In beautiful Portugal Christmas markets are very popular that open every year in the holiday season, to the delight of adults and children who visit these picturesque places. They are winter wonderlands, specials for you to purchase gifts, decorations alluding to the season or simply for you to try the delicious dishes that they usually prepare.
To marvel at strolling with loved ones, there is nothing more pleasant than going through the different villages in the markets, arranged with ice rinks and ramps; favorite place for the little ones to have fun playing with the snow.
Obidos, Vila Natal; It is one of the most frequented by visitors, annually offering different themes in terms of distraction and entertainment. Offering shows in which the magic of lights is present, along with the popular puppets and a mini train that walks between whistles and hubbub to tourists; In addition, he will be ecstatic with the flashiest toy factory you can look at, because it is located in front of a beautiful and imposing castle.
Representations of the birth of the Child God, can be seen in such attractive places, where travelers enjoy the festive atmosphere, very typical of the Christmas markets in the region; which constitute a small amount compared to those existing in the different European countries.
Natalis, is another market that draws a lot of attention, as it is the largest in Lisbon. It brings together a large number of items, handicrafts, accessories, fashion, jewelry and traditional gourmet food. The Christmas market in Viseu, the sale of its products begins from the month of November, until December; and takes place in Rossio Square. It is a splendid alternative to buy costumes, fireworks, pyrotechnics, balloons and different types of gifts.
The Fonte do Bispo Bazaar in Santa Catarina is an attractive market, where apart from getting all your gifts; You have the opportunity to win with the raffles that are held and taste both delicious traditional dishes and drinks, typical of the town.
The Funchal Markets, located in Madeira; They are generally frequented by the locals, who consume most of their food in those areas, but who also cover themselves with color and joy when Christmas arrives, selling ingredients to prepare the traditional meals for the celebrations. Flowers and natural ornaments are also available to decorate the trees that will adorn the different homes.
Visit Portugal at Christmas, without going to these emblematic markets; It is like saying that he did not know how to take advantage of the time. In these places you will be able to choose many souvenirs to take back home and you will share a whole host of experiences with your friends.
Spaces full of history where time stands still, always reflecting the tradition of these ancient lands; in which the legendary, happy and romantic times are evoked. You should not miss the opportunity to pass through Portugal and get involved in the Christmas of the most popular Good Night Markets.