Winter Wonderland London: When does Hyde Park Christmas market open in 2025?
Hyde Park’s Winter Wonderland will return to London from 14th November until 1st January 2026.
Brace yourselves, Londoners, it’s nearly time for the return of Hyde Park’s Winter Wonderland.
From Friday (14th November 2025), thousands of tourists from across the country will be flocking to the capital to visit the Christmas market.
Hyde Park’s Winter Wonderland will launch tomorrow night (Thursday 13th November) with an exclusive press and influencer event - so expect to see videos of Bratwurst and twinkling lights filling your timelines once again.
The annual Christmas event has been named the UK’s second-best Christmas market, bested only by Edinburgh. Winter Wonderland is celebrated for its scale, duration and variety of stalls which range from food to gifts.
The festive market attracts millions of visitors from across the UK and abroad every year - and 2025 is set to be no exception.
When does Hyde Park Winter Wonderland open for 2025?
Hyde Park Winter Wonderland will run daily for six weeks from Friday, 14th November until Thursday, 1st January 2026.
All visitors must have an entrance ticket before entering Hyde Park Winter Wonderland. You will need to purchase an Off-Peak, Standard, or Peak entrance ticket depending on when you wish to attend.
‘The UK’s biggest and boldest attraction’
Spokesperson for Locals Insider, Martin Danemaq, said: “London’s Winter Wonderland continues to set the benchmark for festive scale and spectacle – it’s the UK’s biggest and boldest Christmas attraction, drawing millions of visitors to Hyde Park every year. Its second-place finish in our national index reflects how well it delivers on atmosphere, entertainment and sheer choice.”
“While affordability is the one area where Winter Wonderland consistently scores lower, its enduring popularity and visual impact keep it among the most magical festive destinations in Europe. From families to tourists, it remains a must-visit event that defines the Christmas season in London.”