Wochenmarkt Terlan (Terlano Weekly Market)

The Terlano Weekly Market

The Terlano weekly market (known in German as Wochenmarkt Terlan) is one of the most deep-rooted traditions in the daily life of the municipality of Terlano, in the province of Bolzano, in the heart of South Tyrol. Every Monday morning, excluding public holidays, the central Piazza Dott. Weiser transforms into a vibrant open-air marketplace, where vendors line up to offer a wide variety of goods.

Hours and Location

The market takes place from 8:00 AM to 1:00 PM in the main square of the village, which is easily accessible. Parking is available in the immediate vicinity, and those arriving without a car can rely on the convenient Bolzano–Merano railway line, which connects Terlano to the main towns in the Adige Valley.

What to find at the market

• Seasonal fruit and vegetables, often locally grown
• Groceries and typical local products
• Clothing and footwear
• Textiles, accessories, and home linens
• Everyday items and small household goods

The variety of goods makes the market a practical spot for weekly shopping, as well as a social hub that sets the rhythm of the week.

Terlano and the Wine Road

Terlano is located along the famous South Tyrolean Wine Road (Südtiroler Weinstraße), an area renowned for its viticulture and high-quality white wines, most notably the Terlano DOC. The Monday market is set within a unique landscape and cultural context, characterized by vineyards, apple orchards, and small villages at the foot of the mountains. For visitors, it is an authentic way to connect with village life and South Tyrolean traditions, amidst the local dialect and the friendly atmosphere of the stalls.

A year-round appointment

Unlike seasonal festivals, the weekly market accompanies the Terlano community all year round, held every non-holiday Monday. Organized under the coordination of the Municipality of Terlano, it remains a reference point for local shopping and social life in the Trentino-Alto Adige region.