Markets in Schenna and surroundings
Weekly markets and farmers’ markets in South Tyrol
Markets in Schenna and surroundings

Markets with Festive Character in Schenna near Meran

Weekly markets and specialized farmers’ markets enjoy increasing popularity in South Tyrol, including in Schenna/Scena and its surroundings.

At the Schenna market at the Raiffeisen Square, exhibitors offer their farm products (cheese, wine, honey, etc.) for tasting as well as local handicrafts for sale. The Schenna Market always takes place on the second Thursday of the month in summer.

The Schenner Markt with an array of local artisans and farmers offering their own high-quality products, will be held in August. Finally, there is the autumn market, which will take place in October. Farmers, artisans and artists also sell their crafts and products during the festive Törggele period, with various food stands offering local autumnal delicacies to visitors.

The weekly market in Meran/Merano offers local produce and regional specialties every Friday. The local farmers’ market in Meran is held every Wednesday and Saturday morning, with farmers from all over the Meran and Environs area offering fresh vegetables, fragrant bread and other regional specialties, from Alpine cheese to Zirbenlikör pine liqueur.
Markets in Scena
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Schenna Market at the Raiffeisen Square
Thursday 11 Apr
Schenna
09:00 - 12:30
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Schenna Market at the Raiffeisen Square
Schenna market is full of festival feeling. Like in the olden days, the market is more than just a place to sell or buy wares – it’s a place to meet people and stop for a chat!
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Schenna Market
Tuesday 20 Aug
Scena
10:00 - 22:00
Schenna Market
Schenna market is full of festival feeling. Like in the olden days, the market is more than just a place to sell or buy wares – it’s a place to meet people and stop for a chat! Eat, drink and chat to ...
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Autumn market in Schenna
Wednesday 23 Oct
Schenna
11:00 - 16:00
Autumn market in Schenna
Autumn is the time for Törggelen! “Törggelen” comes from the Latin word “torculum”, which means “winepress”. The fragrant smell of roasted chestnuts is truly special, and something which ...
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