Stazione Fair

A tradition that brings Chiusi Scalo to life

The Stazione Fair is one of the most beloved events in Chiusi Scalo, the modern district of the town of Chiusi, in the province of Siena, Tuscany. Promoted by the Chiusinvetrina Natural Shopping Center in collaboration with the Municipality of Chiusi, Banca Valdichiana, Confesercenti, and Confcommercio, the fair returns twice a year, transforming the station district into a large open-air market frequented by locals, tourists, and curious visitors from outside the province and region.

Over a hundred stalls in the city center

For the occasion, the streets around the railway station and Piazza Dante come alive with more than a hundred stalls offering all kinds of goods: from clothing to local products, footwear to accessories, jewelry to handicrafts and hobby items, not to mention games for children. The fair stretches along the characteristic triangle of streets in the natural shopping center, while local shops stay open all day with special promotions and offers.

The two annual editions

The event features a double appointment: the June 2nd edition, coinciding with Republic Day, and the first Sunday of December, now a staple of the Christmas holiday calendar. On both occasions, the day is marked by stalls, music, and side events, with a special focus on local food and wine products and regional craftsmanship.

Between commerce, gastronomy, and community

More than just a commercial fair, the Stazione Fair is a moment of celebration for the Chiusi community, an opportunity to discover the excellence of the Sienese Valdichiana and to experience the town center in a lively and convivial atmosphere. Its longevity testifies to the deep bond between the event and the residents of Chiusi Scalo, who have long awaited it as one of the key moments in the town's commercial and social life.

How to get there

Chiusi Scalo is easily accessible thanks to the Chiusi-Chianciano Terme railway station, an important hub on the Florence-Rome line, around which the fair itself takes place. By car, the Chiusi-Chianciano exit on the A1 motorway is just a few minutes from the center.