"Lifelong New Yorkers and visitors agree-no city does the holiday season quite like the Big Apple. Almost every inch of the city is decked out in mesmerizing lights and fragrant greenery as festive Christmas markets pop up throughout the five boroughs. It's a magical experience stumbling across a winter wonderland filled with handmade trinkets and delectable sweets while taking a leisurely stroll through your local park."
"The city boasts an impressive amount of holiday markets that cater to a variety of interests, such as the Makers Show at City Point, which highlights Black- and women-owned businesses, and the indoor favorite, The Grand Central Holiday Fair. However, for families or Christmas enthusiasts looking for a market that has both handmade gifts and plenty of activities, there may be no better option than the Bank of America Winter Village at Bryant Park."
"Every year, the Manhattan park transforms into a European-inspired Christmas market with hundreds of kiosks and an impressive rink beckoning people to get on the ice. Before you make any plans, check out the guide below on everything you need to know about the Bank of America Winter Village, which we've deemed the best Christmas market in NYC. When Is the 2025 Winter Village? The Bank of America Winter Village will operate between Friday, October 24, 2025 through Sunday, March 1, 2026."
Bryant Park transforms annually into a European-inspired Christmas market featuring hundreds of kiosks and a free-admission skating rink. The Bank of America Winter Village operates October 24, 2025 through March 1, 2026 in Bryant Park between 40th and 42nd Street from Fifth to Sixth Avenue. The city hosts many holiday markets across five boroughs offering handmade trinkets, sweets, and varied vendor specialties such as the Makers Show at City Point highlighting Black- and women-owned businesses and The Grand Central Holiday Fair. The Winter Village emphasizes family-friendly activities, handmade gifts, and a central ice rink that invites visitors to skate.
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