Can you imagine celebrating Christmas among Vikings, knights, fairies, and fire shows? The Yule Fest & Medieval Winter Festival 2026 is coming to La Marquesa with a program inspired by ancient Nordic traditions. Plus, there will be a limited-time 2-for-1 ticket promotion.
This festival will take place on December 5 and 6, from 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., and will feature activities related to Yule celebrations, medieval culture, and Christmas traditions.
It will be a great option for those looking for December activities outside of Mexico City, especially if they enjoy themed experiences, music, and outdoor shows.
What will be at La Marquesa’s Yule Fest 2026?
One of the main attractions will be the Krampus show, featuring a character from European folklore associated with winter celebrations. There will also be fire shows, falconry demonstrations, Viking dances, and knightly performances.
The program will include folk and medieval music, fairy dances, traditional songs, and talks on Christmas and Yule rituals.
Highlights include the traditional Yule Log, tied to ancient winter customs. There will also be a light show, and the Grinch will make a special guest appearance.
For those who enjoy browsing themed stalls, there will be a Christmas, Viking, and medieval bazaar.
In addition, camping will be allowed at the event, though space is limited. Pets are welcome free of charge, as this is a pet-friendly event.
How much do tickets for the medieval festival cost?
The special presale offers 2-for-1 tickets through November 11. A one-day general admission ticket costs $450 for two people, while a two-day ticket that includes camping costs $900 for two people. Both prices are subject to additional service fees. Children under 10 enter for free.
Date: December 5 and 6, 2026
Location: La Marquesa, State of Mexico (exact location to be confirmed)
Hours: 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Cost: Starting at $450 for two people with the 2-for-1 presale, plus service charges
Be sure to bring warm clothing, as temperatures in La Marquesa can drop significantly in December. If you plan to camp, you’ll need blankets, thermal clothing, and appropriate gear for the cold.
