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Salzburgs Markets
Schranne mit Blumenkränzchen
Schrannenmarkt
Schrannenmarkt in Salzburg, opposite Schloss Mirabell, is Austria’s third largest street market besides Naschmarkt and Brunnenmarkt in Vienna. On sale are flowers, leatherwear, health foods and foodstuffs in general including everything from eel to plums. The majority of the meat and dairy products are produced by the vendors themselves – which you can taste! There are also plenty of snack stalls selling everything from fried chicken to crullers.
Schrannenmarkt was first held in 1906; its name can has Italian roots: scranna means bench, “Schrannen” were stands for meat and bread, but also warehouses. Schrannenmarkt is open on Thursdays from 5am to 1pm. Is Thursday a bank holiday or the 24th or 31st of December, the market is held on Wednesday.
Internet: www.salzburg.info
Kapitelmarkt
Kapitelmarkt is located at the foot of Festung Hohensalzburg and a tourist draw not least thanks to its location. Situated between the Cathedral Arcades and the old St. Peter churchyard, this market sells souvenirs of all kinds, gifts, and tasty tidbits. The Market is open 7am to 10pm from 1 February to 10 November.
Internet: www.salzburg.info
Hamburg Fish Market in Salzburg
Why go far when you can find all the great things here? Once a year Südtirolerplatz in front of the Salzburg train station provides the backdrop for a typical fish market from Hamburg. Lovers of sea food will find themselves amply catered for with salmon, scampi, rock lobster and other specialties which you can either eat at the market or prepare at home. There is also live music and entertainment at the market which takes place from the end of May to the beginning of July.
Internet: www.salzburg.info
Schrannenmarkt in Salzburg, opposite Schloss Mirabell, is Austria’s third largest street market besides Naschmarkt and Brunnenmarkt in Vienna. On sale are flowers, leatherwear, health foods and foodstuffs in general including everything from eel to plums. The majority of the meat and dairy products are produced by the vendors themselves – which you can taste! There are also plenty of snack stalls selling everything from fried chicken to crullers.
Schrannenmarkt was first held in 1906; its name can has Italian roots: scranna means bench, “Schrannen” were stands for meat and bread, but also warehouses. Schrannenmarkt is open on Thursdays from 5am to 1pm. Is Thursday a bank holiday or the 24th or 31st of December, the market is held on Wednesday.
Internet: www.salzburg.info
Kapitelmarkt
Kapitelmarkt is located at the foot of Festung Hohensalzburg and a tourist draw not least thanks to its location. Situated between the Cathedral Arcades and the old St. Peter churchyard, this market sells souvenirs of all kinds, gifts, and tasty tidbits. The Market is open 7am to 10pm from 1 February to 10 November.
Internet: www.salzburg.info
Hamburg Fish Market in Salzburg
Why go far when you can find all the great things here? Once a year Südtirolerplatz in front of the Salzburg train station provides the backdrop for a typical fish market from Hamburg. Lovers of sea food will find themselves amply catered for with salmon, scampi, rock lobster and other specialties which you can either eat at the market or prepare at home. There is also live music and entertainment at the market which takes place from the end of May to the beginning of July.
Internet: www.salzburg.info
