Autumn Fairs

in stockholm län

Top billing goes to Skansen, again. But, seriously, they just know how to put on a great show. Not only do you get the terrific produce and crunchy, seasonal veg – but a brilliant spectacle, too. 

It might as well be a hootenanny…

Like last year, the Stora Höstmarknad will take place at Färgfabriken, again. It’s an eclectic mix of handcrafted and heirloom pieces, clothing, jewellry, art, crafts and stationery. This season they’ve even introduced locally produced foods. 

If you like your autumnal faires with a bit more history thrown in, this is the place for you. Celebrating their 30th birthday, Gunnes Gård opens for a two day Viking Autum Faire.

Food, drinks, honey-mead and hand crafts. 

You cannot deny the beautiful setting of Rosendals Trädgård. Their festival days and markets are worth it just for that reason alone. But, their autumnal season is one of our favourites. Cosy, festive and celebrating the abundance of what their hard work has fruitfully grown. It’s a sweet reminder of everything Fall has to offer.  

Most people go to Zetas for inspiration, and there is plenty of it. The amazing talents of gardener Victoria Skoglund led to the creation of Zetas Trädgård. It’s a little piece of garden magic. Their markets are highly sought after and only the best craftsmen and women are welcomed. 

Don’t forget to take a fika at the Trädgård Cafe. Their beautiful sweet and savoury offerings are the best accompaniment to that little, secret garden. 

A traditional food market with produce from all over the world. Seasonal activities such as horse-riding, story telling and even, building your own carousel?!

The beautiful grounds of Prins Eugens Waldemarsudde welcomes you with it’s beautiful autumnal dressings. The Autumn Fair is perfect for the diligent gardener and green fingered soul. Meet the gardeners and grounds keepers of Waldemarsudde and learn more about seasonal activities in the garden.

This seasonal delight happens every Saturday between August and October. One of the only decent farmer’s markets in Stockholm, it attracts producers and merchants from all over Sweden. 

A definite pilgrimage is required by any, self-proclaimed, foodie.

Small, but not to be dismissed, Vinterviken Förening’s Harvest Market is just busting with delicious produce. All locally produced, mostly organic and definitely tasty. 

The event also supports the förening’s activities throughout the year in sustaining the gardens accessibility to as many people as possible. 

Lastly, the Bergianska Garden Autumn Festival is for the whole family. You can go for shows and taste tropical crops in the Victoria House. During the day you can meet the gardeners and botanists of the Bergianska garden as well as many of the gardeners of the Stockholm treasure.