Obernai - Frantsiya - Elzasda Rojdestvoni Ajoyib Tarzda o'Tkazish Uchun eng Ajoyib Joy

Obernai, located in the Alsace region of France, has a rich history dating back to the 8th century when it was first mentioned as Ehenheim. Over the centuries it evolved from a Merovingian royal villa to a free imperial city, gaining its own judicial and fiscal institutions in the 13th century and joining the Decapolis of nine imperial cities in 1354. The 16th century brought a golden age of craftsmanship and viticulture, leaving architectural landmarks such as the Town Hall, Halle aux Blés, and the Belfry. In recent years, the city has become known for its festive Christmas market, which opens in late November and runs through December. The market showcases local artisans, gourmet foods, and the distinctive Obernois mulled wine, offering visitors a warm, nostalgic experience amid the town’s historic streets.