Romania has officially entered to the enchanting world of Christmas markets, where the spirit of the season comes alive in a festive tapestry of lights, laughter, and holiday cheer. These magical markets have been a cherished tradition for centuries, transforming towns and cities into winter wonderlands that captivate the hearts of visitors young and old.

Brimming with the aroma of spiced mulled wine, the melody of carolers, and the glittering glow of twinkling lights, Christmas markets are a celebration of community, craftsmanship, and the joyous anticipation of the most wonderful time of the year. Business Review is inviting you to step into the festive embrace of Christmas markets, where the magic of the holidays is woven into every twinkling light and bustling market stall.

Bucharest

up until December 26, Constitution Square

Residents of the capital as well as tourists can enjoy traditional dishes, artisanal products, and art programmes. In addition, you will find Christmas decorations, handmade products (accessories and jewellery), as well as natural care products such as cosmetics or lavender-based products.

West Bucharest

up until December 26, Drumul Taberei Park

The West Side Christmas Market includes an ice rink, a colourful carousel, a 33-metre-high Ferris wheel, and Santa Claus’s Cottage, where kids can send letters and have fun with the elves.

Timisoara

up until January 7, 2024

Timisoara has the country’s largest Christmas Market spreading across three central squares of the city: Victory Square, Liberty Square, and Saint George Square. The Ferris wheel is located in Victory Square.

Craiova

up until January 2, 2024

According to information provided by local authorities, the market takes place in the four main squares in Craiova: Mihai Viteazul, Fratii Buzesti, Doljeana, and Shakespeare. This year’s concept will be different, with each square having a specific theme, such as one inspired by the Snow Queen story or one featuring a large Ferris wheel.

Sibiu

up until January 2, 2024

The Christmas market in Sibiu was among the first Christmas events to take place in Romania, opening for the first time in 2007, when Sibiu held the title of European Capital of Culture.

Brasov

up until January 7, 2024

For this year, the local administration announced the purchase of 80 new stalls to be used for the 2023 Christmas Market.

Iasi and Children’s Town

up until January 8, 2024

Holiday events in Iasi is organised along the axis of Stefan cel Mare Boulevard – Union Square – Lapusneanu Street. At the Christmas markets, residents and visitors of Iasi can purchase decorations, gifts, hot drinks, and traditional products made by small producers.

Cluj-Napoca

up until January 1, 2024

This year, there are two Christmas markets in the city: one in Union Square, where you will find illuminated and decorated stalls in the spirit of winter holidays and a Ferris wheel, and a second on the plateau of the “Horia Demian” Sports Hall, featuring various activities, shows, and goodies from stalls with traditional products.

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