Winter Magic Forest Mulled Wine Festival
Visitors can wander through a festive setting filled with countless lights, fire installations, and majestic fir trees. The market features decorated and heated tents alongside stands offering over 35 types of mulled wine, hot beverages, and varied culinary options like crêpes, lángos, and Ugandan specialties. Guests can browse handcrafted gifts, watch a master wood sculptor at work, or enjoy rides like a nostalgic carousel and children's train.
What to Expect
Features over 35 varieties of mulled wine and warming drinks.
Event Details
Ages
All ages
Neighborhood
Bogenhausen
Timed Entry
No
Organizer
GEJA Event
Food & Drink
The festival serves more than 35 varieties of mulled wine and hot drinks, including non-alcoholic options, alongside crêpes, waffles, Baumstriezel, lángos, bratwurst, schnitzel, burgers, and Ugandan specialties.
Local Insight & Ratings
Family Friendly
Best For
Families with children
Vibe
Festive and cozy
Energy Level
Moderate
Budget
Free
Photo Friendly
High
Weather Sensitivity
Moderate
Location
Know Before You Go
- Tickets: Admission is free.
- Hours: Monday–Wednesday 15:00–21:00; Thursday–Saturday 15:00–22:00; Sunday/holidays 13:00–21:00; December 25 and 26, 12:00–19:00.
Tips & Advice
- Try one of the alcohol-free hot drinks, such as the Heißer Caipi, Hot Daiquiri or Hot Spicy Orange, if you'd rather skip the alcohol.
- Duck into one of the heated, decorated tents when you want to warm up and sit down between rounds of Glühwein.
- Bring the little ones for the nostalgic carousel, the Madagaskar children's train and the Christmas wheel of fortune.
- Stop by wood sculptor Joachim Seitfudem's display, where you can watch him create new pieces every day of the festival.
- Dress warmly for an evening outdoors among the fire installations and fir trees, even with the heated tents close at hand.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What kinds of mulled wine are there?
There are more than 35 kinds of Glühwein and hot drinks, with names like Alpenglühn, Drachenfeuer, Frau Holle and Wolfsblut. Heißer Caipi, Hot Daiquiri and Hot Spicy Orange also come alcohol-free.
What food is there?
You'll find crêpes, waffles, Baumstriezel, lángos, bratwurst, schnitzel and burgers. There are also international dishes such as Ugandan specialties.
Is there anything for kids?
Yes. Kids can ride a nostalgic carousel and a Madagaskar children's train, and spin a Christmas wheel of fortune.
Is there somewhere warm to sit?
Yes. Decorated, heated tents let you sit down and stay a while. They can also host company or family events.
What can I shop for?
Stalls sell glasswork by the festival's glassblower, lambskins, Christmas stars, singing bowls and children's stools. Master wood sculptor Joachim Seitfudem shows his pieces and works on new ones every day.
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