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With over 100 international and local traders, the festive village offers a delightful array of quality Christmas fayre, handcrafted goods, and bespoke artisan products. Set against the magnificent backdrop of Belfast City Hall, the market is an ideal destination for coach parties, day-trippers, and city shoppers alike, offering the perfect place to tick off your holiday shopping list.
Treat yourself to an exotic meat burger, sip on a warming mug of Glühwein, or indulge in Italian chocolates and speciality cheeses from around the globe. Relax at the outdoor festive food court, soak in the magical atmosphere, and watch the world go by in true Christmas spirit.
Belfast Christmas Market has something for everyone, including the little ones. Bring the children to meet Santa in his enchanting grotto, or enjoy a bird's-eye view of the market from the top of the vintage helter-skelter.
The market opens on the 15th of November at 12 noon—don’t miss out!
Why Is the Belfast Christmas Market a Must-Visit?
With over 100 international and local traders, the market offers a competitive selection of handcrafted goods and artisan products. Try delicious foods and festive treats from around the world. Stop by and soak up the magical ambiance of the busy market. And there's plenty to entertain the kids!
What time is it open?
Opening times: Monday to Wednesday (10am to 8pm), Thursday to Saturday (10am to 10pm) and Sunday (12 noon to 6pm).
Where is it?
The Belfast Christmas Market is located in the grounds of Belfast City Hall, in the centre of Belfast. Parking is free around the city after 6pm. It is also easy to reach by bus or train. For those planning to visit in the evening, Translink usually runs late night services on Friday and Saturday nights on the run up to Christmas with bus departures from the city as late as 12 midnight and 1.15am.
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Guide Prices
| Ticket Type | Ticket Tariff |
|---|---|
| Adult | Free |
Note: Prices are a guide only and may change on a daily basis.
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Belfast City Hall, BelfastCompleted in 1906, Belfast City Hall is a magnificent Baroque Revival 'wedding cake' built to reflect Belfast's city status, granted by Queen Victoria in 1888. The grounds are also used for many events from continental markets to open air concerts.
