Markets

What markets are there in Innsbruck? What do I have to do if I want to organize a market and who is responsible for markets?

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Markets in Innsbruck are subject to the Innsbruck Market Regulations.

Who is responsible for markets?

I want to hold a market, what do I have to do?

If you want to hold a market in a public place, you need a permit from the city of Innsbruck. You also need to sign an agreement with the city of Innsbruck. Among other things, this will specify the times at which the market will take place and what will be offered. In addition, other permits may be required such as on the subject of safety or road traffic.

Your contact point is the Service Unit Real estate matters - Events and markets. Department will be happy to advise you and, if necessary, refer you to other departments.

What markets are there in the city of Innsbruck?

Farmers’ markets

DayTimeLocation
Friday9.00 am–1.00 pmSparkassenplatz
Saturday8.00 am–12.00 pmWiltener Platzl
Saturday7.30 am–12.00 pmHötting West, in front of the secondary school
Saturday7.00 am–12.00 pmSt. Nikolaus at Brunnenplatzl

Flea markets, traders’ markets and farmers’ markets

NameDayTimeLocation
Tivoli MarketSaturday6.00 am–12.00 pmnorthern and eastern areas of the Tivoli Stadium and on Montessoristraße
Flea marketSunday6.00 am–1.00 pmon the grounds of the Greif Centre

Innsbruck City Christmas Tree Market

DateTimeLocation
16–23 December8.00 am–6.00 pmCar park on Anton Eder Straße/east side of the Tivoli swimming pool

Arts and Crafts Market

DateTimeLocation
March–December: every second Saturday of the month – if this Saturday is a public holiday, the market takes place on the following Saturday. 10.00–17.00Sparkassenplatz

Christmas markets

All of Innsbruck’s Christmas markets are organised by private organisations. You can find an overview here:

More markets

You can also find other markets in the events calendar: