13 Locations
Christmas decoration transforms Berlin through December, from twinkling markets to festive shop windows. From baubles to lights and wreaths, Christmas decoration here fills homes and streets with cheer. This overview gathers Berlin locations for seasonal decor.
Design and homeware shops around Mitte and Prenzlauer Berg stock ornaments, candles and wreaths, while Christmas markets and craft fairs sell handmade and traditional pieces. Larger stores dress their windows and halls, and some markets specialise in Erzgebirge wooden decorations. It is easy to bring the festive spirit home.
Browse the addresses below to find Christmas decoration across Berlin, from baubles to lights and wreaths.
At Flowers & Art Design, floral artworks are created that bring spaces and moments to life. The studio not only offers classic bouquets but specializes in custom flower arrangements for corporate events, celebrations, and birthdays.
Opened in 1907, KaDeWe on Tauentzienstraße now spans over 60,000 square meters, attracting more than 50,000 people daily, and up to 100,000 during the Christmas season. The Christmas decoration receives a new theme every year, most recently featuring two trees over five meters tall on the ground floor. For Christmas decorations in Berlin, this is the grand stage.
At An der Spandauer Brücke 7 at Hackescher Markt, Käthe Wohlfahrt showcases over 8,000 Christmas items across approximately 240 square meters on two floors, staged as a 1920s-style backdrop. The family business from Rothenburg ob der Tauber has existed since 1964 and has been in Berlin since 2011. Christmas decorations in Berlin become a tour here, complete with unique capital city souvenirs.
The Inge-Glas Manufaktur Store Berlin belongs to the Müller-Blech family, who have been working in glass craftsmanship since 1597 and hand-blow, internally silver-plate, and hand-paint their Christmas tree decorations in Neustadt bei Coburg. Around 15,000 historical glassblowing molds are available for this purpose. For Christmas decorations in Berlin, this means handmade unique pieces instead of mass-produced goods from a bulk pack.
The House of Villeroy & Boch at Kurfürstendamm 33 offers the Christmas collections of a manufacturer dating back to 1748, still located in the old Benedictine abbey in Mettlach. The selection ranges from Toy's Delight and Christmas Chic to the Annual Christmas Edition. Christmas decorations in Berlin get a porcelain variant here.
Günter Münzberg opened his shop in 1990, a year after his first shopping trip to Seiffen, and today runs it with his wife Iwona. On approximately 30 square meters in Spandau's Wilhelmstadt, there are about 4,200 pieces from over 120 manufacturers. Christmas decorations from the Ore Mountains are available here in a density that belies the shop's size.
Bürgelhaus at Friedrichstraße 58 offers Ore Mountain wood art from well over 100 workshops and the complete range of Echtbürgel pottery from Thuringia. In 2023, it was awarded as the best specialist shop for Ore Mountain folk art. For Christmas decorations in Berlin, this is the address with proof of origin.
The idee. Creativmarkt on Wilmersdorfer Straße is located in Charlottenburg's pedestrian zone and, since its relocation in 2023, offers approximately 1,000 square meters across two floors. The Christmas decoration category alone includes over 760 items, plus materials for DIY projects. Christmas decorations in Berlin become a crafting project here.
At Lichterglanz, the candle manufacturer in Reinickendorf, Susanne Nagies and Gerald Knüppel handcraft each candle individually. In the shop, you can make your own: using the dipping method, up to 60 centimeters long, from 14 combinable colors, starting from 15 Euros per person. Christmas decorations in Berlin are created here at your own wax vat instead of just on a shelf.
At Späth'sche Baumschulen, Germany's oldest tree nursery, guests can expect a Christmas market with Santa Claus, angels, and a forest of fir trees.
Erzgebirgskunst Original in Sophienstraße is one of eleven specialist shops of DREGENO Seiffen eG, a cooperative of around 130 artisan workshops from the Ore Mountains. Only originals are sold: nutcrackers from approx. 27.50 Euros, plus smokers, candle arches (Schwibbögen), and pyramids. For Christmas decorations in Berlin, this is the address for turned wooden art.
The pre-Christmas season is, so to speak, peak season at the candle-making workshop Feuer & Flamme in Prenzlauer Berg. Here, you can make your own candles in a cozy atmosphere.
Ave Maria at Lützowstraße 23 is a devotional shop opened in 1996 by Dieter Funk and Ulrike Schuster. It specializes in over 40 types of incense, religious sculptures, rosaries, and literature. Christmas decorations here include nativity scenes, nativity figures, and large altar candles instead of tinsel and fairy lights.