Sagra di Turri

A festival that spans generations

The Sagra di Turri is one of the most deeply rooted village festivals in the territory of Montegrotto Terme, in the province of Padua. Turri is the main hamlet of the municipality, nestled at the foot of the Euganean Hills, and every year between late May and early June it transforms into the beating heart of community life thanks to this event, which has surpassed its ninety-fifth edition.

A festival of community and parish

The Parish of the Most Holy Rosary of Turri organizes the festival, taking care of its setup for generations and keeping alive a tradition that is primarily an occasion for gathering. The festival is not just about food: it's the time when the village comes together, families meet, and community volunteers bring eleven days of celebration to life.

Gastronomy and entertainment

The program revolves around the food stalls featuring specialties of Venetian cuisine and traditional peasant dishes. For children, there are inflatable games, while the classic charity raffle supports the parish's activities. Evenings are accompanied by music and moments of outdoor socializing.

When to go

The festival generally takes place for about eleven days straddling late May and early June, with a midweek closing day. Admission is free, and the event is designed for all ages, in a charming setting at the foot of the Euganean Hills.