale storytellers.
What to Expect
Advent calendar numbers projected onto historic facades count down to Christmas.
Event Details
Ages
All ages
Neighborhood
Upper Town Square
Timed Entry
No
Organizer
Tourismusverband Region Hall - Wattens
Food & Drink
Stalls offer culinary delicacies, with Advent drinks and South Tyrolean specialties available at the two gastro stands beside the Stocksportbahn.
Local Insight & Ratings
Family Friendly
Best For
Families with children and christmas-market visitors
Vibe
Traditional and festive
Energy Level
Moderate
Photo Friendly
High
Weather Sensitivity
Moderate
Location
Know Before You Go
- Hours: Monday–Friday 15–20 Uhr; Saturday 11–20 Uhr; Sunday 13–20 Uhr. Special hours: 8 December 13–20 Uhr; 24 December 10–13 Uhr. Gastro stands until 21 Uhr daily except 24 December. Music daily from 18 Uhr.
- Parking: Coach buses can park free at the bus parking area at Augasse 1. Nearby bus stops are Kurhaus, Stadtgraben and Unterer Stadtplatz.
Tips & Advice
- Book the Stocksport lane ahead through the reservation calendar. The invoice must be paid in advance, and you can't cancel once payment is made.
- Visit on more than one day, since several operators share some stalls in turn and the crafts and food on offer change almost daily.
- Take the bus to the Kurhaus, Stadtgraben or Unterer Stadtplatz stops, which are the closest to the market, or park in the Altstadtgarage.
- Bring children on December 6, when Nikolaus walks through the old town with shepherds and angels and sings Christmas songs with the kids.
- Stay on after the craft stalls close if you want a drink. The food and drink stands stay open an hour longer every day except December 24.
Special Events & Promotions
- December 6: Nikolaus and his entourage of shepherds and angels walk through the old town. He gives his traditional address and sings Christmas songs with the children.
- New this year: a bookable Stocksport lane at the Marktanger behind the town hall. It costs extra, is booked in half-hour slots and must be paid in advance.
Quick Actions
Frequently Asked Questions
What is there for children?
There's a daily program for children and families. Kids can visit the petting zoo, skate on the ice-skating area, sit by the scouts' campfire and listen to the fairy-tale storytellers.
Is there live music?
Yes. Every evening, choirs and brass musicians from Hall and the surrounding area sing and play on the square.
Where can I park?
Use the P1 Altstadtgarage (Bruckergasse 2) or the P2 Parkgarage Untere Stadt (Stadtgraben 2). Coaches park for free at the bus parking area at Augasse 1.
Can I try Stocksport (Tyrolean curling) at the market?
Yes. There's a new 16-by-2-metre synthetic lane at the Marktanger, behind the town hall, for team games or Lattlschießen. You can borrow sticks, including junior sticks. Book through the reservation calendar and pay in advance, and leave a deposit when you collect the sticks.
Do the stalls change during the season?
Yes. Several operators take turns running some of the stalls, so the offer changes almost daily.
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