Glühwein for 1 Euro in Frankfurt: Discounter Opens Germany's Cheapest Christmas Market

A German discounter is making headlines with the opening of a Christmas market in Frankfurt that will offer glühwein, the traditional mulled wine, for just 1 euro (about $1).

The market, which opened on November 17 and will run until December 31, is located in the city center and features a variety of stalls selling food, drinks, and Christmas gifts.

The 1-euro glühwein has been a major draw for visitors, with long lines forming at the stall throughout the day. The discounter has also partnered with a local charity to donate a portion of the proceeds from the sale of glühwein to help those in need.

In addition to the glühwein, the market also offers a variety of other traditional Christmas drinks and foods, as well as a selection of Christmas gifts and decorations.

The discounter's decision to offer 1-euro glühwein has been praised by some, who say it makes the Christmas market more accessible to people on a budget. Others have criticized the move, saying it could lead to excessive drinking and public intoxication.

Despite the controversy, the discounter's Christmas market has been a popular success, with thousands of visitors flocking to the city center to enjoy the festive atmosphere.

The 1-euro glühwein has been a major draw for visitors, and it's likely to continue to be a popular attraction throughout the holiday season.