Category: Things to do, Christmas, Shopping

Christmas Market 

The much-anticipated Plymouth Christmas Market returns to the City Centre on 28 November, offering a fantastic selection of local brands and independent stallholders each offering unique and thoughtfully made gifts. From handcrafted candles and locally made spirits to personalised gifts, it’s the perfect place to find something special for your loved ones. If you are searching for something small and sentimental or a statement gift, Plymouth’s Christmas Market has something to suit every taste and budget.  

Whilst you're there, don’t miss the chance to indulge in delicious food and drink - there’s nothing like a mulled wine and a Yorkshire pudding wrap to get you into the festive spirit!  

Check out what other Christmas markets in Plymouth! 

   

Drake Circus  

The most popular shopping mall in the west country, Drake Circus is home to over 70 of the UK’s biggest brands including Oliver Bonas, Mango, and Rituals. Regardless of whether you are shopping for a bookworm, self-care enthusiast, tech lover, or more, you will be spoilt for choice with a wide range of gifts. With everything from stylish homeware and jewelry to the newest books and gadgets, Drake Circus offers the perfect selection for everyone on your list.  

If you are shopping for those with a more adventurous side, you can even treat them to a gift voucher for Paradise Island Adventure Golf at Drake Circus The Barcode!  

   

The Barbican 

The Barbican’s charming, cobbled streets are filled with an array of independent shops, antique stores, galleries, and more, offering a mix of unique gifts and memorable experiences. For a special present, why not treat a loved one to an experience that they will not forget, such as a tour of the Plymouth Gin Distillery? Here you can learn about the rich history of Plymouth Gin and learn about the art of gin-making, before enjoying a cocktail or two in the refectory lounge. If you are looking for a gift for someone with a creative side, why not consider a session pottery painting at ClayArt! 

The Barbican is also home to a variety of shops where you can find locally made art, handcrafted jewelry, and one-of-a-kind gifts. Make sure you don’t miss the Tourist Information Centre, where you can pick up gifts inspired by Plymouth’s rich history and coastal setting. From regional cookbooks and walking guides to delicious local fudge, there’s something special for everyone on your Christmas shopping list. 

    

Royal William Yard  

The Royal William Yard is a stunning mix of history, architecture, and unique shopping experiences. The listed buildings are home to a variety of shops offering homeware, clothing, arts and crafts, and more. Not only that, but it is also home to not one but two Christmas markers. Held in the Melville building throughout December is the Festive Good & Craft Market, featuring a selection of artisan traders offering festive ware and handmade products perfect for Christmas presents. There’s also the Native Makers Festive Market, based in Ocean Studios. Expect talented makers, delicious treats, and the chance to find the perfect Christmas gift!  

Take a break from shopping and enjoy a delicious meal at The Hook and Line - the perfect spot to recharge during your Christmas shopping! 

   

The Box  

Situated just a short walk from the City Centre, The Box is Plymouth’s award-winning museum, art gallery and archive. Beyond its exhibitions, The Box also offers a beautifully curated shop that is perfect for finding unique gifts and keepsakes. The shop offers a diverse range of products from illustrated books and homeware to stationery and hand-poured candles. Each product has been carefully selected and is inspired by the city itself or by the themes and artwork featured in the museum’s exhibitions.  

For further inspiration, content and news visit our dedicated Christmas in Plymouth page or sign-up to our newsletter.

In partnership with GWR, Destination Plymouth’s lead travel partner 

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