Farmes Markets

The Bauernherbst in Großarltal is a traditional time of year, almost like a "fifth season," celebrated annually from the end of August well into autumn. During this time, the region comes alive with a variety of events – from craft and farmers' markets to traditional festivals and artisan demonstrations. Visitors can sample local delicacies and immerse themselves in the vibrant autumn landscape while experiencing rural culture up close.

Thanksgiving festivals and musical performances give visitors a taste of the region's rural charm and long-standing traditions. Traditional crafts, such as wood carving and spinning, are demonstrated by skilled artisans, reviving age-old knowledge. Culinary highlights, like fresh bread, Kasnocken (cheese dumplings), and honey, complete the experience. The colorful autumn landscape, with clear air and pleasant temperatures, makes Bauernherbst an unforgettable experience, both culturally and scenically.

Families will also find plenty to enjoy: guided autumn hikes allow children to explore country life and learn more about regional agriculture. There are also opportunities to buy handcrafted and culinary products directly from the producers, supporting the local economy and promoting the rural way of life.

The Bauernherbst in Großarltal is more than just a festival – it’s an encounter with nature and the region’s traditions, almost like a "fifth season." For both locals and visitors, it’s a unique chance to experience the beauty of the Alpine autumn and the vibrant culture of Salzburg.