If you are looking for an authentic experience in the heart of Italy, don't miss the Perugia Fair of the Deads (Fiera dei Morti), the largest and oldest fair in Umbria!
This centuries-old event dates back to 1260 and takes place annually in the first days of November, coinciding with All Saints' Day weekend.
What You Will Find at the Perugia Fair?
The Fiera dei Morti is an extraordinary market exhibition spread across several areas:
Pian di Massiano: Hosts the core of the Fair with over 500 stalls featuring handicrafts, clothing, household goods, and a vast food and wine sector with typical Umbrian and regional flavors.
Historical Centre (Centro Storico): In the main squares and streets (like Corso Vannucci), you will find stands dedicated to quality craftsmanship and local products, including those from Perugia's twin cities.
Entertainment: Alongside the market exhibition, the traditional "Baracconi" (a large funfair/amusement park) guarantees fun for the whole family.
Tradition
Be sure to taste the traditional sweets linked to the observance, such as Fave dei Morti (Beans of the Deads), and immerse yourself in the unique atmosphere of this Perugian tradition.
A perfect blend of history, shopping, and folklore that makes your trip to Perugia in November unforgettable!