
Top 12 of 14 markets ranked by popularity
Featured in 12 of our top-ranked markets
Featured in 10 of our top-ranked markets
Featured in 10 of our top-ranked markets
Featured in 9 of our top-ranked markets
Featured in 9 of our top-ranked markets
Featured in 8 of our top-ranked markets
Markets ranked by popularity
Parque Eduardo VII
Lisbon's most famous and largest Christmas market, located at Parque Eduardo VII near Marquês de Pombal. Features an ecological ice rink, heated Ferris wheel cabins, a large Christmas tree, Santa's village, carousels, workshops for children, and gastronomic experiences. The event has grown significantly since its first edition and offers extensive entertainment for all ages.
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Praça da Batalha
One of Porto's oldest and most traditional Christmas markets, held in the heart of the city at Praça da Batalha. Features over 20 exhibitors in typical wooden houses selling local products, handicrafts, jewelry, clothing, toys, nativity scenes, and regional sweets. Includes Santa's house and various workshops and musical performances throughout the season.
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Praça Dom Pedro IV
The traditional Rossio Christmas Market takes place in the heart of Lisbon's Baixa district at Praça Dom Pedro IV (Rossio Square). Features over 70 wooden houses selling handicrafts and traditional Portuguese gastronomy, along with special Christmas lighting, a free Christmas train that travels through the streets of Baixa, and daily concerts and performances by folk groups and philharmonic bands.
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Campo Pequeno
A popular Christmas market held at Campo Pequeno bullring featuring two versions: the original market and a Lifestyle & Gourmet market. Features over 150 stalls with Portuguese handicrafts from designers, traditional products, and Portuguese gastronomy. The market operates during two extended weekends in late November and early December.
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Praça da Figueira
The 12th edition of Figueira Christmas Gourmet focuses on gastronomy with creations from nine renowned chefs, including two master chocolatiers. Located at Praça da Figueira, right next to Rossio Square, this market emphasizes culinary experiences and gourmet food offerings.
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Avenida D. Afonso Henriques
Located next to São Bento train station and Porto's cathedral, this market features 20 exhibitors in picturesque wooden houses. Strong focus on national handicrafts including ceramics, wood, leather, cork, cutlery, textiles, macramé, toys, personal accessories, costume jewelry, nativity scenes, and traditional delicacies.
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Multiple locations in Porto
Porto's premier design-focused Christmas market featuring unique, modern, and edgy artisans. Showcases Portuguese designers offering jewelry, illustration, painting, fashion, and wellness products. Known for sustainable production and supporting traditional small artisans. Operates at three different locations throughout December.
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Miradouro de São Pedro de Alcântara
The first Christmas market in the Bairro Alto area, featuring Christmas decorations and lighting throughout the neighborhood streets. Includes varied programming with fado nights, live performances by saxophonist Ana Leite Faria and Rauly Reys, and an 11-meter mega Christmas tree at the viewpoint. Santa Claus will be present, and a special concert by Avô Cantigas is scheduled for December 20.
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Jardim da Cordoaria
Located in the beautiful Jardim João Chagas (commonly known as Jardim da Cordoaria), this market features 14 Christmas trees painted by urban artists. Offers regional products, handicrafts, jewelry, handmade toys, clothing, and food products. Includes Santa's House, a Parisian carousel, and a natural ice rink nearby at Largo do Amor de Perdição.
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Avenida da Igreja
The 8th edition of the Alvale Christmas Market takes place on Avenida da Igreja. Features wooden houses with handicrafts, shops, regional products, and plenty of food to warm the soul during the coolest days. Includes street entertainment and Santa Claus's traditional house.
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Time Out Market Porto
Located in the south wing of São Bento Railway Station, this Urban Market location celebrates Time Out Market Porto's first Christmas with unique Portuguese brand gifts, cultural activities, concerts, workshops, and chef initiatives.
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Palácio das Artes
First location featuring design pieces and Portuguese brands
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Most markets open in late November. For fewer crowds, visit weekdays in early December. For the most festive atmosphere, plan for mid-December weekends.
Many of our top-ranked markets are in cities close to each other. Consider visiting 2-3 markets in one trip to experience the variety of Portugal's Christmas traditions.
Arrive early for the best selection of handcrafted items. Try local specialties like glühwein and traditional pastries. Many markets offer special events on specific evenings.
Most markets feature wooden chalets selling crafts, seasonal foods, and gifts. Expect festive music, twinkling lights, and a magical atmosphere. Some charge entry fees - check individual listings.
The best Christmas markets in Portugal include Wonderland Lisboa (Lisbon), Mercado de Natal do Porto (Porto), Rossio Christmas Market (Lisbon), and more. Rankings are based on overall popularity.
Most Christmas markets in Portugal typically open in late November and run through December or early January. Specific dates vary by market, so check individual market pages for exact schedules for 2026.
Portugal has 14 Christmas markets in our directory, spanning 2 cities. This page showcases the top 12 rated markets based on our comprehensive evaluation criteria.
Entry policies vary by market. Many Christmas markets in Portugal offer free admission, while some charge a small entry fee, especially during peak times or for special events. Check individual market listings for specific entry fee information.
You'll find traditional handcrafted ornaments, wooden toys, artisan gifts, seasonal decorations, local specialties, warm clothing and accessories, plus delicious food and beverages like glühwein, roasted chestnuts, and regional pastries.
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