Weekly Markets & Farmers' Markets in Regensburg: Dates & Regional Delicacies (Preview)

Date Overview: Upcoming Market Days (from 22.10.2026)

The following list summarizes the regular market days so you can plan your next visits from 22.10.2026 onwards. The times are to be understood as typical time windows.

Regular Markets by Weekday

• Monday to Saturday: Viktualienmarkt at Neupfarrplatz (typically 09:00–16:00; seasonal deviations possible)
• Wednesday: Katharinenmarkt in Stadtamhof (typically 08:00–13:00)
• Wednesday & Saturday: Potato Market Wöhrdstraße (typically 07:00–12:00)
• Wednesday & Saturday: Kumpfmühl Weekly Market (typically 06:00–12:00)
• Wednesday: Weekly Market Burgweinting at the Community Center (typically 13:30–17:30)
• Thursday: Regensburg Farmers' Market Altmühlstraße (typically 13:30–17:30)
• Friday: Organic Weekly Market Donaumarkt (typically 14:00–19:30/20:00)
• Saturday: Large Saturday Market at Alter Kornmarkt (typically 05:00–13:00)
• Saturday: Organic Farmers' Market in the Business Park (typically 09:00–13:00)
• Saturday: Market at Bismarckplatz (typically 09:00–18:00)

Concrete Planning: The Next 7 Days (22.10.–28.10.2026)

For quick weekly planning, here is a compact preview of the coming days. You can use this list as a starting point and check the final times in advance via the official sites.

• Thu, 22.10.2026: Regensburg Farmers' Market Altmühlstraße (typically 13:30–17:30)
• Fri, 23.10.2026: Organic Weekly Market Donaumarkt (typically 14:00–19:30/20:00)
• Sat, 24.10.2026: Saturday Market Alter Kornmarkt (typically 05:00–13:00), Organic Farmers' Market Business Park (typically 09:00–13:00), Potato Market Wöhrdstraße (typically 07:00–12:00), Kumpfmühl Weekly Market (typically 06:00–12:00), Market at Bismarckplatz (typically 09:00–18:00), Viktualienmarkt Neupfarrplatz (typically 09:00–16:00)
• Mon, 26.10.2026: Viktualienmarkt Neupfarrplatz (typically 09:00–16:00)
• Tue, 27.10.2026: Viktualienmarkt Neupfarrplatz (typically 09:00–16:00)
• Wed, 28.10.2026: Katharinenmarkt Stadtamhof (typically 08:00–13:00), Potato Market Wöhrdstraße (typically 07:00–12:00), Kumpfmühl Weekly Market (typically 06:00–12:00), Weekly Market Burgweinting (typically 13:30–17:30), Viktualienmarkt Neupfarrplatz (typically 09:00–16:00)

How to Plan Your Market Visit (Arrival, Time, Payment)

• Best Time: If you want selection, come earlier. If you prefer it quieter, plan for the middle phase (often less crowded).
• Transport: For larger purchases, a backpack or rolling bag is practical. For delicate goods (eggs, berries), a sturdy box is worthwhile.
• Payment: Bring cash; card payment is possible depending on the stall, but not guaranteed.
• For Working People: Afternoon markets (e.g. Thursday/Friday) are often easier to fit into everyday life.
• Pre-Check: On the market day itself, check the official notices, especially around holidays, events, or short-term changes.

What You Typically Get – and How to Recognize Quality

Typical Range (depending on market & season)

• Fruit & vegetables (seasonal; often with variety and storage advice)
• Baked goods, flour, cereal products
• Cheese, dairy products, eggs
• Meat and sausage products
• Honey, oils, herbs, delicacies, preserves
• Flowers & plants (especially on Saturday)

3 Questions You Can Ask at the Stall

1. Origin: “From which region / which farm does the product come?”
2. Harvest/Production Date: “When was it harvested or produced?”
3. Recommendation: “How do I best store this – and what does it go well with?”

If you want to shop “organic”: Look for clearly visible labels and traceable information at the stall. If unsure: better to ask than to assume.

Shopping Regionally: What It Means in Practice

Shopping regionally is easiest when you plan it as a routine: a fixed weekly market date, reusable bags, and the willingness to cook seasonally. This often reduces packaging, makes shopping planning easier, and makes price/quality comparisons more transparent over time.

If you want to make your shopping especially efficient, thematically combine future market days:

• Friday: Supplies for the weekend (e.g. bread, cheese, vegetables) and inspiration through conversations with the stalls.
• Saturday morning: Bulk shopping (wide selection; ideal for households or meal prep).
• During the week: Supplementary shopping at Neupfarrplatz or in the districts (short distances, less planning pressure).

Sources & Notes

For up-to-date confirmation of locations and times, please use the official information pages (especially around holidays and special situations).

1. City of Regensburg (official website) — Notes on markets/dates depending on publication on the city pages (accessed 2026-10-21)
2. Regensburg Tourism (official city/tourism information) — often with current information for visitors and city center offers (accessed 2026-10-21)
3. Consumer Advice Center (Food Knowledge) — Background on storage, season, and shopping practice (accessed 2026-10-21)