St Nicholas Markets

St Nicholas Market is a great place to shop all the year round. The choice of goods, food, its historical architecture and quirky ambience combine to make it the perfect place to shop, eat and find that special gift.

The market is divided into four independent areas with their own character and focus: the permanent 6 day markets in the Exchange Hall, the Glass Arcade and the Covered Market, and a variety of different street markets trading on Corn Street.

The Exchange Hall contains a variety of stalls selling clothes, candles, fossils, fair trade products, cards, stained glass and Bristol memorabilia.

The Glass Arcade has won a reputation for the quality of its food outlets and cafes specialising in world cuisine. In 2005 it was a Metro newspaper Food and Drinks Award winner. Other stalls include gifts, fair trade products, flowers and fabrics.

The Covered Market is a real Aladdin's Cave of delights with an eclectic selection ranging from books, games, craft, wedding accessories to traditional sweets, mobile phones, pets supplies, ethnic clothing and a resident tattooist.

St Nicholas Market is open Monday - Saturday 9.30 - 5.00.
Now open first Sunday of the month 10am-3pm on 6 August and 3 September

Corn St Markets:

The "Nails" craft market every Friday and Saturday. Times 10.00 - 5.00

Bristol Farmers Market: Every Wednesday. Times 9.30 - 2.30

The Slow Food Market: The first Sunday of every month.
Times: 10.00 - 3.00

Opening

All year round - Monday to Saturday 9am - 5pm.

Road Directions

St Nicholas Market is located off St Nicholas Street/Corn Street, where there is limited on street parking. The nearest Car Parks are situated on Nelson Street, Queen Charlotte Street and at The Galleries Shopping Centre.

Public Transport Directions

By Bike
The closest bike rack facility can be found located on the corner on High Street and Wine Street.

By Bus
Most of Bristol's buses stop at the Centre Promenade (Broad Quay). Cross over both Broad Quay and Baldwin Street using the pelican crossings and walk straight ahead into Claire Street. Continue Straight ahead and you will soon be on Corn Street, within a few minutes you will find yourself within the pedestrianised stretch of Corn Street directly outside our main entrance.

The closest bus stop is Wine Street. Bus numbers 1/1a, 51, 52/52a, 54/54a/b, 55 and 89/90 stop here.