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Welcome to the Namur Christmas Market 2026
From 28 November to 31 December 2026, the heart of Wallonia's capital transforms into a magical winter wonderland. Part of the "Namur en Lumière" celebrations, the Christmas market at Place de l'Ange and Place d'Armes offers a festive atmosphere featuring traditional wooden chalets, folk groups, live music, and regional crafts.
Highlights
- Main Christmas market located at Place de l'Ange and Place d'Armes
- Popular ice skating rink situated right on Place de l'Ange
- Performances by traditional brass bands, choirs, and folk groups
- New gourmet village (Village gourmand) at Place Maurice Servais
- Enchanting ice sculpture exhibition at Place du Théâtre
- Traditional New Year's Eve fireworks display at the Confluence on December 31
- Festive street artists, carousels, and family attractions
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Program
The market opens daily from 11:00 AM, with extended evening hours until 11:30 PM on Fridays and Saturdays. Alongside roughly 70 to 100 beautifully decorated chalets, the city center comes alive with musical entertainment and folkloric parades. Visitors can enjoy live concerts, street performances, and local delicacies, with the open-air ice rink on Place de l'Ange serving as a major hub for winter fun.
Tickets
Admission to the Namur Christmas market area and public squares is completely free. Separate small fees may apply for specific activities like ice skating rental.
Visitor Tips
- Visit in the late afternoon or evening to fully experience the stunning holiday illumination ("Namur en Lumière").
- Explore the local gastronomy and regional products at the newly established gourmet village.
- Check the weekend schedule to catch special folk group performances and brass band processions.
- Dress warmly in layers as winter temperatures in the Meuse valley can be crisp.
- Opt for public transport when visiting the city center during peak weekend hours.
Note: The information on this page was researched at the time of writing and may have changed since then (e.g. date, venue, or program). Visit the organizer's official website →
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