Introducing Christmas Market Hours in Spain

There are activities in many places at Christmas, but one of the more interesting ones is the Christmas market. Today, Bianchao will introduce you to the Christmas market in Spain, and those who go to Spain at Christmas can take a look at the information.

Madrid Christmas Market

Madrid Christmas Market is a stage for all kinds of craftsmen, where you can buy many different handmade decorations or small ornaments, Christmas grooves and so on. Better for buying gifts for friends.

1. Christmas Market in Plaza Mayo

When: November 24-December 31

This is the traditional and oldest Christmas market in Nádri, and one of the most beautiful late-night Christmas markets. Hundreds of stalls with lots of knick-knacks will gather here.

2. Plaza de Espa?a Christmas Market

When: 9:00 to 24:00 from the beginning of December 2008 to January 5, 2008, with two days of closure from Christmas Day to New Year's Day, and 9:00 to 15:00 on December 24 and December 31.

It is called the Madrid Regional Art Fair, and it sells some high quality and expensive things like ceramics, jewelry, leather, sculptures, toys and gold and silverware.

Current LocationThe streets of Valencia are very busy during Christmas. Here we mainly display our toys, crafts and trinkets.

1. Christmas Market at the Central Market

When: December 1, 2008 to January 7, 2008

There are more than 60 stalls here to fulfill all your Christmas fantasies.

Come to the Christmas Market at the Central Market of Valencia for a truly sweet Christmas! Roasted chestnuts, Christmas cookies, gingerbread men, Belen, Christmas trees . Come here for more than 60 stalls to fulfill all your Christmas fantasies!

2. Columbus Market

When: 16 December 2008 - 5 January 2008

Inside this very modern building with lovely decorations, the market is full of small workshops and activities for children.

Valencia Christmas Market

The winter of the year is a real romantic white kingdom with a great Christmas atmosphere.

1. Byron Street Christmas Market

When: early December 2008 to early January 2008

There are more than 40 stalls selling mainly Basque snacks, handicrafts and Christmas trinkets. The stalls here are small wooden huts, which is very romantic when it snows.

2. St. Thomas Market

Time December 21

Here you can eat grilled tortillas with sausages, a Basque specialty, and txacol white wine. You can also enjoy theater performances and traditional Basque music.

Bilbao Christmas Fair

The fair is in Andalusia, Spain. It's also sunny in winter and there's a lot of Christmas cheer here.

1. Seville Christmas Fair

When: December 5, 2008 - January 5, 2008

This is one of the largest Christmas fairs in Andalusia. The stalls display the most traditional and representative items of Seville.

2. Granada Christmas Market

When: December 2, 2008 - January 6, 2008, closed on Christmas Day and New Year's Day.

The market here is unique, with 28 stalls in BibRambla Square. Items sold here include gifts, Christmas troughs, books, Christmas trees and other small things.