Munich – Arabellas Glühweinzauber 2026
What to expect
Arabellas Glühweinzauber 2026 takes place from Thursday, 12 November, to Wednesday, 23 December 2026 at Arabellabogen on Rosenkavalierplatz 4 in Munich-Bogenhausen. The Christmas wonderland forest is thus returning to its original location. Among fir trees, fire installations and strings of lights, the focus is on mulled wine specialities, winter food and gift ideas.
Arabellas Glühweinzauber 2026: Location in Bogenhausen
The organiser G.E.J.A. EVENT confirms the market at Arabellabogen on Rosenkavalierplatz 4 in Munich-Bogenhausen. The event is thus returning to its former location. The event area is designed as a winter wonderland forest lit for Christmas. If you visit in the evening, you can expect fir trees, light installations and fire pits. There is also a decorated Flauschi tent where you can warm up and spend some time.
A mulled wine festival with a wide selection of drinks
A special feature is the selection of more than 20 types of mulled wine and other hot drinks. The official website lists names such as Kirschmagie, Feenglück and Drachenfeuer. This lets you try different flavours during your visit. Alcoholic drinks are, of course, for adults only. Other hot drinks are also available, so the market is not just of interest to mulled wine lovers.
Winter specialities and gift ideas
The announced food includes crêpes, waffles, Baumstriezel, langos, bratwurst and burgers. The organiser also lists other savoury options, as well as delicacies and gingerbread. You can combine a stroll with a snack. A selection of stalls selling special Christmas gifts is also announced. However, which traders are there at any given time may change; a fully confirmed daily list is not available.
Arabellas Glühweinzauber 2026: Opening times and closed days
The Christmas wonderland forest is normally open daily from 12 to 20. There are two important exceptions: the market is expressly closed on Sunday, 15 November 2026, Remembrance Sunday, and Sunday, 22 November 2026, the Sunday of the Dead. If you are planning a trip to Munich-Bogenhausen, you should not choose either of these Sundays as your visit day. According to the organiser's current schedule, it is open on all other days between 12 November and 23 December.
Admission and visitor information
According to the organiser, general admission is free. Drinks, food and purchases are charged at the venue. The event is designed as a winter meeting place for groups of friends and families, not as a traditional funfair with an announced list of rides. You can check the latest information again on the official Arabellas Glühweinzauber website. It is especially worth checking in severe weather or if there are last-minute changes.
More Christmas markets in Munich
There are many other Christmas markets in Munich during Advent, each with a different focus. When planning, bear in mind that Arabellas Glühweinzauber is in the Bogenhausen district, not the old town. You can find more dates in our Kirmestermine calendar. This lets you combine visits to different markets over one or more days.
Highlights at a glance
What Arabellas Glühweinzauber has to offer
- Special lighting / world of lights
- Large Christmas tree
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AdvertisingFrequently asked questions
When is Arabellas Glühweinzauber 2026?
From Thursday, 12 November, to Wednesday, 23 December 2026, with two Sundays when it is closed.
Where does Arabellas Glühweinzauber take place?
At Arabellabogen, Rosenkavalierplatz 4, 81925 Munich-Bogenhausen.
What are the opening hours?
Usually daily from 12 to 20; the market is closed on 15 and 22 November 2026.
Is admission free?
Yes, the organiser states that admission is free. Drinks, food and purchases are charged separately.
What drinks are available?
The organiser announces more than 20 types of mulled wine, as well as other hot drinks.
What is there besides mulled wine?
Including crêpes, waffles, Baumstriezel, savoury food and market stalls with gift ideas.
Why is it closed on 15 and 22 November?
The organiser expressly lists Remembrance Sunday (15.11) and the Sunday of the Dead (22.11) as closed days.
