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Christmas Village in Baltimore
West Shore Park, Inner Harbor, Baltimore, Maryland
- 2026 dates
- November 21 to December 27, 2026
- Open days
- Closed Mondays and Tuesdays except December 21 and 22; closed Christmas Day. The organizer's page is inconsistent about which day it closes Thanksgiving week, so check it before a visit that week.
- Hours
- Sun-Thu 12pm-8pm; Fri-Sat 12pm-9pm; Thanksgiving and Christmas Eve 12pm-5pm
- Admission
- Free and paid options. Free weekdays; weekends need a $5 season pass for adults 18+ to enter the heated tent; under 18 free (per About page)
- Setting
- Indoors and outdoors
- Address
- 501 Light St, Baltimore, MD 21201
Visiting: parking, dogs and access
- Parking
- Harbor Court Garage $15/day with validation; Lockwood Place Garage $10 up to 6 hours (reserve via SpotHero/ParkWhiz)
- Dogs
- dogs allowed outdoors and most of the indoor tent; not in the Kathe Wohlfahrt area
- Covered or heated
- 180x60 ft heated festival tent plus outdoor booths and food court
- Access
- market area wheelchair accessible (some kiosks have a step; portable ramp assistance); accessible parking at Harbor Court; strollers not allowed in the Kathe Wohlfahrt tent
From baltimore-christmas.com, checked October 22, 2026. "Not stated" means the page we read is silent on it; ask the organizer before you rely on it.
What stands out
- 180x60 ft heated festival tent with stage and vendors
- 30-foot Glühwein pyramid
- 60+ vendors in wooden booths
- Historic carousel and 65-foot Ferris wheel
Source
The dates and details above come from baltimore-christmas.com, checked October 22, 2026. Also checked: baltimore-christmas.com. Confirm on the official site before you go; markets close for weather and private events.
Dates, hours and prices come from the source named on this page and can change, and some sites still show last season's details. Check with the organizer before you go. How we check
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