Bristol Christmas market will return to Broadmead in 2021.
The event, which was cancelled last year because of the coronavirus pandemic, will run from November 5 until December 23 this year.
Most of the market will be open from 10am until 7pm, and food and drink will be served until 10pm.
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Sven Schmidt, director of German Events which organises the market, said: “We are very excited to be returning to Bristol this year. It was heartbreaking to have to cancel 2020’s event, but we always put the safety of our visitors first.
“We are very happy to be able to welcome visitors back to the market once more and hope they enjoy the addition of our snow domes which are a wonderful way to enjoy a seasonal drink with friends and family. The whole team can’t wait to get started!”
The Christmas market is home to over 50 stalls, and usually features visits from Santa and reindeer visits in December.
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This year’s market will bring back the things which it is known for, including traditional handmade gifts, sweet treats such as crepes and churros, German Gluhwein, mulled wine and traditional Bratwurst.
The market also offers live music and curling, a traditional Bavarian sport.
And the Jager Barn Bar will return with the addition of individual, heated snow domes that can be booked for use by groups of up to six people.
On Merchant Street, there will be a range of children’s rides to keep the smallest family members entertained.
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