Easter weekend fairs and traditions: events to attend (3–6 April 2026)

Easter weekend events (3–6 April 2026)

The Easter long weekend is full of local fairs, artisan markets and outdoor events celebrating spring, traditional food and crafts. Below is a concise guide to the main happenings from Friday 3 to Monday 6 April 2026, including opening times and practical details to plan your visit.

• Lana in Fiore — Lana (BZ)

  Celebration of apple blossoms and wild herbs with workshops, educational walks, cooking classes and family activities. The festival runs from 1 to 30 April, with programs during the Easter weekend.

  Info: www.merano-suedtirol.it

• I Pasquali — Bormio (SO)

  Traditional Easter procession featuring decorated portable shrines made by local groups: a colourful parade followed by a public display of the creations through Easter Monday.

  Info: www.bormio.eu

• Foire de la Pâquerette — Courmayeur (AO)

  Artisan market showcasing Val d'Aosta craftsmanship: wood carving, soapstone, wrought iron, leather goods and more. Opening at 10:00, closing at 18:30 on Easter Monday.

  Info: www.courmayeurmontblanc.it

• Monza Green Experience — Monza

  Flower and green lifestyle fair in the historic centre with national and international nurseries. Stands in Piazza Roma, Piazza Carrobiolo and Piazza San Pietro Martire. Hours: 10:00–19:00. Event runs rain or shine.

  Info: www.monzagreenexperience.it

• Sagra and Palio dell'Uovo — Tredozio (FC)

  Two days of neighbourhood contests, culinary challenges and a colourful parade: Sunday 5 and Monday 6 April, with food stands serving local specialties.

  Info: facebook.com/ProLocoTredozio

• Festa del Tortello e della Ficattola — Scarperia (FI)

  Mugello specialities including hand-made tortelli and ficattole (fried dough) served at covered stands: Saturday 4 and Sunday 5 April. Sunday lunch has a fixed menu, reservation recommended.

  Info & reservations: www.facebook.com/festadeltortello

• Arrostiland — Mosciano Sant'Angelo (TE)

  On Monday 6 April the town hosts its traditional large-scale community barbecue for Pasquetta with grills, stands and typical Abruzzo dishes.

Practical tips: check official event pages for last-minute updates and reservation rules, carry small change for stalls, and plan routes to avoid congestion in historic centres.