Illustration of a christmas market scene (Weihnachtsmarkt Gut Stockseehof)
Christmas Markets

Weihnachtsmarkt Gut Stockseehof

Set in Holsteinische Schweiz, visitors can wander through an illuminated avenue, a pagoda-tent arcade, and a warm Christmas market barn hosting around 120 exhibitors. Stalls showcase antiques, festive decorations, handicrafts, country fashion, and home accessories. Guests can also enjoy regional treats like wild game, pea soup, kale with Kassler, and hot mulled wine, or pick out a freshly cut Christmas tree from the estate forest.

What to Expect

Around 120 exhibitors offering gifts and regional delicacies across estate barns.

Event Details

Ages

All ages

Timed Entry

No

Organizer

Gut Stockseehof

Food & Drink

The market offers regional delicacies, including wild specialties, pea soup, roasted potatoes, kale with Kassler and sausages, fresh bread, waffles, crêpes, tarte flambée, Christmas biscuits and hot mulled wine.

Local Insight & Ratings

Family Friendly

🎄 🎄 🎄 ⚪ ⚪ (3/5)

Best For

Christmas-market browsers and gift shoppers

Vibe

Festive and cozy

Energy Level

Moderate

Budget

€

Photo Friendly

High

Weather Sensitivity

Moderate

Location

Gut Stockseehof
Stockseehof 2, 24326 Stocksee
Stocksee
24326

Know Before You Go

  • Tickets: Monday–Friday: €5; Saturday and Sunday: €10.
  • Hours: Daily 11:00–18:00.

Tips & Advice

  • Visit Monday to Friday if you can, since weekday admission costs less than on Saturdays and Sundays.
  • Buy your tree early and leave it netted in the depot at the sales area, then pick it up on your way home after browsing.
  • Choose a Nordmann fir if you want a tree that's gentle on the hands, as the estate's pines rate medium for prickliness.
  • Come hungry for the estate kitchen's pea soup, roast potatoes and kale with Kassler and sausages, or grab crêpes and tarte flambée.
  • Dress for indoors and out, because stalls fill the heated barn and the big tent as well as the open courtyard with its pagoda-tent arcade.

Special Events & Promotions

  • Admission costs less Monday to Friday than on Saturdays and Sundays.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What can I buy at the market?

About 120 exhibitors sell gifts, antiques, jewelry, festive decorations, home accessories, soaps and scents, curiosities and rarities, old fabrics, books, country fashion, toys and handicrafts.

What food and drink is there?

There are Holstein delicacies from the estate and the region, game specialties, meat, sausage and cheese, jams, fresh bread, waffles, fruit, chocolate and Christmas cookies. The estate kitchen serves pea soup, roast potatoes, and kale with Kassler and sausages. There are also crêpes, tarte flambée and mulled wine in many flavors.

Is the market indoors or outdoors?

Both. Stalls fill a heated Christmas barn, a large Christmas tent and the estate courtyard. Outside, lights line the old avenue, and a long arcade of pagoda tents runs past lit Christmas trees.

Can I buy a Christmas tree?

Yes. Trees and fir greens of all kinds and sizes are freshly cut from the estate's own forest. Nordmann firs have a low prickle rating, pines are medium, and the fir greens are low.

Do I have to carry my tree around the market?

No. Once your tree is netted, they store it in the depot at the sales area, and you pick it up on your way home.

Tags

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Last Updated: Oct 21, 2026
Original Submitter: Sep 17, 2025 The Christmas Events Near Me editorial team