Christmas market

Christmas market · Sorbonne ·

Christmas market

Christmas market · Sorbonne ·

Artisan French crafts, regional foods, vin chaud, raclette

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25 Quai de Montebello, 75005 Paris, France Get directions

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How to Spend the Perfect Christmas in Paris

"Quaint and picturesque, this Left Bank market sets up in Square René Viviani due to ongoing post‑fire cathedral construction, offering a cozy holiday scene opposite Notre Dame." - Sophie Dodd Sophie Dodd Sophie Dodd is a writer at Travel + Leisure, where she relies on her 10 years of experience as a journalist and frequent flyer to test and review luggage, apparel, and accessories to help you travel better. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines

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Marché de Noël de Notre-Dame

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"A quaint, picturesque Left Bank holiday market set in Square René Viviani that offers a classic winter-village experience of Swiss-style wooden chalets selling vin chaud, raclette sandwiches and made-in-France souvenirs; note that the setting is affected by ongoing post-fire cathedral construction, but the market is recommended for a charming, intimate festive outing." - Sophie Dodd Sophie Dodd Sophie Dodd is a travel, wine and lifestyle writer. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines

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Marché de Noël de Notre-Dame

Lamis El G.

Google

I stumbled upon this small yet incredibly charming Christmas market and honestly preferred it to the more famous ones like those at Jardin des Tuileries, Trocadéro, or La Défense. The atmosphere felt much more authentic and cozy. The stands were beautifully decorated, very welcoming, and the vendors were genuinely friendly. The variety of products was great as well — from delicious cheeses to lovely souvenirs — and everything felt more unique and less commercial than the larger markets. It had that warm, festive charm that you hope to find during the holiday season. A delightful discovery that made the experience feel more personal and memorable. 🎄✨

Sophia P

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a must see when visiting paris in december, we went to 3 christmas markets on our trip and this has to be one of the best in the city, the area and views from the market are to die for! and such a good place for meaningful souvenirs to take home (cheese, chocolate, jewellery, christmas ornaments)

Chastain M.

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Favorite Christmas market i went to in France (i only went to 4), it’s small but cute and well-decorated. they had soothing and acoustic live music, the sellers were all very nice too. The stands I went to were also pretty accommodating with taking credit cards, which I appreciated when traveling internationally. I got a beret here and felt a lot better about it being authentic than trying to find one at a tourist shop that could’ve been made in china instead

Josh

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Loved this little Christmas market just down from Shakespeare and Company bookstore with a view of Notre Dame. They had several creative vendors and a couple booths with food and drink. A wonderful stop during the Christmas season!

Avirup D.

Google

Cozy little Christmas market. We went there on the the day of Christmas, and it was of course very crowded. Things are on the bit pricey side in the market but we can expect that in Christmas markets anyway. Liked the vibe and the decorations in the middle of the park.

Lene V.

Google

A small and cosy Christmas market. Selling gifts, Christmas baubles, food and wine. A beautiful decor of a Christmas scene in the centre

Al S.

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A cozy Christmas market right next to the famous Parisian landmark, Notre Dame de Paris Cathedral.

Celeita K.

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Tourist trap, in fact I'd say all the Christmas Markets are. Little tiny cup of mulled wine for 5 euros. Little tiny hot chocolate and small hard pretzel for 8 euros. You could get a bottle of wine for less and make your own mulled wine. Yes, it's decorated nice but all prices are double or triple. I dare say no Parisians go to these, they are just to get tourist money. Total rip off.