When is the Christmas Fair at Fulham Palace?
Saturday 5 and Sunday 6 December 2026, from 11:00 to 16:00.
Where is the fair held?
At Fulham Palace, Bishop's Avenue, Fulham, London SW6 6EA. The fair's page says the stalls are in the historic rooms, the marquee and on the main drive.
How much are tickets?
The Palace's 2026 fair page lists adult tickets at £5, child tickets at £3 and a family ticket at £15 (2 adults and 2 children). Tickets are booked through the Join now button on the fair's page on the Fulham Palace website. The Palace's FAQs say event tickets are non-refundable unless the Palace cancels the event.
What is there to see and buy?
Independent makers and small businesses sell presents in the historic rooms, the marquee and on the main drive. There is also a Christmas tree showcase trail with a public vote, Christmas crafts and festive badge making in the marquee for younger visitors, a garden stall with wreaths, decorations and preserves, a gift grotto tombola and the museum shop.
Is there music?
Yes. Local choirs sing Christmas carols in the Tudor courtyard throughout the day.
Where can I eat and drink?
The fair has food traders and mulled wine, and seasonal drinks and treats are served in the Tudor courtyard and the drawing room cafe. The Palace asks visitors not to take food or drink inside the Palace.
How do I get to Fulham Palace and where can I park?
The Palace's Getting here page says District line trains run to Putney Bridge, from where it is a 15 minute walk through Bishop's Park, and that buses 74, 220 and 430 stop on Fulham Palace Road at the Bishop's Park Road stop. The entrance is at the end of Bishop's Avenue, on the left-hand side. There is no public parking on site; metered parking is available on Bishop's Avenue (Controlled Parking Zone Y), and extra restrictions apply when Fulham Football Club are playing at home. Cycle parking is available, but riding bikes on the site is not permitted.
Are dogs allowed at the fair?
Service dogs are welcome to do their job. Other dogs and animals are not permitted on site and should be left at home.
Can I bring a pushchair?
The Palace asks visitors to leave buggies and prams in the designated outdoor parking spaces, to protect the historic Palace.
Is the fair accessible?
The Palace's Access page says the house, cafe and museum are fully wheelchair accessible, with a small number of steps in the main house corridor where a ramp is always available and staff will assist. Accessible toilets are in the east courtyard, chapel corridor, museum and education centre. Limited blue badge parking is in the gated car park; visitors must call before their visit to register their vehicle. The Palace says the garden path north of the warden garden is uneven in areas. This is the Palace's general access information; the fair page gives no separate access details.