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France’s fourth largest city becomes a winter wonderland each December for the Toulouse Christmas Market.
The Place du Capitole is transformed from 28 November to 29 December into a European winter festival, with many stalls selling local produce and artisanal gifts, jewellery and food. Enjoy a warming glass of mulled wine or enjoy some of Toulouse’s famous sausages, Aligot Aveyronnais and hot chestnuts as we celebrate the end of the year.
At the heart of the square is a Christmas Village constructed especially for the occasion with traditional chalets, as well as an ice rink.
When Is the Toulouse France Christmas Market 2024?
The Toulouse France Christmas Market is from 28 November to 29 December from 10.30am to 8.30pm (Sunday to Thursday) and until 10pm on Friday and Saturday. Special hours on 24 and 25 December.
Where Is the Christmas Market in Toulouse France?
The main Christmas market in Toulouse is at the Place du Capitole in the heart of the old town. There will also be a sustainable, community market on Allées Jules-Guesde. Additional markets will be at Charles de Gaulle Square, Avenues Jean Jaurès, Place du Salin and Place St-Pierre. For full details of all the Christmas markets in Toulouse, visit here.
How Much Does It Cost to visit the Toulouse France Christmas Market?
Entry to the Christmas Market in Toulouse is free.
Things To Do in Toulouse
Apart from visiting the Toulouse Christmas market there is plenty to do in the city. Toulouse, the capital of the Occitanie region in southwest France, has a rich two-thousand year old history. One of the most interesting things to do in Toulouse is to visit the most amazing Halle de la Machine, and listen to the mechanical instruments there, or go for a ride on the Minotaur. Alternatively you can learn how to make traditional pastel-coloured fabrics at AHPY. You can learn all about Mark Bibby Jackson’s adventures in the pink city, at 5 Things to Do in Toulouse in two days.
For more inspiration on what to do in Toulouse, visit the local tourism website: https://www.toulouse-visit.com/
