Tramin Courtyard Advent

On Monday, December 8, from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Tramin’s oldest quarter, Bethlehem, will transform into a magical Christmas market. Between narrow alleys, historic farmhouses, and private courtyards, visitors can enjoy a unique Advent experience full of tradition, flavors, and creativity.

A special atmosphere & open courtyards

On the Feast of the Immaculate Conception, local courtyard owners in Tramin open their gates, offering exclusive glimpses into spaces usually closed to the public. Together with the exhibitors, they invite guests on a special stroll through the historic heart of the village.

Market stalls & handmade treasures

Around 30 stalls will feature a wide variety of:

• local farm products
• arts & crafts
• jewelry, ceramics & decorations
• Christmas pastries & gift ideas

Seasonal delights

To warm both heart and taste buds:

• Rynnhof – „Tirtln“, “Buchteln” with vanilla sauce, Christmas pastries & Hot drinks
• Elki – cakes, coffee & tea
• ASV Football Club – Pulled pork, meatloaf („Leberkäse“), hot drinks

For children

A colorful program will bring smiles to young visitors: creative workshops, carriage rides, and plenty of fun activities ensure a magical Advent experience for the little ones as well.

New this year: The Living Nativity in Betlehem

Mary and Joseph pause in Tramin’s oldest quarter – Betlehem, where, according to legend, a nomadic woman once gave birth to her child on Christmas Eve. From 2 p.m. to 5 p.m., you can experience the Living Nativity in the Langenmantel Courtyard and be enchanted by the special Advent atmosphere.
Alongside Mary, Joseph and the Child, you’ll also meet an ox, goats, sheep, and other small animals that bring the scene to life. A memorable experience for young and old alike, filled with peace and Christmas spirit.

Exhibitions

Visitors can explore a photo and art exhibition by amateur photographers and hobby artists from Tramin. In addition, the exhibition „Sakrales“ is on display in the Rynnhof Chapel, and the fresco room in Ansitz Langenmantel, one of Tramin’s oldest buildings dating back to the 14th century, can be visited.

A Christmas market with a truly unique flair – perfect for families, food lovers, and all who wish to enjoy the Advent season in an enchanting atmosphere.

Creative & Handmade at the Traminer Hofadvent

Discover handmade products, regional specialties, and creative gift ideas – from jewelry and decorations to ceramics and woodwork, as well as jams and honey. Get inspired!

Exhibitors

• Astraluniverso: Handmade jewelry from macramé, metal & fair-trade gemstones, natural dreamcatchers
• Borschtl – Holz und Stein: Works from stone, driftwood lamps, vintage accessories, Christmas & table decorations
• Caritas Tramin: Christmas baked goods
• Die Schmugglerin: Fashion jewelry and accessories
• Federleicht: Handmade jewelry from brass, wood, and silver
• Hirtenhof: Jams, juices, syrups, dried fruit
• Kräutergarten Oanfoch & Natürlich: Herbal infusions, salts, vinegars, hydrolates, incense blends, oxymel
• Latscher Bergbauernfleisch: Fresh sausages, smoked meat, bacon
• Römerhof: Plentn & Muas flour, rice, corn waffles & chips, “Risottini”
• Sarnertoppar: Slippers
• Self–employed Jemako distributor Brigitte Nössing: Gift sets for household, car, and body care
• Tschauphof: Farm-made fruit spreads, syrups, chutneys, honey, apricot brandy, pickled goods
• Maria De la Peza: Crocheted dolls, decorations & baby items, Christmas cards
• mARTina: Hand-knotted macramé jewelry with gemstones and natural materials
• Noemi Enderle: Hand-braided leather leashes and collars
• Katja Gafriller: Gift ideas from concrete, wood & more, greeting cards
• Sandra Gander: Wooden decorations, baby shoes, crocheted Christmas ornaments
• Hans Kahl: Woodworks
• Margareth Kuenzer: Handmade unique pieces from macramé, crocheted baskets
• Wolfgang Lochmann: Bread spreads, juices, syrups
• Renata Masin: Handicrafts: crocheted, knitted, crafted
• Andreas Mayr: Standing and table lamps made from root wood & hand-painted acrylic paintings
• Karin Mayr–Seitz: Handmade bags & accessories from wool and traditional fabrics
• Verena Micheli: Handmade ceramics
• Yvonn Mitterhofer: Self-sewn bags, waist bags & accessories
• Markus Riffesser: Honey and beekeeping products: propolis tincture, candies, candles, soaps, wine salt and liqueurs
• Linda Sgarbossa: Wreaths and bouquets made from locally grown dried flowers
• Irene Simeoni: Handmade Christmas items – ornaments, angels, cards, socks, blankets, bags
• Denny Tessadri: Wood & Christmas decorations, jewelry, candle & wine holders
• Rudi Thaler: Wooden jewelry & accessories: pendants, bracelets, reclaimed wood picture frames & decoration