Practical information
Opens 27 November 2026, closing date to be confirmed
End date for 2026 not published yet.
Chalets usually open daily 11.30am–9pm; 2pm on opening day; close at 6pm on 24 December (official FAQ, year not stated).
Place Broglie (Christkindelsmärik)
Place Kléber (Great Tree, Village du Partage)
Place de la Cathédrale & Place du Château
Place du Temple Neuf (Carré d'Or)
Place Benjamin Zix & Place Saint-Thomas (Petite France)
Terrasse Rohan
Square Louise Weiss
Place Grimmeissen (Marché OFF)
Nine separate markets across the old town; the Village du Partage alone has 14 chalets shared by around 110 charities.
Not stated by the official source
Strasbourg station is about 10 minutes' walk from the first chalets. Trams A, C, D and F; Homme de Fer is the central stop. Motor traffic is banned on the Grande Île during market hours. Park & Ride on the outskirts: €4.20 a day, including a return tram ride for every passenger in the car.
Worth knowing
- Founded in 1570, the oldest Christmas market in France: the city council replaced the Saint Nicholas fair with it, and it settled on Place Broglie in 1871.
- The Great Tree on Place Kléber — a 31 m spruce from the Saint-Quirin state forest in 2025.
- Nine markets in one city, including the independent Marché OFF and the charity Village du Partage at the foot of the tree.
What else to see in and around Strasbourg
Places from our guide within 40 km of the market.
Sources and updates
Official source: noel.strasbourg.eu
Last checked: 17 October 2026. Dates come from official city or tourist-office sources. Where a date has only been published by the specialist press, it is flagged as such with its link. Markets with no published date are marked as unconfirmed.