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Schwarzwaldmarie inspires in Hyères: Christmas magic in France!
The “Black Forest Marie” impressed at the Christmas market in Hyères, France, and strengthens the town twinning with Rottweil.
Schwarzwaldmarie inspires in Hyères: Christmas magic in France!
At the Christmas market in the twin town of Hyères in sunny southern France, a very special face caused a stir: the Playmobil figure “Black Forest Marie”. This charming figure was a real eye-catcher during her stay and had the ability to capture the interest of visitors. Thanks to the collaboration with the Rottweiler Tourist Information, the figure was moved there in order to further promote the lively town twinning between Rottweil and Hyères. A great sign for exchange across national borders, like that Hyères Circle of Friends emphasized.
As befits a Christmas market, guests were offered a variety of delicacies. At the circle of friends' stand there was homemade jam, Christmas cookies and typical Black Forest products. This regional diversity was also very well received by French guests. Nicole Caduff, a member of the circle of friends, was positive about the response and enthusiasm that the “Schwarzwaldmarie” as well as the other products generated.
A little adventure in Hyères
The “Black Forest Marie” used her time to explore the picturesque surroundings of Hyères. From the sparkling harbor to the gorgeous palm trees and the bright blue Mediterranean - the character enjoyed every moment. After all, traveling is in her blood! During these exciting days, all of the “Maries de la Forêt Noire” who traveled with us found a new home with the visitors to the market. A warm welcome to all those who are enthusiastic about Black Forest traditions.
In Europe, Advent is a wonderful opportunity to visit Christmas markets. From the historic markets in Nuremberg and Dresden to the charming stalls in Vienna and Salzburg, there is something for every taste. Hyères also joins the range of magical Christmas markets, where local specialties and crafts are offered in an atmospheric atmosphere. The city has integrated itself perfectly into the traditions of this special time, which makes it easy to understand why the “Black Forest Marie” was so well received there ( Aroundus ).
Overall, the successful participation of “Schwarzwaldmarie” in the Christmas market in Hyères shows not only the beauty and wealth of the two cities, but also the lively culture of the Black Forest, which is portrayed far beyond German borders. This means that Christmas togetherness can be felt not only in Rottweil, but also in the French sister city.