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Bauernmarkt am Mariahilfplatz

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Bauernmarkt am Mariahilfplatz, set in Munich’s historic Au district, is a bustling open‑air market held every Wednesday from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., offering a direct link between regional producers and the city. Surrounded by the baroque Mariahilfkirche and leafy square, it showcases the richness of Bavaria’s agricultural traditions with fresh fruit and vegetables, artisanal breads, cheeses, meats, fish, eggs, honey, flowers, herbs, and seasonal specialties, often in organic or Demeter quality. Many stalls are run by family farms, ensuring authenticity and personal connection, while the variety reflects the changing seasons—from spring asparagus and berries to autumn apples and preserves. The market’s lively yet relaxed atmosphere makes it both a practical shopping destination and a social meeting point, where locals linger over conversations and visitors discover the flavours and craftsmanship of the Bavarian countryside in the heart of Munich.

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Bauernmarkt am Mariahilfplatz is located at Mariahilfplatz in the Au district of Munich, with the postal code 81541. This traditional farmers' market is known for its seasonal, farm-to-table produce and specialty foods, operating mainly on Wednesdays and Saturdays. The market boasts around eighteen stalls offering fresh meats such as pigeon and quail, lamb, and unique regional delicacies like elderflower and apple pancakes. Situated just a few minutes south of Munich’s city center, the market lies close to the Isar River, a popular spot for picnics and riverside strolls. Mariahilfplatz also hosts the famous Auer Dult fairs three times a year, drawing visitors for lively festivals, crafts, and traditional Bavarian food. The surrounding Au neighborhood combines historic charm with green spaces, making it an inviting destination for locals and tourists seeking authentic Munich market culture.

Bauernmarkt am Mariahilfplatz

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