
Food FestivalOctober
Sapori d’autunno
location_onPietrapertosa, Pollino
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Date
October 31 – November 2, 2026
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Admission
Free
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Audience
Everyone
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When autumn paints the Lucanian Dolomites in warm colours, Pietrapertosa transforms into a stage where Basilicata's gastronomic tradition comes alive. 'Sapori d'autunno' is far more than a simple food festival: it's an immersion into the authentic tastes of the season, where fragrant mushrooms, sweetest chestnuts, creamy cheeses and flavourful cured meats meet at the market stalls, transforming into dishes that tell stories of lands and peoples. What makes this celebration truly extraordinary is the perfect blend of gastronomy and atmosphere. The medieval village, set into the rock like a gem in its natural casket, becomes an evocative backdrop for convivial banquets where wine from local cellars flows generously. As you savour the most authentic flavours, folk music echoes through the narrow lanes, and roaming performances animate every corner of the historic centre, creating a complete sensory experience. Artisan product markets round out the offering, letting you take home the treasures of the territory. From 31 October to 2 November, Pietrapertosa invites visitors to rediscover the value of tradition, where every taste is a piece of the Lucanian cultural mosaic.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the opening hours of the festival?expand_more
The festival runs from 31 October to 2 November. It is recommended to contact Pietrapertosa's information office directly to find out the specific hours of the stalls and events.
What typical products can I taste?expand_more
The stalls offer mushrooms, chestnuts, cheeses and local cured meats transformed into traditional dishes. Everything is accompanied by wines from the cellars of the Basilicata region.
Are there parking spaces available in Pietrapertosa?expand_more
Pietrapertosa is a medieval village with limited spaces. We recommend checking parking options with the local information office before your visit.
What are the side events of the festival?expand_more
Beyond gastronomic tastings, the festival offers folk music, roaming performances through the lanes of the historic centre, and artisan product markets.
Is it accessible for people with disabilities?expand_more
The historic centre of Pietrapertosa, being a medieval village perched on the rock, has particular architectural characteristics. We recommend contacting the information office in advance for accessibility information.
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