What date is Cardiff Christmas Market?

The Cardiff Christmas Market will return from Thursday 14 November to Monday 23 December 2023.

Is there a Christmas Market in Cardiff 2023?

This year, our Christmas Market will be open from Thu, 9 November 2023 to Sat, 23 December 2023.

Is Cardiff Xmas market good?

I love the festive spirit and I get to meet new and existing customers." Overall the Cardiff Christmas Market is well worth a visit, a great place to pick up gifts and support independent and local businesses and you will come away feeling more Christmassy than ever.

What date do the Christmas lights go on in Cardiff?

If you're looking for a dose of seasonal spirit then make sure you visit Cardiff from Thursday 16 November when the lights will be switched on during the evenings, and Winter Wonderland, the Christmas Market, and Festive Quarter will already be underway.

What food is at the Cardiff Christmas Market?

Kids & adults will be spoilt for choice, with mouthwatering stone-baked pizza, a full range of gourmet hotdogs with slow-roast toppings, fresh Greek gyros & falafels, sriracha-fried chicken, Welsh beefburgers, fresh Yorkshire pudding Christmas wraps and loaded halloumi fries.

First look at Cardiff's Christmas Market

Is Cardiff Christmas market free?

There is no entrance fee to pay and because of our stall locations there is plenty of room to browse and shop even at peak shopping times.

Is Cardiff Wales worth visiting?

THINGS TO SEE & DO? There are so many amazing things to do on a day out in Cardiff Bay, it really is a great destination for visitors of all ages. Places to visit include some of the city's most famous landmarks, you can learn all about science at Techniquest or take a trip out to historic Flat Holm island.

Is Cardiff Winter Wonderland free?

Cardiff Winter Wonderland opened on Thursday, November 16, you can read all about the opening night here, and is running until Tuesday, January 2. Entry is free of charge to both sites however you do need to pay for the activities once there.

What date is winter wonderland in Cardiff?

From 16 November 2023 until 2nd January 2024, you can join us for the ultimate winter experience split across two prestigious locations. You'll be pleased to hear all your festive favourites of the ice rink, funfair attractions, ice bar, food and drink are making a return!

What is there to do in Cardiff Christmas 2023?

1 – 24 December 2023

The Cardiff Christmas Festival and its iconic Spiegeltent is in the grounds of Sophia Gardens in the centre of Cardiff. Productions include Santa's Wish, Castellana, Britain's Got Talent musical theatre stars Welsh of the West End, Christmas Cracker Comedy Night and My My! ABBA.

What is the biggest Christmas market in UK?

Birmingham and Manchester Christmas markets are among the largest Christmas markets in the UK.

Which city has the best Christmas market UK?

Where is the world's best Christmas market?

Where in Cardiff is the Christmas Market?

In 2023 the Cardiff Christmas Market was located in St John Street, Working Street, Hills Street and Trinity Street in one of the main shopping pedestrian areas in Cardiff City Centre. View on Google Maps.

What is on in Cardiff December 2023?

Christmas at the Castle is always an exciting time and 2023 will certainly be no exception. With Cardiff's Winter Wonderland Ice Rink and an extended Ice Walk taking over the Public Square and the rumoured return of Santa to the Castle, there is plenty to look forward to!

Is Winter Wonderland in Cardiff open?

The dates for this year's Winter Wonderland in Cardiff are from Thursday, 16 November 2023 and will close on Tue, 02 January 2024 for Cardiff City Hall Lawns and Sun, 07 January 2024 for Cardiff Castle. Daily opening hours and skate session times can be found on the website.

Do you need tickets for Winter Wonderland?

All visitors must pre-book an entry ticket in advance – you cannot just turn up like previous years. Entry will be free for a limited number off-peak sessions, but a small fee will apply during peak times (but if you spend £20 on attraction, rides, games or food & drink your entry is free) New staggered entry times.

What time does the Cardiff Christmas Market open?

Trading times are from 10:00 – 18:00 on Monday to Saturday, and from 10:00 – 17:00 on Sundays. The Christmas Market stalls will be situated along St John Street, Working Street, Trinity Street and the Hayes – all pedestrianised shopping areas in Cardiff city centre.

Can I walk into Winter Wonderland?

Yes, all visitors will need to have an entrance ticket before arriving at Hyde Park Winter Wonderland. You will need to purchase an Off-Peak, Standard, or Peak entrance ticket depending on when you wish to attend. Please note all members of your party will require an entry ticket.

Is Winter Wonderland expensive?

On weekdays, entry to Winter Wonderland is free on until 2pm; £5 per person until 4pm, and after 4pm, is £7.50. At weekends, prices start at £5, increasing to £7.50 from 2pm (and staying that way all day).

Is it expensive to go to Winter Wonderland?

Entry to Winter Wonderland is free during off-peak hours and either £5 or £7.50 during peak times, and you can head along for cheerily lit fairground rides, a child-friendly Santa Land (including Santa's grotto) and quaint Christmas markets.

How much does it cost to go to Winter Wonderland Cardiff?

Ice skating and the Ice bar both require a pre-booked ticket. Do I have to pay to get into Winter Wonderland? No! There is no admission fee, it is free to enter, you only have to pay for the attractions you choose.

Is Cardiff cheap or expensive?

Cardiff has been named one of the most affordable of all the UK's university cities.

What is the most famous thing in Cardiff?

The most famous amongst these is Cardiff Castle, which has stood for nearly 2,000 years at the heart of the city. Situated just a 10-minutes' walk from our very own Clayton Hotel Cardiff, Cardiff Castle attracts millions of tourists each year with tours available 7-days a week.

What is Cardiff famous for?

Cardiff is the home of the devolved National Assembly for Wales. It is also an important industrial centre—mainly for food processing, engineering, and other light industries—and a hub for commerce, law, higher education, media, and independent film production.