The 6 of the most beautiful weekly markets in Tyrol and the Salzburg region

Austria offers even more than magnificent mountains, lakes, culture and excellent quality of life; Tyrol & Salzburg Land provide a cosy atmosphere and fabulous cuisine. The trend towards organic and farm products confirms that authentic and regional delicacies are in high demand. We increasingly reflect on traditional values and appreciate freshly baked bread, good meat, fresh fish, organic vegetables and beautiful flowers. Shopping at one of Tyrol’s weekly markets is an experience which is sure to make you smile. Supermarket shopping has by no means been made redundant, but more and more people plan a trip to a market as one of their personal weekly highlights and a feel-good experience. We have taken a closer look at six of Tyrol’s most beautiful weekly markets, from Zell am See over Kitzbühel to Seefeld in Tirol. At many of the weekly markets, it is possible to enjoy a relaxing coffee or even have lunch.

1. Zell am See · Enjoy Zell am See on Fridays

Every Friday, there is a weekly market in Zell am See between 8.00 a.m. and 1.00 p.m. Amongst other things, a large selection of culinary delights awaits you on the town square. The traditional market atmosphere and fresh, local products are in demand. Enjoy a perfect start to the weekend and select your preferred regional delicacies. Vegetables, potatoes, fruit, bread, cheese, meat, dumplings, pastries: in Zell am See, no wishes remain unfulfilled. In 2021, the town market will take place every Friday from 26 March to 12 November. In September, this regional shopping experience is accompanied by live music. Treat yourself to a shopping trip in Zell am See.

2. Seefeld in Tirol · Weekly market on Tuesdays

Seefeld’s market takes place on Tuesdays. Enjoy foods and other regional products from local farms. Every Tuesday, it is important for many Tyroleans to shop for healthy and sustainable products at this market.
If you would like to enjoy culinary diversity and try fresh mountain cheese, grey cheese or one of the many other types of cheese, you are in the right place. Butter, curd, yoghurt, eggs and fresh homemade bread captivate you with their originality. Tyrolean bacon, smoked trout from Leutasch, honey cosmetics, apple juice and schnapps entice people to Seefeld on Tuesdays. Take a stroll through Seefeld and stop at the weekly market to enjoy the superior quality and regional variety of the culinary offer. You are certain to find a high-quality healthy snack. Our region’s seasonal field and garden produce stands out for its exceptional quality. Special products made with affection top off the experience, including sheep’s wool, furs, herbal cushions, marigold ointment, pine products and jewellery.

3. St. Johann · Weekly market on Fridays

In St. Johann, you have the opportunity to buy regional products every Friday between 10.00 a.m. and 5 p.m. until 19 November 2021. On St. Johann’s main square, you will discover how relaxing shopping can be. Fresh fruit and vegetables, bread, bacon, cheese and many other culinary delights await you in this picturesque town. If you are searching for nice gift ideas and traditional handicrafts, you are sure to find something special. Treat yourself to a trip to St. Johann’s traditional weekly market and enjoy a relaxing start to the weekend.

4. Kitzbühel · Pure enjoyment on saturdays

Pure enjoyment is called for at Kitzbühel’s “Genussmarkt”. The weekly market, which takes place every Saturday from 8.00 a.m. to 2.00 p.m., offers regional produce and handicrafts, and makes culinary dreams come true. In Hinterstadt in Kitzbühel, ‘organic’ produce is more than just a top priority: it is an integral part of local life. Fruit and vegetables, bacon, sausages, cheese, homemade bread, desserts, lamb products, furs and handmade jewellery leave nothing to be desired. And if you start to feel peckish whilst shopping, local restaurateurs will cook for you from 10.00 a.m. onwards. Here, you are served with fresh and regional cuisine. Discover seasonal Tyrolean dishes and enjoy fantastic musical entertainment.

5. Innsbruck · Weekly market on Sparkassenplatz on Fridays

What can be done in the Tyrolean lowlands, is also possible in the provincial capital of Innsbruck. You will be spoilt for choice on Sparkassenplatz, with fresh, regional produce every Friday between 9.00 a.m. and 2.00 p.m. Farmers and the region’s small producers sell their produce on Sparkassenplatz, except on holidays. Discover fresh, seasonal, high-quality farm products from Tyrol. Enjoy the atmosphere and taste the goodies for yourself. You can purchase various types of fresh or smoked trout and char at the farmer’s market. From high-quality honey (wild, blossom, acacia and orange-blossom honey) to propolis cream and many other items, no wishes remain unfulfilled. Apparently, one of the best olive oils can be found on Sparkassenplatz in Innsbruck.

6. Innsbruck · Culinary highlights at the market hall

 
Innsbruck’s market hall has always been known for fresh, regional products. From Monday to Saturday between 7.00 a.m. and 12.00 p.m., you have the chance to buy regional products and enjoy culinary highlights. At the market hall, local farmers display exquisite products and enable a traditional shopping experience. You get local quality and freshness rather than goods which have travelled thousands of miles. Enjoy a break on your own during a stressful day or show your loved ones that vegetables and fruit do not grow at the supermarket. Tyrolean farmers bring products from the garden and the field straight to the market hall; there are plenty of tales to tell on this topic. It is possible to shop in the market hall the whole week through. Here, you can enjoy shopping for regional produce should you wish to reflect on traditional values and enjoy the highest level of quality.

Engel & Völkers Tyrol & Salzburg Land appreciates and supports regional quality. If you have high expectations when it comes to cuisine and also attach value to expertise in the real estate sector, we are here to support you.

www.engelvoelkers.com/tirol · tirol@engelvoelkers.com

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St. Johanner Wochenmarkt:

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Seefelder Wochenmarkt:

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Kitzbühel Wochenmarkt:

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Zell am See Wochenmarkt

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