From NYC to Denver: 13 Best Christmas Markets Across America Near Sonesta Hotels

As colder days start to roll in and the holidays approach, travel picks up across the country. Whether you’re heading home, planning a cold-weather getaway, or just exploring somewhere new, the season brings an extra layer of magic to cities big and small. Twinkling lights, festive storefronts, the scent of spiced cider in the air, and at the heart of it all, Christmas markets.

They take many forms: some cozy and traditional, others bold and unexpected, but all offer a chance to slow down and soak up the spirit of the season.

Drawing on the local insights of Sonesta staff and stories from our guests, we’ve curated a list of standout Christmas markets between New York City and Denver. Each one is located near a Sonesta hotel, so you can experience the festivities and stay comfortably close.

1. Bryant Park Winter Village, NYC

• Address: Bryant Park, New York, NY 10018
• Admission: Free entry to the park and holiday shops; ice skating is free with your own skates
• Dates: October 24, 2025 – March 1, 2026

It only makes sense to start where the holidays shine their absolute brightest: New York City.

And while the towering tree at Rockefeller Center may get all the postcards, New Yorkers in the know head a few blocks south to Bryant Park Winter Village, where the vibe is just as festive, but the crowds are (slightly) less chaotic.

Tucked behind the New York Public Library and framed by Midtown’s skyscrapers, this winter wonderland kicks off in late October and keeps the holiday spirit alive all the way into March—making it the city’s longest-running market and your best excuse for “just one more” festive outing.

At its center? A 17,000-square-foot ice rink that’s completely free if you BYO-skates (which in NYC, feels like a small holiday miracle). But skating is just the start.

Here, you can bump and spin on Bumper Cars on Ice, sip spiced cider or mulled wine in your very own igloo dome, or post up at The Lodge, a cozy indoor-outdoor spot where festive cocktails meet globally inspired comfort food.

And for shoppers (or last-minute gifters), more than 180 boutique-style holiday kiosks line the park, curated by Urbanspace. Think handmade candles, artisanal snacks, and unique finds you definitely won’t see at the big-box stores.

Families love Santa’s Corner, where kids can meet Santa and enjoy holiday crafts, while couples and groups can try out outdoor curling or catch surprise performances and live music.

Concierge at The Fifty Sonesta Hotel New York puts it best: “Even locals go to Bryant Park. Grab cider and walk the rink under the lights. It’s pure winter romance.”

Locals also advise visiting early in the day or midweek to avoid crowds, and if you’re skating, reserve ahead online and bring your own skates to skip rental fees.

2. Union Square Holiday Market, NYC

• Address: Union Square Park, New York, NY 10003 (14th Street between Broadway and University Place)
• Admission: Free entry
• Dates: November 13 – December 24, 2025

Next, we head downtown to Union Square, where the holiday market feels more offbeat and handmade: a little less polished, a little more New York.

Nestled in Union Square Park, this open-air bazaar is a go-to for locals and a solid discovery for visitors who want something with more character than Midtown’s holiday staples.

Over 185 vendors bring the spirit of NYC’s creative scene to life with handcrafted jewelry, sustainable goods, quirky art prints, and one-of-a-kind fashion from indie designers.

You’ll also find artisan candles, vintage records, leather journals, and tons of locally made treasures perfect for gifting or keeping.

The food scene here is just as enticing, with stalls serving up everything from truffle grilled cheese and Colombian empanadas to vegan cookies and small-batch hot chocolate.

Evenings often feature live jazz, folk musicians, and carolers, adding a warm, European Christmas market feel with a distinctive New York edge.

The staff at The Shelburne Sonesta New York call it “sparkly, not touristy”, and they’re right.

If you want a quieter browse, go on a weekday afternoon. And while most vendors take cards, we’ve learned it’s still smart to carry some cash just in case.

 

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3. Macy’s Herald Square’s Holiday Lane Indoor Holiday Market, NYC

• Address: 151 West 34th Street, New York, NY 10001, the 9th floor of Macy’s Herald Square
• Admission: Free entry

We step away from the open-air bustle here and into something more classic, but no less New York: Macy’s Herald Square Holiday Market.

Located inside the world’s largest department store, Macy’s Herald Square’s Holiday Lane is a whimsical market experience that transforms the store’s 9th floor into a winter wonderland.

Open from early November through the holiday season, this festive destination features themed Christmas tree displays, ornaments from around the world, holiday décor, and seasonal gifts.

Shoppers can stroll through elaborately decorated sections, from nostalgic, vintage-style villages to glittering contemporary holiday displays and even meet Santa Claus at Santaland, a beloved Macy’s tradition (advance reservations required).

Macy’s also offers limited-time pop-up shops and exclusive designer collaborations during the season, making it a prime spot for stylish holiday finds and family-friendly holiday magic.

Outside, the legendary Macy’s holiday windows draw wide-eyed kids and camera-toting adults in equal numbers. They’re a must-see, especially at dusk when the lights take on their full glow.

Staff at The Gardens Sonesta ES Suites New York often recommend this to guests with young kids or older family members as it’s warm, stroller-friendly, and easy to navigate no matter the weather.

Nearby Sonesta Stays in NYC

After a day of skating, shopping, or squeezing into a subway car with a giant tote of ornaments, you’ll want a hotel that feels like a retreat. Sonesta’s New York City locations are perfectly placed for winding down, wherever your holiday adventures take you.

• The Fifty Sonesta Select New York – Located just a 10-minute walk from Bryant Park, this modern Midtown East hotel offers stylish rooms, modern amenities and cozy lounge spaces, perfect for unwinding after an evening of skating or Christmas shopping.
• The Benjamin Royal Sonesta New York – With its classic design and spacious suites, the hotel offers a more refined, elevated stay just a short subway ride from Bryant Park. Guests can take the 6 train from 51st Street to Grand Central–42nd Street, followed by a brief walk.
• The Shelburne Sonesta New York – The hotel offers a quiet, residential-style stay in the heart of Murray Hill. Guests can easily reach Union Square by hopping on the 6 train at 33rd Street, just a few blocks from the hotel, and riding four quick stops south to 14th Street–Union Square.
• The Gardens Sonesta ES Suites New York – Tucked away on the Upper East Side, this all-suite hotel offers a calm, cozy atmosphere, ideal for families or longer stays. From the hotel, guests can take the 6 train from 77th Street to 33rd Street, then enjoy a short walk to Macy’s Herald Square.

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4. Christmas Village at LOVE Park, Philadelphia

• Address: LOVE Park (JFK Plaza), 1501 John F. Kennedy Blvd, Philadelphia, PA 19102
• Admission: Free entry; food, drinks, and attractions are pay-as-you-go
• Dates: November 22 – December 24, 2025

After the buzz of New York’s holiday markets, we head south to Philadelphia, where things take on a more European feel at Christmas Village at LOVE Park.

The Christmas Village in Philadelphia was modeled after the famous Christkindlesmarkt in Nuremberg, Germany and is consistently ranked among the best holiday markets in the U.S.

Open daily from Thanksgiving Day through Christmas Eve, the open-air market features over 110 local and international vendors housed in charming wooden booths, selling everything from hand-carved German nutcrackers and glass ornaments to alpaca scarves, artisanal chocolates, and handcrafted holiday décor.

The scent of bratwurst sizzling on the grill, raclette bubbling over fresh bread, and spiced glühwein wafting from traditional beer gardens fills the air while live music and festive lights create an atmosphere that feels lifted straight from a Bavarian village.

Our guests with kids especially love the double-decker holiday carousel, the glowing Ferris wheel, and the Kids’ Train.

Don’t miss the Alpine-style food court in nearby City Hall Courtyard or a visit with Christkindl, the traditional German gift-bringer who opens the market each year.

It’s one of the city’s most beloved holiday traditions, and locals recommend going early in the day or midweek to avoid peak weekend crowds.

The Sonesta team at Sonesta Philadelphia Rittenhouse Square often sends guests here first. “It’s festive and photogenic,” says our front desk manager. “But the real win is grabbing a hot toddy and riding the Ferris wheel just before sunset.”

5. Dilworth Park Winter Village, Philadelphia

• Address: 1 S 15th Street, Philadelphia, PA 19102
• Admission: Free to enter the park and browse the holiday market; ice‑rink admission is separate and ticketed
• Dates: November 14, 2025 – March 14, 2026

Just across the street from LOVE Park, Dilworth Park Winter Village offers a more laid-back, family-friendly vibe with a local twist.

Running from mid-November through mid-March, this open-air Christmas Market is a favorite among Philly residents and families seeking festive cheer without the crowds.

At its heart is the Rothman Orthopaedics Ice Rink, where skaters glide beneath city lights with the historic architecture of City Hall as their backdrop.

Adjacent to the rink is the Rothman Cabin, a cozy chalet-style lodge serving seasonal comfort food, local beers, hot cocoa, and spiked drinks for adults.

Surrounding the rink is the Made in Philadelphia Holiday Market, a curated collection of booths from local artisans offering handmade gifts, art, jewelry, and seasonal treats.

The park is dotted with glowing heated igloos, fire pits, and the whimsical Wintergarden; a family-friendly topiary display where kids can explore while adults unwind nearby.

On select nights, the park hosts outdoor holiday movie screenings, adding even more charm to an already magical setting. And of course, classic Philly snacks like soft pretzels with cheese sauce and warm cider are never far away.

While the ice rink closes in late February, the Wintergarden and Cabin often remain open through early March, offering one of the city’s longest-running seasonal experiences.

Locals often refer to Dilworth Park as a “hidden gem” during the holidays since it’s less touristy and more neighborly and the perfect winter spot for low-key festive fun in the heart of the city.

6. Christkindlmarkt Bethlehem, Bethlehem

• Address: SteelStacks, 645 E. First Street, Bethlehem, PA 18015
• Admission: Ticketed entry; prices vary by day. Discounts are available for seniors, children, and advance online purchase
• Dates: November 14 – December 21, 2025. It is open Friday–Sunday in November, and Thursday–Sunday in December.

For a change of pace and a taste of Old-World holiday tradition, we recommend a detour north to Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, affectionately known as Christmas City, USA.

At the center of it all is Christkindlmarkt, a beloved seasonal tradition that’s been drawing crowds for over 30 years.

Founded in 1993, Christkindlmarkt takes place at SteelStacks, the revitalized former home of Bethlehem Steel, where the region’s industrial past meets deep-rooted Moravian holiday traditions.

Today, it’s considered one of the most acclaimed German-style holiday markets in the U.S., with nods from Travel + Leisure, USA Today, and more.

With a strong European influence and plenty of Pennsylvania flair, the market features artisans offering hand-blown glass ornaments, German nutcrackers, Moravian stars, carved wooden toys, and more.

Guests often tell us they spend a few hours here, grabbing bratwurst and mulled wine while brass bands play nearby, then wandering through live glassblowing demos or stopping at the Käthe Wohlfahrt pop-up for collectible ornaments.

It’s a perfect half-day trip from Philly, especially with a rental car. Staff at Sonesta Philadelphia Rittenhouse Square recommend heading out early to beat the crowds and enjoy a slower-paced, highly local holiday experience.

Nearby Sonesta Stays in and near Philadelphia

Twinkling lights, mulled cider, and stalls filled with handmade treasures—Philly’s holiday markets are pure magic. And after a day of browsing, tasting, and shopping your way through the festive streets, Sonesta hotels offer a warm, stylish place to unwind, right near all the seasonal sparkle.

Sonesta Philadelphia Rittenhouse Square – Ideally located just a 10-minute walk from both Love Park and Dilworth Park, this modern Center City hotel offers stylish rooms, modern amenities, and easy access to Philadelphia’s best holiday sights.

Sonesta ES Suites Allentown Bethlehem Airport – If you’re exploring Philly’s northern neighbors or flying in via ABE, this relaxed, all-suite hotel offers full kitchens, free breakfast, and plenty of room to spread out.

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7. Peoples Gas Holiday Market (Market Square), Pittsburgh

• Address: Market Square, Pittsburgh, PA 15222
• Admission: Free entry to the market and entertainment; some vendor experiences and Santa visits may require advance reservations
• Dates: November 21 – December 24, 2025

As we head west to Pittsburgh, the holiday energy gathers around Market Square, where the city’s downtown core turns into a walkable winter village during the annual Peoples Gas Holiday Market.

Inspired by the classic Christmas markets of Germany, this open-air village features rows of wooden chalets offering handcrafted gifts, unique ornaments, wool accessories, artisanal sweets, and seasonal décor.

Shoppers can sip hot cocoa or warm glühwein and browse gifts from global and Pittsburgh-based vendors alike.

A towering Christmas tree anchors the square, glowing nightly with thousands of lights, while the air fills with the sounds of live music, local choirs, and acoustic holiday sets performed on the community stage.

Families can visit Santa’s House, which supports the Pittsburgh Food Bank through suggested donations, blending holiday fun with a spirit of giving back.

Staff at Sonesta Simply Suites Pittsburgh Airport suggest timing your visit for early evening, when the lights come on and the square feels its most festive — without the heavy crowds.

Nearby Sonesta Stay in Pittsburgh

For travelers heading to Pittsburgh’s holiday festivities, Sonesta Simply Suites Pittsburgh Airport offers a peaceful stay just 20 minutes from Market Square. With fully equipped kitchens, spacious suites, and a relaxed residential feel, it’s a smart pick for guests who prefer to be close to the cheer, without staying in the middle of it.

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8. Carmel Christkindlmarkt, Carmel

• Address: 10 Carter Green, Carmel, IN 46032
• Admission: Free to enter the market; skating sessions, rides and some activities require tickets.
• Dates: November 22 – December 24, 2025, open Wednesdays through Sundays

Just north of Indianapolis, the town of Carmel brings big holiday energy in a compact, walkable setting and its Christkindlmarkt is the centerpiece.

If you’re anywhere near Indianapolis during the holidays, locals will insist you make time for the Carmel Christkindlmarkt, a traditional German-style market.

Like a few of its counterparts across the country, the Carmel Christkindlmarkt follows the traditional German model but it’s earned a reputation of its own.

Named one of the top holiday markets in the U.S. by USA Today and others, it was also among the first to introduce a dedicated glühbier station, a nod to its culinary roots.

Set around Carter Green in Carmel City Center, the market features over 50 charming wooden stalls modeled after Bavarian Christkindlmarkt villages, with artisans selling hand-carved toys, intricate ornaments, winterwear, and hard-to-find German holiday décor.

At the heart of the market is an outdoor ice-skating rink, surrounded by glowing lights and the sound of live holiday music from roaming brass bands and choirs.

But for many visitors, the food is the true standout. Think sizzling bratwurst, bubbling raclette melted over bread, glühwein and glühbier (mulled beer) in collectible mugs, and Belgian waffles piled with powdered sugar.

Staff at Sonesta Select Indianapolis Carmel often recommend guests to arrive hungry. One front desk manager says, “Don’t skip the raclette, it smells strong, but it’s absolutely delicious.”

Families should keep an eye out for the playful elf performers and the Kinderecke (kids’ corner), where little ones can enjoy crafts and holiday-themed games.

Visit on a weeknight to avoid the weekend crowds and snag closer parking. Avoid the main lots and park along the Monon Trail. It’s free and leads you right into the heart of the market with less hassle.

Nearby Sonesta Stay in Carmel

With twinkling lights, cozy mugs of glühwein, and ice skating under the stars, Carmel’s Christkindlmarkt brings serious holiday charm to the Midwest. Just a 10-minute drive away, Sonesta Select Indianapolis Carmel offers a cozy and convenient home base with easy access to both Carmel’s holiday magic and downtown Indy. With spacious rooms, modern design, and a team that knows all the local seasonal favorites, it’s a perfect spot to settle in and stay festive.

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9. Belleville Christkindlmarkt, Belleville

• Address: Public Square, Belleville, IL 62220
• Admission: Free entry
• Dates: November 28 – December 23, open Thursdays–Sundays

The Belleville Christkindlmarkt brings serious holiday charm to the St. Louis area. And if you’re thinking, “Another Christkindlmarkt?” hear us out.

Just across the river, this one delivers something a little more nostalgic. The town’s historic Public Square transforms into a festive European-style village, complete with twinkling lights, traditional fare, and that small-town warmth big cities can’t always match.

This open-air market blends international flair with Midwest charm. Dozens of wooden stalls line the square, offering wool accessories, hand-carved toys, and German holiday décor.

The scent of spiced glühwein and roasted nuts fills the air, and a towering Christmas tree serves as the market’s glowing centerpiece.

Live brass bands and local choirs take the stage beneath the central pavilion, giving the whole square a soundtrack that shifts from joyful to cozy with every set.

On weekends, free horse-drawn trolley rides circle the square, a favorite for families and anyone who wants to slow the pace.

Staff at Red Lion Inn & Suites Caseyville often suggest visiting mid-morning or early evening for easier parking and a little more breathing room. Some guests pair the trip with a stop at Belleville’s old-world bakeries for fresh stollen or gingerbread, or cap it off with a local light display nearby.

One recent guest put it best: “Belleville’s market felt more authentic than anything we saw in the city. No big crowds, just good food, and a real sense of tradition.

10. Hermann Christkindl Markt, Hermann

• Address: Downtown Hermann, MO 65041
• Admission: Free entry to most market events; select tastings and activities may require a ticket
• Dates: Select weekends in December

We know, it’s yet another Christkindlmarkt by name, but Hermann’s version stands out for where and how it happens.

Nestled in Missouri wine country about 70 miles west of St. Louis, this one trades city bustle for vineyard views, historic storefronts, and spiced wine served fireside.

Founded by German immigrants (like its counterparts) in the 1830s, Hermann still leans into its roots.

On select weekends in December, the downtown hosts a traditional market filled with artisan stalls, seasonal treats, and lights strung across preserved 19th-century buildings.

One of the most popular events takes place at Stone Hill Winery, where more than 20 vendors set up shop inside the heated sherry house.

Guests sip warm glühwein, browse for handmade gifts, and catch live music or a Santa sighting between stalls.

Couples often mention the slower pace and romantic feel, while families love the miniature highland cows that sometimes make an appearance.

Staff at Sonesta ES Suites St. Louis Westport say it’s a favorite weekend outing, especially with a stop for stollen at one of Hermann’s old-world bakeries.

Nearby Sonesta Stay in Caseyville

Whether you’re headed to Belleville’s festive downtown market or making the trip to Hermann for its charming Christkindl Markt, Red Lion Inn & Suites Caseyville puts you in a great spot to explore both. Just 15 minutes from Belleville and with easy access to I-64, this welcoming hotel offers free parking, a quiet setting, and cozy rooms that make holiday travel simple and stress-free.

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11. River Market Holiday Market (Merry Market), Kansas City

• Address: City Market, 20 E 5th Street, Kansas City, MO 64106
• Admission: Free entry
• Dates: November 29 – December 21, 2025. It runs on Saturdays and Sundays.

Set in one of the oldest public marketplaces west of the Mississippi, Kansas City’s River Market Holiday Market, officially called Merry Market, brings a fresh, creative twist to the classic Christmas market.

Held on weekends in the historic City Market district, this festive event celebrates the city’s vibrant maker community, offering a laid-back, hyper-local holiday experience.

The City Market has been operating continuously since 1857, and Merry Market is one of the ways the district honors its community-first roots while celebrating the holidays with modern flair.

Stalls are filled with handcrafted ceramics, artisan pantry goods, soy candles, holiday florals, vintage prints, and even locally made gifts for pets, all mixed in with longtime farmers’ market vendors and small-batch food producers.

The atmosphere is festive but easygoing, with live jazz performances setting the mood and hot food stalls dishing out cozy eats with a Kansas City twist.

For a festive (and delicious) start to your visit, try a seasonal pastry and latte from Bloom Baking Co., conveniently located right inside the market—it’s a go-to spot for early-bird shoppers in the know.

Smaller and more walkable than some of the region’s bigger markets, this one’s refreshingly easy to explore, no tickets, no long lines, just park, stroll in, and take it all in at your own pace.

Want first pick of the goods and a quieter atmosphere? Aim to arrive by late morning, before the midday rush brings bigger crowds and longer lines at the food stalls.

Nearby Sonesta Stay in Kansas City

Kansas City’s River Market transforms into a cozy holiday hub during Merry Market weekends, and it’s well worth braving the chill for the lights, local vendors, and hot cider vibes. About 20 minutes away, Sonesta Select Kansas City Airport Tiffany Springs offers a calm, convenient stay with easy access to the downtown festivities. Tucked in a quiet, residential setting just off I‑29, the hotel features spacious rooms, on-site parking, and all the comforts that make holiday travel feel effortless.

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12. Denver Christkindlmarket, Denver

• Address: Tivoli Quad at Auraria Campus, 1000 Larimer Street, Denver, CO 80204
• Admission: Free entry to the market
• Dates: November 21 – December 23, 2025

Denver Christkindlmarket brings the magic of a traditional German holiday market to the foot of the Rocky Mountains and locals will tell you it’s one of the city’s most beloved seasonal traditions.

Celebrating its 25th anniversary in 2025, this year’s market adds a few extra touches: a vintage carousel, expanded artisan stalls, and cozy new fire pit seating areas that make it easy to linger, even in the chill.

Warm glühwein, German beers, and schnapps are served in collectible mugs that change each season, while vendors dish out bratwurst, schnitzel, roasted nuts, raclette-covered bread, pierogis, and strudel, a culinary lineup that draws both weekend regulars and wide-eyed first-timers.

Guests can also enjoy ornament-painting workshops, Santa visits, and classic German gifts from legendary brands like Käthe Wohlfahrt, whose chalet-style shop is always a favorite.

Visit the market in the late afternoon to beat the dinner rush and watch the Civic Center light show come to life. Seating in the heated beer tent fills up fast, so plan ahead if you want a table or reserve one online during peak weekends.

Staff from Sonesta Denver Downtown also recommend arriving on weekday afternoons. “It’s the perfect way to take a break from the downtown bustle. Grab a brat, sip something warm, and enjoy the mountain air,” one manager says.

 

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13. Cherry Creek Holiday Market, Denver

• Address: Fillmore Plaza, Cherry Creek North, Denver, CO 80206
• Admission: Free entry
• Dates: November 20 – December 24, 2025

We’re closing out our list in style with Denver’s Cherry Creek Holiday Market, where the holiday season gets a fresh, creative spin.

Held on Fillmore Plaza in one of the city’s most design-forward neighborhoods, this open-air market mixes festive energy with boutique vibes – a favorite for shoppers who like their gifts with a little Colorado flair.

More than 50 artisans and small businesses offer everything from handcrafted jewelry and candles to leather goods, pantry staples, and Colorado-themed gifts.

Unlike many traditional Christmas markets, the Cherry Creek Holiday Market features a rotating lineup of vendors, so even if you visit more than once, there’s always something new to discover.

Adding to the experience are festive pop-up bars serving craft cocktails and warm seasonal drinks, plus a lineup of live music performances that range from jazz to acoustic holiday sets.

The entire plaza is decked out in lights, greenery, and cozy seating nooks, creating a winter atmosphere that’s just as appealing to families as it is to couples on a holiday stroll.

Food trucks and specialty snack stands round out the offerings with comfort food favorites and sweet treats.

Staff at Sonesta Denver Downtown recommend visiting in the early evening to catch live music and enjoy the lights at their most magical. “It feels like a modern holiday block party, really walkable, really local,” one team member says.

Nearby Sonesta Stay in Denver

With two standout markets, Denver Christkindlmarket and Cherry Creek Holiday Market, the Mile High City delivers big on holiday charm. Sonesta Denver Downtown puts you right in the middle of it all, just a 15-minute ride from both locations. This modern downtown hotel offers a comfortable stay with sleek rooms, friendly service, and quick access to the city’s light rail, making it easy to explore the season’s best without the holiday hassle.

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Final Tips for Your Christmas Market Adventure

Whether you’re visiting one market or making festive stops from New York to Denver, exploring holiday markets is part seasonal celebration, part cultural experience and every city brings its own sparkle.

For a smoother, more joyful visit, try to plan your market time for weekdays or early afternoons, when the vibe is more relaxed and vendors have extra time to chat.

Bring cash, especially for smaller artisan stalls, and come hungry, because raclette, strudel, cider, and city-specific treats are all part of the magic.

Layer up, wear comfy shoes, and carry a small tote or backpack for those spontaneous gift and snack finds that never fit back in your suitcase.

With Sonesta hotels conveniently located near top markets across the country, you can count on a cozy place to recharge, helpful local tips, and the kind of warm hospitality that keeps the holiday spirit going long after you’ve left the stalls behind.

And if you’re a member of Sonesta Travel Pass, you’ll earn points with every stay turning your holiday adventure into future travel rewards.