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Rund um die Ändräkirche/Mirabellplatz, 5020 Salzburg
Key Facts about the Popular Weekly Market
Since 1906, the "Weekly Market for Regional Products" has been held in front of St. Andrew's Church. Alongside the Naschmarkt and Brunnenmarkt in Vienna, the Salzburg Weekly Market is one of the largest and most well-known markets in Austria. From 5:00 AM, farmers and restaurateurs offer fresh and high-quality specialties at fair prices. While flowers and plants are in high demand during the summer, Advent wreaths are popular in winter, and traditional palm branches are sold at Easter from the approximately 190 stalls. For those who prefer culinary delights, a hearty fried chicken, a clear fish soup, or a typical Salzburg snack from the sausage stand is recommended.
But where does the name of the famous weekly market actually come from? According to tradition, the name originates from the city's grain depots located in the Schrannen building at Mirabellplatz and in Schrannengasse.
Popularity of the Schranne
Since its inception, the Schranne has been equally popular among tourists and locals, which is reflected in the allocation of stalls: typically, one must wait up to ten years for a stall.
Also read: A Morning at the Schranne
Market Hours
Every Thursday from 4 AM to 1 PM (Wednesday if Thursday is a public holiday).
Since 1906, the "Weekly Market for Regional Products" has been held in front of St. Andrew's Church. Alongside the Naschmarkt and Brunnenmarkt in Vienna, the Salzburg Weekly Market is one of the largest and most well-known markets in Austria. From 5:00 AM, farmers and restaurateurs offer fresh and high-quality specialties at fair prices. While flowers and plants are in high demand during the summer, Advent wreaths are popular in winter, and traditional palm branches are sold at Easter from the approximately 190 stalls. For those who prefer culinary delights, a hearty fried chicken, a clear fish soup, or a typical Salzburg snack from the sausage stand is recommended.
But where does the name of the famous weekly market actually come from? According to tradition, the name originates from the city's grain depots located in the Schrannen building at Mirabellplatz and in Schrannengasse.
Popularity of the Schranne
Since its inception, the Schranne has been equally popular among tourists and locals, which is reflected in the allocation of stalls: typically, one must wait up to ten years for a stall.
Also read: A Morning at the Schranne
Market Hours
Every Thursday from 4 AM to 1 PM (Wednesday if Thursday is a public holiday).
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