Goussainville Christmas Market
The Christmas Village in the heart of the Plaine de France Val d'Oise
2026
About Goussainville Christmas Market
Every winter, the town of Goussainville sets up its Christmas Village at Parc Auguste Delaune: a Christmas market, ice rink, carousel, sledding track, and various shows take place from mid-December to early January. This free, festive event brings winter evenings to life in this Val-d'Oise town near the Roissy-Charles-de-Gaulle airport.
Our team has not been able to confirm with an official source that this 2026 edition is taking place. The dates and program shown below may be outdated. We strongly recommend that you contact the organizer directly to verify before any travel or registration.
Goussainville Christmas Market — edition 2026
The Goussainville Christmas Village returns to Parc Auguste Delaune at the end of 2026. Previous editions have featured an ice rink, a carousel, a sledding track, a Christmas market, and various shows around Santa's house, running from mid-December to early January. The dates and program for the 2026 edition have not yet been announced by the City of Goussainville.
An annual tradition at Parc Auguste Delaune
For several years now, the City of Goussainville has hosted its Christmas Village at Parc Auguste Delaune (22 boulevard Paul Vaillant Couturier) rather than in the town center. The 2025-2026 edition took place from December 13, 2025, to January 3, 2026, with an opening event on December 13 from 4:00 PM to 10:00 PM. The village featured Santa's house, a 300 m² ice rink, a carousel, a sledding track, a Christmas market, a zip line, pony rides, and various performances, including magic shows, concerts, and ice skating displays.
The dates and program for the 2026 edition have not yet been released by the City of Goussainville; they are typically announced in the autumn, along with a call for applications for market stall vendors.
Programme Goussainville Christmas Market 2026
The program for the 2026 edition has not yet been released by the City of Goussainville. During the previous edition (December 13, 2025 – January 3, 2026) at Parc Auguste Delaune, the Christmas Village featured Santa's house, a 300 m² ice rink, a carousel, a sledding track, a Christmas market, a zip line, pony rides, and various performances, including magic shows, concerts, and ice skating displays.
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Goussainville and its Christmas Village
Goussainville is one of the most populous towns in the northern Val-d'Oise, located in the Plaine de France just a few kilometers from the Roissy-Charles-de-Gaulle airport. Every winter, the town hosts its Christmas Village, a free family-friendly event held from mid-December to early January.
A village at Parc Auguste Delaune
The Christmas Village is set up at Parc Auguste Delaune (22 boulevard Paul Vaillant Couturier). During the 2025-2026 edition (December 13, 2025 – January 3, 2026), which opened on December 13 from 4:00 PM to 10:00 PM, it featured Santa's house, a 300 m² ice rink, a carousel, a sledding track, a Christmas market with wooden chalets, a zip line, pony rides, and various shows (magic, concerts, and ice shows). Previous editions (2023-2024, 2024-2025) followed a similar format, with themed evening events on certain nights.
Practical information
By train: Goussainville SNCF station (Line D from Paris-Gare-du-Nord or Paris-Châtelet). By car: A1 motorway, Goussainville exit, or D316. Admission to the Christmas Village and its activities is free.
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