Edinburgh named 2024's Ultimate Christmas Market Destination, featuring festive attractions, food, and a giant Ferris wheel for kids.

As the Edinburgh Christmas Market flourishes, we took £10 to see how expensive the drink, food and souvenirs they have on offer.

Perhaps it's because winter doesn't feel like Christmas to me - but I didn't enjoy the festive offerings at the market.

From London’ s big and boozy mulled wine hotspots to York ’s cobbled, cosy offerings, there’s a cinnamon-scented fair for merriment setting up in most corners of the UK. Markets tend to kick off in November (with some starting as early as the first of the month) and continue through December until the big day itself.

A new social media study has found that Edinburgh’s Christmas market is considered the “most stunning” in the UK. The market in Scotland’s capital draws millions of visitors every year with its selection of food stalls, bars and attractions.

Bath Christmas Market – With mobility aids available to hire, quiet zones and times for those with sensory sensitivities, and a wheelchair-accessible ice rink, it’s no wonder why Bath has been crowned the UK’s most accessible Christmas Market of 2024.

"If you didn't know, what city would you guess you were in?" I asked my mum as we enjoyed the festive buzz of a bar at the Christmas Market, surprisingly bustling for a relatively small city. She took a moment to soak up the vibrant scene at The Cathedral Tavern and replied: "Honestly,

You know that moment has arrived when the smell of chestnuts envelops you, panettones greet you from afar, lights illuminate the most unsuspected corners, and a sleigh rides the horizon, although not everyone can see it.