Pont-de-Montvert Christmas Market
100% Cévenol gifts and festive entertainment in the heart of Mont Lozère
2026
About Christmas in Pont-de-Montvert
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 The dates and program shown below may be outdated.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.
Christmas in Pont-de-Montvert — edition 2026
Programme Christmas in Pont-de-Montvert 2026
The 2026 edition of the Pont-de-Montvert Christmas market has not yet been announced by the Cévennes au Mont Lozère Tourist Office (page "Christmas markets between Cévennes and Mont Lozère", accessed on 20/08/2026). The previous edition was held at the village hall on Sunday, December 7th, 2025. This page will be updated as soon as the 2026 programme is released.
Prices Christmas in Pont-de-Montvert 2026
Practical information — Christmas in Pont-de-Montvert
Access
By car: Pont-de-Montvert is located on the D998, about 45 minutes from Florac and 1 hour from Mende.
Opening hours
Full day, usually from 10 am to 5 pm.
Prices
Free admission.
Contact
Pont de Montvert Festival Committee
Cévennes au Mont Lozère Tourist Office – Website: www.cevennes-montlozere.com
The Pont-de-Montvert Christmas Market: 100% Cévenol gifts
Every first Sunday in December, the village of Pont-de-Montvert, in the heart of Mont Lozère and the Cévennes National Park, hosts its Christmas market in an authentic and warm atmosphere. Organized by the Pont de Montvert Festival Committee, this event showcases Cévenol artisans and producers.
Cévenol craftsmanship and terroir
The market offers a selection of 100% Cévenol gifts, prioritizing short supply chains and local know-how:
- Artisanal objects: pottery, basketry, woodwork, jewelry, textiles
- Local creations: Christmas decorations, toys, decorative objects
- Regional products: jams, honey, cheeses, chestnuts, pélardons
Entertainment and conviviality
The Pont-de-Montvert Christmas Market is not just about selling products. A varied program of entertainment accompanies the day:
- Shows and concerts for all ages
- Creative workshops for children and families
- Tastings of local products
- Hot chocolate and mulled wine to warm up
- Comforting soups prepared by volunteers
A village steeped in history
Pont-de-Montvert is a historic village in the Cévennes, famous for being the starting point of the Camisard War in 1702. Crossed by the Tarn river, it offers a picturesque setting with its old bridge, schist houses, and mountain landscapes. The Christmas market is part of the dynamic associative life of this village which, despite its small size, offers many events throughout the year.
In the heart of the Cévennes National Park
Located within the Cévennes National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site, Pont-de-Montvert benefits from a preserved natural environment. Visitors to the Christmas market can take advantage of this getaway to discover the magnificent landscapes of the snow-covered Mont Lozère, the beech forests, and the Cévenol valleys in their winter attire.
Where does it take place — Christmas in Pont-de-Montvert
Christmas in Pont-de-Montvert in brief
History of Christmas in Pont-de-Montvert
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