Why This German Market Puts Manchester’s to Shame

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A UK Christmas market or a German one — which gives you more festive magic for your money? One Brit set out to find the truth and discovered eye-opening prices and experiences that make the UK look like a total rip-off. From £3.95 beers in Nuremberg to traditional handcrafted stalls, the difference is unreal :beer_mug::sparkles:  If you’re tired of overpriced sausages and crowded stalls, this video might just change where you spend your next Christmas :Santa_Claus::backhand_index_pointing_down: WooGlobe Ref : WGA372300 For licensing and to use this video, please email licensing@wooglobe.com

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00:00This guy flew 8.97 miles just to prove UK Christmas markets are a rip-off.

00:04And wow, did he make a point!

00:06James Burton, a British YouTuber, started at the Manchester Christmas Market.

00:11He called it overpriced, overcrowded, and full of cheap tat.

00:15Then he flew to Nuremberg in Germany.

00:17The difference? Instantly obvious.

00:19Handcrafted stalls, festive vibes, and no inflated prices.

00:23A local beer? Just 4.50 euro. That's 3.95 pound.

00:27In Manchester? The same drink starts at 6.50 pound.

00:31He tries rum and wine, eats traditional treats,

00:34and walks through a market packed with charm, not crowds.

00:37He says it's a million times better, and half the price.

00:41Even the posh venues are cheaper.

00:43Meanwhile, back in the UK, churros and a beer might cost more than a flight to Spain.

00:48Viewers agreed. German Christmas markets run rings around the UK.

00:52Better food, better prices, and no one acts like they're doing you a favor for buying.

00:57One commenter nailed it.

00:59I went to buy a sausage, ended up buying a villa in Marbella instead.

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