This is the huge sprawling market throughout the shopping quarter of Bristol, with chalets open everyday selling all sorts of Christmas gifts, food stalls, rides, and of course, the bar selling mulled wine and other festive drinks.

This one is not technically a market, but it is a marketplace with plenty of beautiful products made by loads of indie makers and artists, making it a perfect one-stop-shop for Christmas gifts.

Follow them on Instagram @bristol_popupshop for updates on opening times.

Of course, there's always the indoor market at St Nicks, but this year there will be a daily outdoor Christmas market from Friday 14 November until Christmas Eve, with chalets and umbrella pitches on Corn Street and Wine Street.

Riverside Garden Centre is always a lovely place to hang out, but even more so when they hold their Winter Market, with twinkly lights and lovely creative things to buy for Christmas gifts.

This is a real staple of the Bristol Christmas market scene, and a must-go-to. With various artists and makers over the different floors of the Bristol Beacon, there's a Christmas gift for everyone.

There'll be different traders at each date too, so I recommend going to each of them if you can!

Here's the first one outside of Bristol, but it's super easy to get to Bath on the train from Bristol, and practically the entire city centre is turned into a Christmas market with unique gifts, and gourmet food and drink.

Ok, I know, another non-market, but this will be a very good chance to buy some incredible Christmas gifts from two of Bristol's most talented jewellers.

Peruse these jewels inspired by the past, including hand-carved miniature hands, reliquaries, Memento Mori skulls, burning hearts, and more.

This looks like a lovely neighbourhood market run by Bricks Bristol, so is sure to attract some amazing creatives selling gorgeous things for Christmas gifts.

At the time of writing this, they're still looking for stall holders, and you can find more details for signing up as a seller here.

I'm super excited for this Christmas market, and I am so eager to see the line-up of traders - Shake Bristol always gets such a cool bunch of creatives together to sell their wares.

They've moved venues to hold even more good stuff this time around, and the market will now be held at Shredenhams (in the old Debenhams).

This market is going to be at two great Old Market pubs - The Coach & Horses and Old Castle Green. Their festive craft market will have mulled wine and festive food on offer, as well as of course lots of Christmas gift ideas.

At the time of writing, they are still looking for a few traders - email info@oldcastlegreen.com if you're interested.

Community centres are the best, aren't they? We need to keep supporting them, so that they can continue to be important hubs for us.

There'll be lots of stalls selling lovely things, and there's a silent disco afterwards too.

With mulled wine, lots of festive cheer, 30 traders alongside fantastic street food. And as a treat for little ones, there will be free face painting and free children's goody bags!

This one comes highly recommended by my friend Leila, who knows everything about everything happening in Bristol - she said last year's was pretty special and so festive.

There will be makers, artists and designers selling their beautiful things in the yard, warehouse and studios - find more details in this Instagram post.

Zion community space will be transformed into a winter wonderland filled with local makers, seasonal treats, and plenty of Christmas cheer.

No Christmas market would be complete without a visit from Santa himself! Santa will be waiting in his grotto from 10:30am–1:30pm each day, ready to meet little ones and spread Christmas joy.

A Christmas market at the magical Arnos Vale Cemetery - and it's really good! It'll be a day of festive fun, gifts and community spirit, with local choirs and artists too.

Arnos Vale is lovely for a wintery walk if you fancy it, and there's a great café on site too.

Another incredibly cool makers market, also held in the equally cool Shredenhams.

As I'm writing this, trader applications only closed a week ago... I've had a sneak peek at the line-up and it looks INCRED.

Lucky Dip is the sister market to Shake, but there will be different makers, artists and sellers at each, so it's totally worth going to both.