Mulled wine and bratwurst despite Corona: city plans "winter village" and stalls - no "cage in the city"

The Tölzer Christkindlmarkt has been canceled.

A substitute offer should at least create a little pre-Christmas mood in the spa town.

• After the cancellation of the Tölzer Christkindlmarkt, the city presented the replacement program.

• Four to six gastronomic stands planned in Marktstrasse and Nockherplatz.

• "Winter village" is being considered at the Kurhaus.

Bad Tölz -

mulled wine, bratwurst, atmospheric ambience, plus a cozy chat: all of this is an integral part of the

for many people

-

but this year it will look significantly different

in

than usual. The

was canceled as reported.

The city is now planning a limited alternative offer suitable for corona, as

explained in a press conference on Thursday.

Corona alternative to Advent: Application for stand operators is ongoing

For example, the city wants to designate

in

, on which at least four to six catering

can be set up.

"You can feel that there is

still a lot of demand for

among many people

," said

.

That is why the city wants to make it possible to meet during

to eat

a

outside

or

drink

a

.

Two more such stands are to be

set up

at

.

The deputy

reported that the

for the selection of the

.

“We are writing to all

who have applied for

at the

.” The

would probably be

admitted from November 27th to December 24th,

said, but possibly only from Thursday or Friday to Sunday.

At the request of the “Wir für Tölz” business association, two

are also

planned where customers can have their purchased

wrapped.

For that, it

tends to be too tight

under the

n in the shops.

Corona alternative to Advent: Music and ice stock sport at the Kurhaus

A

with a maximum of ten huts with a little trade as well as partial and full catering is also being considered, according to the

.

There will also be two

there, and the existing

can be used for musical performances.

According to

, the

cancellation of the

was

inevitable because the event area would have had to be separated from the public space.

“It would have been like a cage in the city.” Compliance with the

at the

was “unthinkable”.  

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