Autumn in Vienna signals the culinar peak season. It is at this time of the year when pumpkins, grapes, apples, nuts and other fruits are ripening and ready for harvest.
To mark this season, a three-day market called Autumn Culinarium takes place every October in the Austrian capital. Scheduled on October 16-18 this year, the enjoyment market will take place at thet Agricultural Products Exchange. It will be open to the public free of charge.
For this event, some 50 local producers and manufactories will present their regional products. This is also an opportunity for visitors to taste and buy these local produce at great prices.
The Agricultural Products Exchange building was built in 1890 in Vienna’s 2nd district. It will be transformed into a busy pleasure market come October 16-18 for the Autumn Culinarium organized by the board of trustees for culinary heritage of Austria known as Kuratorium Kulinarisches Erbe Österreich.
In line with showcasing agricultural produce, Vienna also has its annual Harvest Festival. This event features the local products of some 300 farms and considered one of the major yearly parties in the Austrian capital.
