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Planning to go to the Christmas Market in Łódź? Not sure when the best time to visit is? In 2024, the Christmas market will be open to visitors for more than three weeks, from 29 November to 23 December 2025. During this time, you can both shop and be tempted by the numerous attractions each day. What's more, the prevailing atmosphere is sure to put you in a truly festive mood. Do you want to know more about this event? Be sure to read the article below!

At a glance

At a glance

  • The Łódź Christmas Market 2025 ran from 29 November to 23 December at 90 Piotrkowska Street
  • Opening ceremony took place at Liberty Square on 30 November with concerts and a Father Christmas parade
  • Weekday hours were 11:00–19:00; weekend hours were 12:00–21:00
  • Łódź Fabryczna station is a 10–15 minute walk from the main market zone on Piotrkowska Street
  • Early December weekdays are the quietest time to visit and explore stalls at leisure
  • Daily performances and themed events were planned throughout the entire duration of the fair

From this article you will find out:

From when to when is the Christmas Market in Łódź.

🎄 What times is the Christmas Market in Łódź 2025 open.

📅 Where the Christmas Market in Łódź takes place.

From when will there be a Christmas market?

In 2025, the Łódź fair will traditionally take place at 90 Piotrkowska Street, one of the city's most beautiful streets. The official opening of the Christmas fair at this location is scheduled for 29 November 2025. However, the day before, on 30 November, attractions can already be expected at Liberty Square.

The schedule scheduled for 30 November 2025 (Liberty Square):
  • from 16:00 to 18:00 - festive musical entertainment with a DJ,

  • from 4:30 p.m. to 5:45 p.m. - ride of the Big Bike Orchestra through Piotrkowska Street,

  • 18:00 - ceremonial lighting of Christmas lights at Plac Wolności,

  • 18:15 - concert of the Big Bike Orchestra,

  • 19:00 - Father Christmas parade to the Christmas Market in the Schiller Passage.

Christmas Market in Łódź from when in 2025? Officially from 29 November!

Especially for this day, the organisers have planned many attractions, including:
  • the official opening of the fair at 90 Piotrkowska St,

  • the start of the sale of Christmas products,

  • the opening of catering establishments,

  • performances by local music bands and choirs,

  • workshops for children and adults,

  • visit of Father Christmas.

Can't be in Łódź then? It's nothing! There will be no shortage of attractions on the following days either. There will be daily performances and occasional special themed events.

When is it worth going to the fair? If you want to take it easy and browse the range of stalls without rushing, make sure you go at the beginning of December. It's usually not too crowded in the first week. If you want to experience the real Christmas hustle and bustle, plan a trip in the second half of December or just before Christmas.

Did you know that you can get to the fair comfortably by train? On any day of the week, there are many direct connections to Łódź from surrounding towns and other Polish cities. It is particularly worth considering this option at weekends, when car traffic can be heavy and finding a parking space much more difficult.

Until when can you shop at the Christmas Market in Łódź?

The Łódź Christmas Market will be open until 23 December 2025, so you have plenty of time to visit. However, don't wait until the very end to visit, although you may find great bargains and discounts on the last day, due to the crowds, there is a risk that you won't make it with your Christmas shopping. In addition, some unique products may already be sold out, so if something in particular interests you, it is better not to delay.

Christmas Market in Łódź until when in 2025? Only until 23 December, it will already be closed on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. Keep this in mind when planning your visit!

Want to do your Christmas shopping and not overpay at the same time? Here are our tips on how not to go bankrupt during the shopping frenzy at the Łódź Fair.

1.Make a shopping list before going to the fair, this will help you avoid impulse buying.

2.Compare prices before you buy. At a Christmas fair the amounts can vary greatly, it's worth doing some research on a few stalls.

3.Negotiating prices is allowed here, especially if you are buying more items.

4.Go shopping during the week - outside weekends the crowds are usually smaller, so retailers may do discounts or rebates to attract interest.

5.Set a budget and try not to exceed it, this will help you control your Christmas spending. If the thing you want to buy exceeds your budget, try to find a cheaper alternative.

What hours is the Christmas market open?

The Łódź Christmas Market will be open every day, with extended opening hours at weekends. You can go to the fair from Monday to Friday from 11:00 to 19:00 and on Saturdays and Sundays between 12:00 and 21:00.

We especially recommend going to the fair in the evening, when Piotrkowska Street is lit up with Christmas decorations. The glow of the coloured lights makes the atmosphere even more pleasant, which makes walking and shopping even more pleasant. The evening hours are also the time when most artistic performances take place.

Summary

The Christmas Market in Łódź is a unique event that you can take part in from 29 November. The whole event will last until Christmas itself, with the last attractions disappearing on the evening of 23 December. During this time, you will both shop, drink mulled wine and listen to carols and performances by local artists. The stalls open before noon each day and are open until late in the evening, so you will have a longer time to peruse the offerings available.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Where does the Christmas market take place in Łódź?

The Christmas market takes place in Piotrkowska Street and Liberty Square. The Christmas tree is set up in front of the Dom Technika. There are around 40 stalls at the fair, so the choice is rich and allows everyone to find something for themselves. An analogous event is the Christmas market in Łódź's Manufaktura.

What is the best way to get to the Christmas market in Łódź?

You will find it easy to get to the Christmas market in Łódź, as it is organised in the very centre of the city. Choosing a car as your means of transport due to limited parking spaces may not be the best option, but you can use public transport. You can get there by all the trams and buses that run through the centre of Łódź. At a distance of just over 1 km, there is the main railway station Łódź Fabryczna, where you can get to the Łódź fair from various corners of Poland.

Is it worth visiting the Christmas market in Łódź?

When it comes to the Christmas market at Piotrkowska Street in Łódź, the reviews are mostly positive. Visitors appreciate the fact that crafts and local products can be purchased there and that various culinary specialities can be tasted.

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Frequently asked questions

The market ran from 29 November to 23 December 2025. Stalls were open every day, and the event concluded just before Christmas Eve.

The main market zone was located at 90 Piotrkowska Street, with the opening ceremony taking place at Liberty Square. Additional attractions were organised in the Schiller Passage, and the Christmas tree stood in front of the House of Technology.

On weekdays the market was open from 11:00 to 19:00, and at weekends from 12:00 to 21:00. It is always worth checking the organiser's current information before you travel.

Alight at Łódź Fabryczna station and walk to Piotrkowska Street in around ten to fifteen minutes. Check the current timetable for connections from Warsaw, Kraków, Gdańsk, or Katowice before you set off.

Early December and weekdays tend to be quieter than the second half of the month and weekends. If you prefer a more relaxed browse of the stalls, avoid Saturdays and Sundays.

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