Camerata Nuova Sausage Festival
Edition 2026 Music Gastronomy Wine

Camerata Nuova Sausage Festival

The autumn feast of the Monti Simbruini village

Camerata Nuova — Roma (258)
Dates 01 Oct — 01 Oct 2026
Location Camerata Nuova (258)
Prices Free
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Edition 2026 not confirmed to date

This edition has not been confirmed by the organiser to date. We recommend checking before going.

About Sausage Festival

Every autumn, the small village of Camerata Nuova, nestled in the Monti Simbruini near Rome, gathers for its beloved Sausage Festival. For over twenty-five years, the local Pro Loco has filled Piazza Roma with the aroma of grilled sausages, accompanied by local wine and beer, live music, and scenic walks amidst the vibrant autumn foliage. It is a simple, authentic celebration of conviviality, tradition, and local pride that sells out every year.

An autumn tradition in the Monti Simbruini

The Camerata Nuova Sausage Festival is one of the most cherished gastronomic events of the autumn in the mountainous hinterland of the Metropolitan City of Rome, in the heart of Lazio. For over twenty-five years, the Camerata Nuova Pro Loco has enlivened this small village in the Monti Simbruini with a day of festivities blending genuine flavours, nature, and community spirit. Camerata Nuova, a mountain town bordering Abruzzo and overlooking the picturesque Campo dell'Osso, becomes a vibrant meeting point for visitors, hikers, and food lovers for a day.

The sausage takes centre stage

The absolute star of the festival is the grilled sausage, prepared according to the traditional local recipe and served in the classic sandwich in Piazza Roma. The menu, curated by the Pro Loco volunteers, also features typical local dishes, all paired with local wine and beer. It is a simple, honest cuisine that tells the story of the rural and mountain identity of this part of Lazio, winning over everyone who makes the trip up here.

More than just food

The festival is about more than just taste. The day typically begins with a guided hike to discover the trails of the Monti Simbruini Regional Natural Park, amidst the colours of the autumn foliage and the panoramic views that open up along the ancient border between the Papal States and the Kingdom of Naples. In the afternoon, the square comes alive with live music, accompanying lunch and turning the festival into a joyful moment for all ages.

A welcoming village

Camerata Nuova retains the charm of Apennine villages: stone alleys, the nearby site of the "dead city" (the ancient settlement of Camerata Vecchia), and its proximity to the slopes and trails of Campo dell'Osso make it an ideal destination for a weekend getaway. The Sausage Festival is the perfect opportunity to discover this authentic corner of the Monti Simbruini and experience the genuine hospitality of the local community.

A sold-out success

In recent years, the event has grown into a major attraction for the entire region, regularly resulting in a sell-out. Organised by the Pro Loco with the support of the Municipality of Camerata Nuova, the Monti Simbruini Regional Natural Park, and under the patronage of the Lazio Region, the Sausage Festival confirms the enduring power of small-town traditions every autumn.

Sausage Festival — edition 2026

The 2026 edition of the Camerata Nuova Sausage Festival is expected in the autumn, in line with the tradition of holding the event in October. The Pro Loco has not yet officially announced the date and programme for the next edition: information will be communicated via the Pro Loco di Camerata Nuova channels in the weeks leading up to the event.

The Camerata Nuova Sausage Festival returns, as per tradition, in the autumn of 2026 in the Monti Simbruini. At the moment, the official date and detailed programme have not yet been published by the Pro Loco. Following the success of previous editions, visitors can expect grilled sausages served in Piazza Roma, typical local dishes accompanied by local wine and beer, live music, and a morning hike in the Monti Simbruini Park. Updates on dates, times, and menus will be shared through the social media channels of the Pro Loco di Camerata Nuova.

Programme Sausage Festival 2026

Programme to be defined. The Pro Loco di Camerata Nuova has not yet published dates and details for the 2026 edition: updates will follow on official channels.

Highlights Sausage Festival 2026

  • Grilled sausage in the classic sandwich in Piazza Roma
  • Typical local dishes with local wine and beer
  • Live music in the afternoon
  • Trekking excursion in the Monti Simbruini Regional Natural Park

Prices Sausage Festival 2026

Free admission; tastings available for purchase at popular prices.

Practical information — Sausage Festival

How to get there

Camerata Nuova can be reached by car from Rome via the A24 motorway (exit Carsoli-Oricola), then continuing towards the Monti Simbruini; the village is about an hour and a half from the capital. By train, the reference station is Carsoli, on the Rome-Pescara line, from where you can continue by car.

Admission and menu

Admission to the festival is free; you only pay for what you consume, with sausage sandwiches, local dishes, wine, and beer available at affordable prices. Given the high turnout (recent editions have sold out), arriving early is recommended.

Tips

Wear comfortable clothing and hiking shoes if you plan to join the morning excursion in the Monti Simbruini Park. For updated dates and programmes, we recommend following the social media channels of the Pro Loco di Camerata Nuova.

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Where does it take place — Sausage Festival

Piazza Roma

Sausage Festival in brief

Music Gastronomy Wine Beer Local produce Hiking Mountain Folk traditions Folklore Outdoor Free Roma

History of Sausage Festival