What stalls at Winchester Market?

Bustling general street markets every Thursday, Friday and Saturday in Winchester from 9am until 5pm, selling everything from fruit and vegetables to flowers, second-hand books and hand made jewellery. Offering a wide variety of value for money goods and foods.

How many stalls are at Winchester Christmas Market?

About the Market

Inspired by traditional German Christmas markets, it is supported by 118 traders selling their wares from pretty wooden chalets decorated with garlands and glistening lights.

What's on in Winchester today markets?

Is Winchester Christmas market worth going to?

Beautiful surrounding and lovely Christmas atmosphere. If you like crafts you will love these market stalls and the food is delicious too. Busy but worth the visit and both children and adults love the rink. Winchester Cathedral is magnificent inside and out.

Does Winchester have a street market?

The Winchester Market is held every week on Thursday, Friday & Saturday, 9am – 5pm. It is located in Lower High Street / Middle Brook Street.

Christmas in England - Festive Winchester & Christmas Market

What day is market day in Winchester?

Bustling general street markets every Thursday, Friday and Saturday in Winchester from 9am until 5pm, selling everything from fruit and vegetables to flowers, second-hand books and hand made jewellery.

What shops are in Winchester Town Centre?

Brooks Shopping Centre is a retail complex in the centre of Winchester where you'll find popular brands as well as independent shops. You can find bargains here at Primark and TK Maxx and something to please the kids at The Entertainer Toy Shop, The Works, and CGC Emporium, full of games and graphic novels.

What do Christmas market stalls sell?

Christmas market goers are usually looking for something they won't find in the shops so handmade crafts, gifts and decorations are an obvious option. From wooden toys to pottery, handmade candles to jewellery – your craft-making abilities are sure to succeed.

Can you haggle at Christmas markets?

Be prepared to haggle

If you're looking for presents, decorations or even a cheeky mulled wine or cider, then do a little browsing first. One stall at the beginning of your visit may be double the price of one nearer the end. If you're feeling brave, then you could always try a festive haggle. Vienna Christmas market.

What is the biggest Christmas market in UK?

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

Are there many shops in Winchester?

Wander through the winding streets of Winchester and you will find a retail offering that boasts independent and big name stores, chic boutiques and designer treasure troves alongside exclusive cafes, established restaurants and vibrant galleries.

Do you have to book Winchester Christmas Market?

Sign in. WINCHESTER'S Christmas Market returns later this year, and the details of its schedule and vendors have now been released to the public. Running from Friday November 17 until Thursday December 21, the Christmas Market remains free to enter and no booking is required.

What's on in Winchester December?

Is there an ice rink at Winchester Christmas Market 2023?

The market features more than 100 wooden chalets, inspired by German Christmas markets, that sell a variety of products, such as crafts, jewellery, clothing, food and drink. The Cathedral's market also has a spectacular ice rink, where visitors can enjoy skating under the stars.

What time does Winchester Christmas market finish?

Opening times last between 10am to 6pm on Sunday to Thursday. Visitors have extra time to browse the market on Friday and Saturday, with the opening times being from 10am to 8pm.

What time do the Winchester Christmas lights turn on?

What time will the lights be switched on? The festive event will begin from 4.30pm at The Broadway and it will last until 7.30pm. It is expected that the lights will be turned on around 6.30pm.

Do I need cash for Christmas markets?

Should you use cash or card at Christmas markets? While more and more Christmas market vendors are equipped with chip and pin machines, this can't be relied upon, so make sure you don't take just plastic.

Are Christmas markets cash only?

our top tips

Bring cash - While some of the vendors take credit/debit cards, many still only take cash, so make sure you get some cash before you arrive.

Are Christmas markets better in day or night?

Go at night

There is absolutely no question that Christmas markets are much better after dark than during the day. This is the time of day when the holiday lights can shine and you'll appreciate that mulled wine a little bit more as the temperature drops.

Are market stalls cheaper than supermarkets?

Farmers' Markets are more cost effective. They cut out the middleman and allow you to buy directly from the producers. Aside from special offers - a like-for-like product/price comparison often shows supermarket prices are often more expensive than Farmers' Markets.

Which Christmas markets are better?

What do people sell on stalls?

Food, beverages and handmade items usually sell for a high markup price, with some market stall products selling for as much as a 500% profit. Even if you are not making the products yourself, you can sell them for more than the wholesale price.

Does Winchester have good shopping?

Whether you're here to stay or on a weekend away, Winchester's local independent shops are a must-see for anyone visiting our beautiful city. Thanks to COVID-19, supporting locally is more important now than it ever was, and for these independent businesses, every little really does help.

What is the oldest shop in Winchester?

The bookshop that has traded since 1891 as P&G Wells is Winchester's longest-running retail business and Britain's oldest bookshop (probably), having been at 11 College Street since 1789. Before this, 'gentleman bookseller' John Burdon had conducted business from his home at No. 12 next door since 1757.

Is Winchester worth a visit?

Popular for its bustling shopping streets, its floral summer season and quirky open air events, Winchester is most well-known for its eleventh century Cathedral and for the Great Hall which for over 700 years has housed the mysterious King Athur's Round Table.