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Birmingham Christmas Market 2024
From 1st November to 24th December 2024
Visit Birmingham Christmas Market, one of the Best Christmas Markets in the United Kingdom.
Set against the stunning backdrop of the city’s grand civic buildings of Victoria Square and the bustling New Street shopping district, Birmingham Frankfurt Christmas Market is the largest authentic German Christmas market outside of Austria and Germany. Organised by Birmingham’s sister city of Frankfurt, there are over 100 stalls selling traditional toys, ornaments, arts and crafts. Soak up the festive atmosphere under the 65-foot Christmas tree whilst enjoying fine German fayre including hot Gluhwein, schnitzel, bratwurst and stollen.
Just a short walk away is the charming Christmas in Cathedral Square, with wooden chalets showcasing artisan gifts, and food and drink made by the best of Birmingham’s local vendors. Visitors can also enjoy the popular ice rink and big wheel in Centenary Square.
Running every November and December, the market attracts around 4 million people to the city each year. Birmingham is one of the best shopping destinations in the country and home to fantastic theatres, fascinating museums and attractions and the UK’s most exciting food and drink scene.
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For Christmas in Birmingham
9.4
The Grand Hotel ★★★★★
The Christmas market is 400m away
Fabulous decor, great staff and location
8.8
Holiday Inn Express ★★★
The Christmas market is 400m away
This hotel has an excellent location score of 9.1
8.5
Malmaison Birmingham ★★★★
The Christmas market is 350m away
Central location, close to shops and restaurants
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