Ready for the holiday season? There’s no shortage of end-of-year activities in Mexico City. In mid-December, there will be a medieval festival in Bosque de Aragón called the Enchanted Medieval Christmas 2026.
Kamelot, the King’s Castle, organizes various medieval events throughout the year. To end 2026 on a high note, it will bring a medieval Christmas event to the Bosque de Aragón. And we already have the date!
When will the Enchanted Medieval Christmas 2026 take place in Mexico City?
Here, you’ll be transported back to the Middle Ages through a variety of activities. The full program hasn’t been announced yet; however, in previous years, there have been games, medieval dances, archery, falconry, and even a market where you can find items from that era.
As for the admission fee, Kamelot, the King’s Castle, announced on its social media that the event will be free to attend.
More details about the event, such as schedules and the program, will be announced later. In the meantime, mark your calendars: it will take place on December 12 and 13, 2026. It’s on the weekend, so don’t worry about a thing—just come out and kick off the winter season.
What other Christmas events have been confirmed in Mexico City?
Several Christmas events have already been announced in Mexico City. For example, on December 13, there will be a new edition of The Santa Run, a race where everyone runs dressed as Santa Claus.
And that’s not all! *The Nutcracker* will be performed at the National Auditorium from December 18 to 23, 2026. The performance will feature the Fine Arts Theater Orchestra and the National Dance Company.
Now, if music is your thing, from December 18 to 20, “Candlelight: Christmas Classics” will take place—a candlelit concert featuring songs like “Feliz Navidad,” “We Wish You a Merry Christmas,” “Let It Snow!” and many more. Ticket prices start at $300 (plus service fees). You can get your tickets here.
