Christmas market in Warsaw - opening hours, until when? | PolishTrains

At a glance

• Warsaw Christmas Market runs from 21 November 2025 to 6 January 2026
• Stalls open daily 12:00 to 21:30, including Christmas Day, New Year's Eve and New Year's Day
• Market located at Międzymurze Piotra Biegańskiego — approximately 3 km from Warszawa Centralna
• Entry is free; selected workshops and events may require prior registration
• Direct trains to Warsaw from Kraków, Gdańsk, Wrocław, Katowice, Poznań and Łódź
• On Christmas Eve (24 December) only selected stalls are open

From this article you will find out:

⏰ From when, until when the Christmas Market in Warsaw will last.

🎄 Where is the Christmas Market in Warsaw in 2025.

📅 What will be the opening hours of the Christmas Market in Warsaw.

Christmas Warsaw is transformed into a magical land full of lights, smells and sounds that take the atmosphere of the upcoming Christmas season to a whole new level. Christmas Market Warsaw is one of the most anticipated events of the winter season, attracting thousands of visitors every year. The abundance of stalls offering traditional delicacies, handicrafts and unique Christmas decorations makes a stroll through the illuminated alleys a real feast for the senses.

In this unusual place, everyone of all ages will find something for themselves - from aromatic mulled wine and spicy gingerbread to workshops for children and atmospheric concerts. If you want to feel the Christmas spirit and stop for a moment in your daily rush, the Christmas Market in Warsaw is a place you absolutely must visit. It is not only an opportunity to buy unique gifts, but also a great way to spend time in a family atmosphere in the heart of one of Europe's most beautifully lit capitals.

The Warsaw Christmas Market is an annual event that attracts both residents of the capital and tourists from all over the world. In 2025, the Warsaw Christmas Market will begin on 21 November and run until 6 January 2026.

The stalls are open daily from 12:00 to 21:30 - allowing visitors to shop comfortably and enjoy the festive atmosphere both during the day and in the evening. On Christmas Eve, 24 December, only selected stalls will be open. On Christmas Day (25 and 26 December), New Year's Eve on 31 December and New Year's Day on 1 January, the fair will be open during standard hours from 12:00 to 21:30.

Thanks to the flexible opening hours of the Warsaw Christmas Market, both locals and tourists arriving in the capital by train, for example, have the opportunity to visit the fair at a time that is convenient for them. Whether you are planning a morning shopping spree or an evening stroll amidst the Christmas illuminations, the fair offers a wide range of attractions and products to satisfy every visitor.

The Christmas Market in Warsaw started on 21 November 2025.

Until when will it last? Until 6 January 2026, the Epiphany.

This period allows visitors to enjoy the festive atmosphere both before and after Christmas, as well as on New Year's Day.

For many people, the fair becomes a place where they can not only buy unique Christmas gifts, but also spend quality time with family and friends. Thanks to the extended date, even those who do not have the opportunity to visit the fair before Christmas have the chance to feel the magic of Christmas even in the first days of January.

The opening of the fair on Christmas Day, New Year's Eve and New Year's Day provides additional opportunities to visit this special place. Thus, regardless of their busy schedules over the festive period, everyone has the chance to find time to visit the market and enjoy its unique atmosphere!

Where is the Christmas Market in Warsaw? Traditionally, it takes place on Piotr Biegański's Miedzymurz, located between the inner and outer ring of the Old Town's walled fortifications from Castle Square to Piekarska Street. This picturesque location in the heart of the Old Town is surrounded by historic walls and townhouses, which add to the event's unique charm.

Walking among the festively decorated stalls, visitors can admire the architecture of the Old Town while enjoying the variety of products on offer - from handicrafts to regional delicacies to unique Christmas decorations.

Thanks to its location in the city centre, the fair is easily accessible for both Warsaw residents and tourists. The fair's proximity to major tourist attractions, such as the Royal Castle and the Old Town Square, means that a visit to the fair can be an excellent complement to a visit to the capital. There are numerous cafés and restaurants in the area, which encourage you to spend even more time in this magical part of the city.

Travelling to the Christmas Market in Warsaw is a great opportunity to take advantage of the convenient and ecological option of travelling by train. Thanks to the extensive network of train connections, getting to the capital from almost every corner of Poland is quick and comfortable. Timetables can be easily checked on the PolishTrains website - thanks to an intuitive search engine, it takes literally no time at all. It is only 3 km from the Warszawa Centralna station to Jarmark na Międzymurzu - that's about 12 minutes by car. Do you prefer public transport? There are numerous bus and tram stops near the Fair's location, which will make it easy to get there.

However, we recommend a walk - it will allow you to feel the atmosphere of festive Warsaw, decorated with beautiful Christmas illuminations. Choosing to take the train and walk is not only convenient, but also a way to avoid traffic jams and parking problems in the city centre, and this will certainly make your visit to the fair even more enjoyable.

The Christmas Market in Warsaw is not only about Christmas shopping, but above all a unique experience that remains in the memory for a long time. Walking through the festively decorated streets and admiring the historic surroundings of the capital, you will feel the magic of the approaching Christmas. Whether you want to buy original gifts, taste regional delicacies or simply spend time with your loved ones, the Warsaw Christmas Market is sure to provide you with an unforgettable experience. Don't wait - visit it and feel the Christmas spirit in the heart of the capital.

How to get to the Christmas market in Warsaw?

Many people wonder before they go how to get to the Christmas market in Warsaw. No wonder! This one of the most popular winter destinations in the capital is well connected. You can take public transport: the metro to the Ratusz Arsenal stop or a tram or bus to the stops near the Old Town. A car is also one option, but public transport is definitely a more convenient choice. If you are going by train to Jarmark Świąteczny, Warsaw also has a central station nearby, which is only 3 km from the event.

What can you eat at the Christmas Market in Warsaw?

When visiting the Christmas Market in Warsaw, food is at your fingertips. Local and non-Christmas delicacies like red borscht, bigos, pierogi, sausages or oscypki. There will also be plenty of sweets and the chimney cakes that have been popular in recent years. The choice is really vast. Warming drinks such as tea, coffee, hot chocolate and even mulled wine are also available.

What are the prices at the Warsaw Christmas Market?

When it comes to what the prices are at the Warsaw Christmas Market, it depends on the stand. Last year, the average prices were as follows:

• for mulled wine or tea you had to pay around 20 zl,

• for a grilled sausage even PLN 40,

• soups were priced from around PLN 20 per portion,

• a pajda with lard from 15 PLN,

• The Warsaw Christmas Market also offered less traditional snacks such as casseroles or a twisted potato, and these cost 30 and 20 zlotys respectively.

Is the Warsaw Christmas Market worth visiting and what are the opinions of visitors?

Opinions about the Christmas Market in Warsaw about previous editions were mostly positive. People emphasised that the atmosphere was very good, mainly through the illuminations and decorations, which built up a festive mood. It was possible to taste a wide variety of food, as well as to buy unique and handmade decorations. In a big city like Warsaw, the Christmas market is a meeting place for both locals and tourists to spend time together.