The first images have been published in a planning application
Bristol Christmas Market in Broadmead is returning this year(Image: Bristol Live)
The first glimpse of how this year’s Bristol Christmas Market in Broadmead will look has been released – and there are some exciting new attractions.
A planning application has been submitted for the festive favourite in the pedestrianised part of the city’s Shopping Quarter, which will take place from November 6 to December 23.
A new “Umbrella Bar” with a giant parasol canopy will take pride of place at the start, nearest Cabot Circus where the large wooden cider bar was in 2024, while a Christmas tree fairground ride, next to a revamped version of the Jäger Barn Bar, will thrill youngsters who sit inside giant baubles as they spin around.
A series of new hot-air balloon-themed seats where people can eat and drink will be installed in that area, and the ever-popular Yorkshire Pudding Wrap hut is having a second storey added to it.
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There will also be the return of the 15m-high ferris wheel, Father Christmas train ride and dozens of food outlets and unique stalls selling gifts and crafts.
The new Christmas Tree fairground ride for this years Bristol Christmas Market in Broadmead(Image: Relevention)
The application has been submitted by organisers Relevention who say the Christmas market will be open from 10am to 8pm daily, and until 10pm for food and drink stalls.
Photos of the new attractions can be seen here.
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