Christmas Market of Levallois-Perret

The Christmas Market of Levallois-Perret and Magic Noël

Levallois-Perret (92300), a dynamic and densely populated town in the Hauts-de-Seine department, stands out each winter with the scale of its Christmas festivities. While the Christmas Market in the Town Hall gardens forms the heart of the artisanal offerings, it is part of a broader festive program, Magic Noël, which transforms the entire town into an enchanted world from late November to early January.

The Christmas Market of the Town Hall Gardens

From December 10 to 21, the Town Hall Gardens, Place de la République, host the Christmas Market with its thirty authentic wooden chalets. About thirty local exhibitors and artisans offer a varied selection: original Christmas decorations, costume jewelry, fashion accessories, natural soaps and cosmetics, illustrations and art posters, ceramics, artisanal knitwear, comic books, and toys. An official town shop and a children's consignment store complete the offerings. Seasonal treats — mulled wine, roasted chestnuts, candy canes — scent the air of the snowy aisles on the coldest nights.

Magic Noël: an XXL festive program

Levallois's Magic Noël, running from November 29, 2025, to January 4, 2026, goes far beyond the traditional artisan market. At Planchette Park, a funfair is set up with rides for all ages. Santa's House welcomes children for magical encounters. The elf workshops allow children to create their own decorations. Weekends are punctuated by illuminated parades and sound and light shows that light up the streets of Levallois. A grand Christmas parade runs through the main arteries of the town, featuring illuminated floats, brass bands, and costumed characters.

Levallois, the festive town par excellence

The festive tradition of Levallois-Perret is well-established. The town — the most densely populated in France with about 30,000 inhabitants per square kilometer — compensates for its urban density with intense cultural and festive life. Magic Noël is its most visible expression, bringing together tens of thousands of visitors from the entire Parisian agglomeration each year to share the magic of the holidays in this densely vibrant town.