 The Czech capital has several markets, with the main two running from November 26 to January 6 and playing host to many rows of stall holders selling crafts, Continental European food, and cockle warming drinks. The main Christmas markets are held at the Old Town Square and Wenceslas Square, in the heart of the city. The two squares are five minutes walk from each other. Smaller markets are held on Kampa Island, at Republic Square, at Havel's Market, and outside the city's castle. If you don't fancy clocking more air miles or prefer staying closer to home, then fear not - there are plenty of Christmas markets in the UK you can visit instead. For travellers eager to soak up some winter sun, the first of twice weekly flights to Sharm El Sheikh in Egypt took off for the first time on Monday from Luton - the cheapest tickets costing £26.99. The coastal resort known for its crystal-clear waters and idyllic year-round temperatures. Wizz Air is now flying to Sharm el Sheik from £26.99 ( Getty Images) Wizz Air flights to the Estonian capital of Tallinn (from £17.99) and sunny){kind=link}
Wizz Air is flying new routes from London Luton and Gatwick airports to destinations including Sharm El Sheikh, Hurghada, Agadir, Marrakesh, Prague, and Tallinn
Brits can jet off to the home of one of Europe’s most famous Christmas markets for just £21.99, as Wizz Air is launching a new route to Prague later this year.
In fact the low-cost airline has announced plans to launch a series of routes for less than £20 from London Luton and Gatwick airports to the likes of Sharm El Sheikh, Hurghada, Agadir, Marrakesh, Prague, and Tallinn.
The first flights from London Luton Airport took off on 30 October and landed in Prague, which is beloved by history enthusiasts, Christmas market lovers and stag dos alike.
The Czech capital has several markets, with the main two running from November 26 to January 6 and playing host to many rows of stall holders selling crafts, Continental European food, and cockle warming drinks.