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Discover some of the most beloved Christmas markets
Most Christmas markets in Italy open in mid-to-late November and run through Christmas, with some continuing into early January 2027. Exact 2026 dates vary by market — check each market's page for confirmed opening and closing dates.
Our directory lists 54 Christmas markets across 17 cities in Italy, each with dates, locations, and details to help you plan your visit.
Some of the top cities for Christmas markets in Italy include Bolzano, Venice, Milan, Florence and Merano. Each hosts markets with its own distinct character — explore the city guides above to compare them.
Among the most popular Christmas markets in Italy are Venice Christmas Market (Venice), Mercatino in Piazza Duomo (Milan) and Mercatino di Natale di Bolzano (Bolzano). See our ranked guide to the best Italy Christmas markets for the full list.
Most Christmas markets in Italy are free to enter, though a few charge a small admission fee for special events or peak evenings. Entry details are listed on each individual market page.
Italy's Christmas markets serve seasonal favorites like mulled wine, roasted chestnuts, grilled sausages, and freshly baked festive treats, alongside regional specialties unique to each city.