If your holiday spirit is already crying out for festive plans, mark your calendars because the 2026 Christmas market at El Palacio de Hierro in Perisur has been confirmed. The holiday season is taking shape in the southern part of the capital with an event designed to be enjoyed with family, as a couple, or with friends, all surrounded by a truly festive atmosphere.
This classic end-of-year event is part of a wide-ranging program that brings together music, family-friendly activities, and themed areas. The venue chosen in this part of the city is El Palacio de Hierro Perisur, where the public can visit from November 12 through December 24.
Although the brands participating in this year’s event have not yet been revealed, in previous years we’ve enjoyed Christmas decorations, gifts, and culinary delights in a nostalgic, brightly lit atmosphere.
What other activities will there be in Mexico City?
The celebration extends to various locations. At El Palacio de Hierro Polanco, the Swarovski Christmas tree lighting will take place on November 13, the same day the Swarovski Café opens its doors and El Palacio de la Navidad kicks off (running through January 6).
In addition, The Selfie Experience will be set up on Level B1 in Polanco from November 24 to December 24. To admire the lights, the illuminated facade at El Palacio de Hierro Santa Fe will be lit up starting November 12, while the facade and display windows at El Palacio de Hierro Centro will be lit up starting November 13.
What about live music?
The musical lineup will include a Grand Christmas Concert at El Palacio de Hierro Coyoacán on December 16.
There will also be special performances throughout the country: a Christmas Gala and Grand Concert at the Casino Monterrey (El Palacio de Hierro Monterrey) on December 8; at El Palacio de Hierro León featuring the Trinitate Philharmonia of León, Guanajuato, on December 10; and a concert at El Palacio de Hierro Guadalajara on December 11. A full lineup to enjoy before visiting the 2026 Christmas market at El Palacio de Hierro in Perisur.
