Vörösmarty Square Christmas Market
Visitors can wander through a festive market square filled with handmade goods from local craft artisans and traditional gastronomic offerings. The square features a monumental Christmas tree decorated in classic holiday colors, alongside musical performances. Families can also enjoy the popular children's mini train attraction running right on the square.
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Plan Your Visit
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When
Ages
All ages
Neighborhood
Belváros-Lipótváros
Food & Drink
Food exhibitors serve traditional-style dishes, including stuffed cabbage, sausages, stews, roasted meats and flatbread.
Going?
Location
Tips & Advice
- Visit by December 28 if you want the handmade crafts or the little train, because both finish that day before the New Year's Eve setup.
- Come on a weekend or a weekday afternoon if the kids want the free train, since it doesn't run on weekday mornings.
- Avoid planning a long visit on Christmas Eve, Christmas Day or Boxing Day, because the market keeps shorter hours on those days.
- Pair the market with a walk down Váci utca, which is dressed up with Christmas lights and festive decorations for the season.
- Come hungry and try a stew served in a bread loaf or the stuffed cabbage platter with sausage and polenta from the food stalls.
Special Events & Promotions
- New Year's Eve party: the square stays open into the early hours of January 1.
Links & Contact
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Frequently Asked Questions
What food can I find at the market?
The food stalls serve hearty Hungarian dishes such as chicken paprikash, stuffed cabbage, venison and beef stew (also served in a bread loaf), roast sausage with bread and mustard, roast suckling pig, flatbread with cheese and sour cream, and polenta with sheep's cheese.
Is the little train free?
Yes. The little train on the square is free for visitors and a big favourite with children. On weekdays it starts in the afternoon, and on weekends it runs from when the market opens.
What is there to see besides the stalls?
A monumental Christmas tree in classic Christmas colours stands on the square, and there are music performances and charity programs alongside the craft and food exhibitors.
Are the craft stalls there right through to New Year's Eve?
No. The craft exhibitors and the little train are there for the last time on December 28, when the square starts getting ready for the New Year's Eve party.
How can I become an exhibitor?
Boglárka Németh handles commercial and exhibitor partnerships. You can reach her through sajto@vorosmartyclassicxmas.hu or info@vorosmartyclassicxmas.hu.
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