Markets

Various weekly markets are held throughout the year on the Landsgemeindeplatz, in the heart of Zug’s Old Town.

Two weekly markets, held in the heart of Winterthur’s Old Town, delight lovers of fresh, seasonal produce.

One of the most popular markets among Zurich’s residents is without doubt the weekly market at Bürkliplatz – or the “Bürklimäärt” as the locals call it.

Every Saturday, the friendly, traditional weekly market is held on the Lindenplatz, in the western part of the city.

Fresh products from the village and surrounding area can be purchased at the Wollerau weekly market.

Every Friday morning, Uster residents come to the weekly market to purchase fresh products from the region.

The weekly fresh market in Stäfa is  promoted under the witty name of "SMäRT".

The "Robehuuser Wuchemärt" is the market in the Robenhausen quarter of Wetzikon

If you visit Rapperswil on a Friday, you should be sure to visit the fresh produce market.

Weekly fresh produce market in the pretty village of Meilen, on Lake Zurich.

Hungry visitors can also find fresh produce from the region in Lachen, on Lake Zurich.

Der Fällander Wochenmärt ist ein beliebter Begegnungsort und Treffpunkt.

At the Rosenhof Market in the picturesque setting of Zurich’s Old Town, you will not only find objects from distant lands, but also original Swiss handicrafts.

Locals enthuse about the market in Oerlikon – reason enough to pay it a visit.

In the market hall under the arches of the railway viaduct in Zürich-West, foodies can find fresh Zurich produce and takeout stands selling delicacies for immediate consumption.

Fresh bread, cheese from the region, or beautiful cut flowers from the nearby nursery – customers can find top-quality products at Helvetiaplatz.

After a night out on the town, you can head directly to the flea market: this popular second-hand market is held every Saturday.

This flea market is much more than its name suggests: It is a paradise for treasure hunters in search of unique pieces and rarities.

Since time immemorial, the bridge near the Town Hall has been known as the Vegetable Bridge – because there has always been a market there.

Not only fruit and vegetables grow on the Juckerhof – it's a place of adventure for families to enjoy.