It's time for Christmas markets in Sweden in 2023! During this dark time, it can be really cosy to visit an illuminated market filled with delicacies, crafts and Christmas spirit. Here are some of the best Christmas markets in Sweden in 2023.
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Christmas markets in Sweden 2023
Isn't it nice to stroll around a Christmas market in November or December? We have gathered tips on a number of popular and well-attended Swedish Christmas markets. Some of them we have visited. In other cases, we have visited the place, but at a different time of the year.
1. Christmas at Skansen, Stockholm
Skansen's Christmas market dates back to 1903 and features around 70 stalls filled with delicacies and crafts. For example, you can buy marzipan, homemade candles and crafts in ceramics, wool, wood and textiles. You can also enjoy charcoal buns, waffles, burnt almonds and mulled wine.
- Was: Skansen, Stockholm
- When: Friday-Sunday 24 November-18 December
- More info: www.skansen.se
2. Nora Christmas market, Nora
The Nora Christmas Market is organised every year on the second weekend of Advent. The town centre is filled with market stalls selling crafts, delicacies and local products from the region's farms. There is also a Christmas atmosphere in a genuine craft environment with open workshops, studios and shops as well as a Christmas market in the area and in the Brewery House.
- Was: Nora, Bergslagen
- When: 9-10 December
- More info: www.norajulmarknad.se
3. Christmas market in Old Town, Stockholm
The Christmas market in Stockholm's Old Town has its origins in the medieval markets, and today's Christmas market started in 1837. This year, you'll find 41 stalls selling everything from delicacies and sweets to handicrafts, such as blacksmithing and ceramics.
- Was: The main square, Old Town, Stockholm
- When: Every day, 25 November - 23 December, 11 am - 6 pm.
- More info: www.stortorgetsjulmarknad.com
4. Huseby Bruk Christmas Fair, Småland
Huseby Bruk Christmas Fair is one of the largest Christmas markets in Sweden and the Nordic region. Here you will find exhibitors with genuine crafts and small-scale food. There is also the Old Blacksmith's Shop, the mill shop and the bishop's house with ceramics. In the evening, the site is lit up with trees and marches.
- Was: Huseby mill, Småland
- When: 11-19 November
- More info: jul.husebybruk.se
5. Jamtli Christmas market, Östersund
The Jamtli Christmas Market, in Östersund, offers a Christmas atmosphere with historic farms and over 200 local artisans on site. Every year more than 22 000 visitors are attracted to the Jamtli Christmas Market, which takes place over three intense days from Friday to Sunday.
- Was: Östersund, Jämtland
- When: 8-10 December
- More info: www.jamtli.com
6. Christmas market at Tjolöholm Castle, Halland, Sweden
It's time for the 36th annual Christmas market at Tjolöholm Castle, which runs over the weekends from 17 November to 3 December. The Christmas market has become a tradition with thousands of Christmas lights, fires and trees. Here you will find activities for children, Christmas food inspiration, crafts and much more.
- Was: Tjolöholm Castle, Halland
- When: 17-19 November, 24-26 November and 30 November-3 December
- More info: www.tjoloholm.se/julmarknad
7. Christmas in Kosta, Småland
Kosta Christmas market is a wonderful experience filled with charming market stalls with crafts and delicacies. There is also all the glass art, all the millions of Christmas lights and of course all the special Småland food experiences.
- Was: Kosta, Småland
- When: 11 November - 30 December (closed on Christmas Eve)
- More info: destinationkosta.se
8. Christmas market at Falu mine
The Christmas market is held as usual at the Falu mine on the second Sunday of Advent, 10 December this year, from 10 am to 5 pm. Hundreds of exhibitors will be present at Gruvplatsen and you will find everything from local crafts to delicacies from different parts of Dalarna.
- Was: Gruvplatsen, Falu Gruva, Dalarna
- When: 10 December
- More info: www.falugruva.se
More tips for Christmas markets in Sweden in 2023?
Do you have any other tips for Christmas markets in Sweden in 2023? Let us know!
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Lena - gott för själen says:
Christmas markets are so cosy. We have taken my parents to Hammarskog Manor outside Uppsala a few times. It is the first Sunday in December there, so this year it will be the first Advent. This year, however, we will take them to Vallhovs säteri (Linnaeus chamber), also outside Uppsala. It will be the second advent. It's fun to try a different place.
I imagine the one in the Old Town is super cosy!
Hug Lena
16 November 2023 - 20:13
Helena says:
Of course, a Christmas market can be very cosy! Thank you very much for the tips on more Christmas markets! 🙂
16 November 2023 - 21:10
JoY says:
Christmas markets, it can be a bit cosy One year we did 13 Christmas markets across Europe and that was probably too many.
We liked the Julita Christmas market but we discovered it was very early this year, at the end of October. So we missed it this year. Gothenburg and Liseberg is also a Christmas market that is nice to visit.
16 November 2023 - 23:00
Hasse Olsson says:
Christmas at Fredriksdal is usually really nice.
17 November 2023 - 8:30
Arne Lindh says:
Ekenäs Castle between Norrköping and Linköping. Nice Christmas market Thursday to Sunday.
17 November 2023 - 19:30
Anna Nilsson Spets says:
I have always liked Ängsö Castle, where I bought freshly shot pheasant. Belgium is full of Christmas markets, they start around this time and last until New Year, every weekend. Some towns have stalls where you can do some shopping, other smaller towns have stalls for drinking jenever, that's it. Unfortunately there is always a lot of rubbish around, carousels and slides, loud music etc.
18 November 2023 - 10:13
Lena i Wales och lite överallt says:
I have also visited some, but mostly Liseberg in Gothenburg for obvious geographical reasons.
20 November 2023 - 9:29