
Featured in 12 of our top-ranked markets
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
Markets ranked by popularity
Liseberg amusement park
Sweden's largest and most famous Christmas market, held at Liseberg amusement park in Gothenburg. The park is transformed with millions of lights, traditional market stalls, ice skating, and festive entertainment. Features a Christmas village, seasonal food and drink, and the opportunity to enjoy a traditional Swedish Christmas buffet (julbord).
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Gustav Adolfs Torg
Malmö's main Christmas market held in the central square, featuring local crafts, delicacies, and festive atmosphere. The market includes a craft workshop, light installations, carousel, horse and carriage rides, and entertainment throughout December. The square is beautifully decorated with illuminated Christmas presents, hearts and stars hanging in the trees.
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Bollnästorget, Djurgården
Sweden's oldest Christmas market dating back to 1903, held at the historic open-air museum Skansen. Features around 70 market stalls with traditional Swedish crafts, food delicacies, horse-drawn sleigh rides, and visits to historic houses showing Christmas celebrations from the past. The market includes the Winter Lights walk and traditional dancing around the Christmas tree.
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Haga Nygata
A traditional Christmas market in Gothenburg's charming Haga neighborhood, known for its cobbled streets and preserved wooden buildings. Market stalls line Haga Nygata street, with shops decorated for Christmas and festive atmosphere throughout. Features local crafts, food vendors, and traditional Christmas music performances.
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Stortorget, Old Town
Sweden's oldest Christmas market, first held in 1837, located in the historic cobblestone square of Stockholm's Old Town. Features 41 stalls offering traditional Swedish crafts, Christmas decorations, food delicacies, and seasonal treats. The medieval-inspired market creates an atmospheric setting with mulled wine, waffles, and a fishpond for children.
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Kronhuset and Kronhusbodarna
Christmas market held at Kronhuset, Gothenburg's oldest building dating from the 1650s, originally built as an artillery store. Features themed weekends including sustainability festival, design and crafts market, and unique student creations. Set in historic courtyard with traditional atmosphere and craft exhibitors.
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Väpnargatan, Östermalm
A traditional Christmas market held in the historic Royal Stables in central Stockholm, featuring around 70 of Sweden's best artisans offering exclusive handmade creations. Visitors can see the king's horses and the royal family's magnificent collection of carriages, including the splendid Sjuglas State Carriage. The market includes a smithy with forged products and food stalls with Christmas delicacies.
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Caroli Church Square
Eastern Malmö's large Christmas market featuring handmade presents and artworks from local businesses and artisans representing the neighborhood's diversity and creativity. Local restaurants and cafés serve traditional Christmas specialties and delicacies from different cultures. Features festive choir singing and activities.
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Nordstan shopping centre
Indoor Christmas market at Nordstan shopping center in central Gothenburg, featuring over 200 shops plus additional market vendors. Includes a Christmas stage with daily performances and visits from Santa Claus. Convenient indoor location with wide range of vendors and festive entertainment.
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Folkets Park
Folkets Park is seasonally decorated during Christmas season with festive decorations and Christmas lights. Features a skating rink where visitors can rent skates or bring their own, creating a pleasant winter atmosphere for strolling.
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LM Ericssons Väg, Telefonplan
A legendary Christmas market organized by Sweden's largest art school, where students sell their own designs, art, and crafts. Features around 130 stalls spread across barns, courtyards, and halls offering unique and creative gifts including paintings, sculptures, jewelry, textiles, clothing, glass, and interior design items. The café sells traditional Lucia saffron buns and mulled wine.
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Limhamns Torg
Christmas market at Limhamn Square featuring dancing around the Christmas tree, Christmas jazz and Lucia procession for entertainment. The market offers local food and handicrafts, including apples and hyacinths, vintage items, graphic flowers, Christmas wreaths, Scanian Christmas trees and more.
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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 Sweden'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 Sweden include Christmas at Liseberg (Gothenburg), Gustav Adolfs Torg (Malmö), Skansens julmarknad (Stockholm), and more. Rankings are based on overall popularity.
Most Christmas markets in Sweden 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.
Sweden has 17 Christmas markets in our directory, spanning 3 cities. This page showcases the top 12 rated markets based on our comprehensive evaluation criteria.
Entry policies vary by market. Many Christmas markets in Sweden 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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