Event Details
Welcome to the Kaysersberg Christmas Market 2026
From 27 November to 20 December 2026 (open on Advent weekends from Friday to Sunday), the traditional Christmas market in the picturesque medieval village of Kaysersberg enchants visitors. Nestled among half-timbered houses beneath a castle ruin, this market offers an authentic Alsatian experience focusing strictly on local craftsmanship and handmade goods.
Highlights
- Stunning historical setting in the heart of a medieval Alsatian village
- Strictly artisan-only crafts: hand-carved wooden toys, blown glass, and unique gifts
- Traditional farmers' market featuring regional culinary specialties
- Picturesque locations at Cour de l'Arsenal and behind Sainte-Croix Church
- Atmospheric Advent concerts hosted in the local historic church
- Warm traditional mulled wine and local festive delicacies
- No mass-produced commercial goods – pure authentic charm
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Program
The authentic artisan market is open on the four Advent weekends (Friday through Sunday) from 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM. In addition to visiting the charming wooden chalets around Cour de l'Arsenal and Sainte-Croix Church, visitors can enjoy festive street music, traditional brass band parades, and local Christmas exhibitions.
Tickets
Admission to the Kaysersberg Christmas Market is completely free. No advance booking or tickets are required to wander through the festive village streets.
Visitor Tips
- Since the market operates only on weekends (Friday to Sunday), plan your arrival accordingly to enjoy the best atmosphere.
- Ideal for finding genuine, handcrafted Christmas gifts and local gourmet treats.
- Wear warm clothing and comfortable shoes suitable for walking on historic cobblestone streets.
- Experience the magical village illumination as dusk falls over the half-timbered houses.
- Easily combined with visits to neighboring Christmas markets in Riquewihr or Colmar.
