As always, admission into Fairyland is free for everybody. Between the many twinkling lights, the kaleidoscope of colourful rides, and the throngs of bundled up visitors, simply passing through on your way into the old city will get you into the festive spirit. What’s more, this year they’re bringing back the live music stage. Why not grab a cup of mulled wine or a hot chocolate to sip on while you walk around and enjoy some tunes? 

The Christmas Market is unmissable, the stalls are lined up between the Christ the King landmark and the Triton Fountain, practically leading you into Santa’s City. You’ll find all kinds of conventional and seasonal products alike, from artisanal jams and cheeses to popcorn and cotton candy. Plus, among the stalls are several franchise food vendors, if you’re looking for a full on meal. And, you can even enjoy a beer at the cosy Swiss Chalet Bar.

Furthermore, there are several attractions everywhere you turn. Rudolph’s Big Wheel is one of the essentials, standing at 32 metres high, this bright ferris wheel is big enough to be seen from several areas of the island. Then, make sure to go easy on the mulled wine so you can enjoy Santa’ Magic Carousel, plus, you’ll need the concentration to knock down some pins or shoot some mini basketball hoops at one of the many Mini Game Booths. There’s also Little Airport, with little helicopters for the little ones to ride.