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08.11.2023 - 07:37 / manchestereveningnews.co.uk
Festive cheer is descending upon the city once more as the Christmas Markets return to Manchester. In a few days’ time the city centre will be transformed as more than 200 huts strewn with garlands and twinkling lights fill various squares and streets.
Visitors will be able to browse stalls selling handmade gifts and items, as well as tucking into tasty treats including warming mugs of mulled wine, juicy German sausages and an assortment of sweet delights. There will be a mix of regular and new traders at the markets this year, with popular stalls such as Porkys of Yarm, Windmill and The Pancake House all returning.
Market stalls will be found at several locations across the city centre this year. Piccadilly Gardens will serve as the main hub, renamed “Winter Gardens”. King Street and St Ann’s Square will host clusters of stalls, while Markets will also be set up along Exchange Street, Market Street, New Cathedral Street and Exchange Square.
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Cathedral Gardens is once again hosting the ice rink, along with several food and drink traders. Although residents will be familiar with how the markets work, if you’re visiting Manchester Christmas Markets for the first time you may have a few questions regarding the event.
Considering the extent of the markets and the various locations, you may be wondering if you need a ticket to gain access. However, you won’t need a ticket to visit any of the sites, and it’s completely free to browse all of the stalls.
But it is worth noting that you will need tickets to use the ice rink, which is open until January 2. Tickets prices £12.50 for
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