Tenno Farmers' Market (Campagna Amica)

A zero-mile market in the heart of Garda Trentino

The Tenno Farmers' Market is a weekly celebration of local agriculture that brings the summer season to life in the Municipality of Tenno, in the province of Trento (Trentino-Alto Adige). Every Thursday morning, from late June to late September, the Lake Tenno parking area transforms into a vibrant hub where a dozen local producers showcase their fresh, seasonal goods.

What you will find at the market

The market is part of the Campagna Amica network, promoted by Coldiretti, which guarantees direct sales from farmers without intermediaries. At the stalls, you can find:

• seasonal fruit and vegetables grown in the countryside of Garda Trentino and the surrounding valleys;
• mountain pasture cheeses and local dairy products;
• honey, fruit juices, jams, and artisanal preserves;
• aromatic herbs and herbal products;
• and many other specialties from the Trentino region.

The short supply chain model allows you to purchase genuine products directly from the hands of those who grow or make them, giving you the chance to know the origin of what you bring to your table while supporting local agriculture.

An exceptional natural setting

What makes this market truly special is its location: Lake Tenno, with its turquoise waters and small island, is considered one of the most beautiful alpine lakes in Italy. Shopping here on a summer morning means combining the pleasure of genuine products with a walk in one of the most photogenic corners of Trentino. The medieval village of Canale di Tenno, one of the most beautiful in Italy, is just a short distance away and makes for a perfect addition to your visit.

A community staple

Organized by the Municipality of Tenno in collaboration with Campagna Amica and Coldiretti, the market is a key reference point for both residents and the many tourists who visit the lake area during the summer. Beyond the sales, it is an opportunity to meet and celebrate local production, promoting sustainability and supporting the hard work of small local producers.