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Christmas Market at Chartwell

Chartwell (National Trust), Westerham · 19 November to 22 November 2026

Christmas Market at Chartwell, from National TrustImage: National Trust
19 Nov to 22 Nov

Image: National Trust

Local makers and food producers sell handmade gifts in a covered marquee at Chartwell over four days in late November. The estate shop, one of the largest in the National Trust, is open for Churchill-themed presents. Buy a garden ticket if you want to hear the live carols in the grounds at the weekend.

Highlights

  • Handmade crafts and local produce under cover in a marquee
  • Large National Trust shop on site
  • Live carols in the grounds at the weekend

Good to know

  • Pay for parking, or scan your membership card for free parking at the Visitor Centre

Getting there

Chartwell (National Trust), Chartwell, Mapleton Road, Westerham, Kent, TN16 1PS

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