One of the most whimsical holiday experiences in Ontario is here and they’re welcoming all to the magical Christmas Land this season. Neimi’s Christmas Market returns this November and you’ll feel like you’re in the North Pole.

Starting November 15th and every Friday and Saturday until December 21st, Neimi Family Farm will transform into the ultimate Christmas experience.

What’s happening at the farm?

It’s just a short drive away from Toronto but it’ll feel like you’ve been whisked away to another world full of festive fun.

Enjoy the Christmas Train that’ll bring you around the farm to meet the animals all while listening to a Christmas story.

Make sure to pay a visit to Santa’s Workshop, drop off a letter and take a picture with the man himself.

You can also enjoy cookie decorating, walk through light pathways, stay warm by the bonfire roast a marshmallow.

And that’s not to mention the Christmas shopping opportunities like the Gnome Gift Shop, local vendors and more.

How much is it?

Admission to the Christmas Market is free, but if you’re planning on attending Christmas Land with Santa, the farm animals and the magical train rides, you’ll need to purchase tickets.

Time slots can be booked online, with tickets priced at $12.99 per child, $19.99 per adult, $14.99 per senior or $59.99 for a family pass which includes two adults and two children.

Make the most of this holiday season.

Neimi’s Christmas Market

When: November 15th to December 21st, 2024 – Fridays and Saturdays from 12 PM to 8 PM
Where: Niemi Family Farm, 18463 ON-48, Mount Albert
Cost: Free admission to Christmas Market or $12.99 per child/$19.99 per adult for Christmas Land

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