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Birmingham Express (BE) > Local Birmingham News​ > Birmingham Frankfurt Christmas Market Confirmed Dates and Opening Hours 2026
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Birmingham Frankfurt Christmas Market Confirmed Dates and Opening Hours 2026

Nehat Tahsin
Last updated: September 28, 2026 3:28 pm
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The Frankfurt Market in Birmingham has set its date for Christmas 2026. Birmingham City Council has announced on its website that the market is due to open on the 5th of November and close on Christmas Eve that is on the 24th of December. 

This means the Frankfurt market will be available for 7 weeks for the residents of Birmingham and any travellers arriving in Birmingham. 

The Frankfurt Market in Birmingham is a popular and yearly festive event that takes places every year and has become a favourite amongst residents and visitors of Birmingham. The Frankfurt Market is a clear sign that Christmas is just around the corner and the stalls are available on Victoria Square and New Street for everyone to visit. 

Birmingham Frankfurt market say they are, “the largest authentic Christmas market outside of Germany or Austria” and offer, “a large range of traditional gifts and a selection of tempting food and drink.” These items include hot food such as pretzels, bratwurst, roasted almonds, and tasty to satiate your thirst such as gluhwein, weissbeer (wheat beer) and hot chocolate.

The opening hours for the market in 2026 are:

  • Monday-Thursdays – 11am to 9pm.
  • Friday from 11am to 9:30pm.
  • Saturdays from 10am to 9:30pm.
  • Sundays from 10am to 9:00pm. 

On remembrance Sunday on the 8th November, the market will open later at 1pm as a show of respect. 

Due to ongoing public work on Bennetts Hill and Temple Street, there will be no stalls opened between Apple store and Nandos on New Street, but the market will be open beyond Corporation Street with stalls at High Street selling crafts. 

For more information please read:
https://www.birmingham.gov.uk/news/article/1841/birminghams_frankfurt_christmas_market_dates_confirmed 

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Nehat Tahsin is a Local News Journalist at Birmingham Express (BE). Born and raised in Birmingham, Nehat is a 22-year-old Brummie with a passion for local journalism and a strong interest in the issues that shape both the city and the wider world. Nehat covers Birmingham City news, local politics, crime, culture, and community developments, with a particular focus on areas such as the Bullring, the City Centre, and Five Ways. Beyond local reporting, Nehat also writes about UK parliamentary affairs, immigration, foreign policy, and major international events, including developments in the United States, the war in Ukraine, and relations with Iran. With a special interest in topics such as climate change, women's rights, violence against women and girls, men's mental health, youth unemployment, digital identity, and social media regulation, Nehat aims to produce informative, engaging, and thought-provoking journalism that keeps readers informed while encouraging meaningful public discussion.
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