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Sagra del Prugnolo (Mushroom Festival)
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location_onFirenzuola, Firenze e Chianti
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Date
May 29 – June 7, 2026
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Admission
Free
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Audience
Everyone
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The Sagra del Prugnolo in Firenzuola returns as the star attraction of Alto Mugello with its 47th edition, an unmissable event for mushroom lovers and Tuscan gastronomy enthusiasts. The event spans two consecutive weekends, from May 29 to June 7, 2026, offering visitors the chance to discover the culinary versatility of prugnolo, the quintessential spring mushroom. The festival's food stalls present a wide variety of traditional dishes: from crostini to typical potato tortelli, from tagliolini to scaloppine, satisfying both simple and refined palates. Don't miss the ficattole, a local specialty, accompanied by quality DOP cured meats that highlight the authentic flavors of Mugello tradition. Every dish is prepared with prugnolo mushrooms rigorously selected by local foragers, guaranteeing freshness and authenticity. Organized by S.S.D. di Firenzuola, the event offers a complete culinary experience with extended hours: dinner from 7:00 PM to 11:00 PM and Sunday lunch from 12:30 PM to 3:00 PM. The festival takes place in all weather conditions, demonstrating its commitment to ensuring an unforgettable experience for visitors. ADMISSION AND PRICES Entry to the festival area is free. Dishes are available at affordable prices, with complete menus starting from €12. Meals can be enjoyed at tables or taken away. The event welcomes everyone: families and groups. LOCATION AND LOGISTICS The festival takes place at Area Sagra, Largo Garibaldi 3, 50033 Firenzuola (FI). The site is easily accessible from State Road 67 and features ample free parking for visitors. From Florence, it's approximately 40 km toward Alto Mugello. The area is well served by public transport with connections from Florence and nearby towns. The event traditionally attracts over 2,000 visitors during the two weekends. NEARBY ATTRACTIONS Firenzuola offers visitors the opportunity to explore the charming historic center of Alto Mugello, with its Medici Fortress and the characteristic rolling hills of the region. We recommend combining your festival visit with excursions through the territory, rich in forests and nature trails perfect for nature lovers.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the dates for Sagra del Prugnolo 2026?expand_more
The event takes place over two consecutive weekends: Friday 29, Saturday 30, and Sunday 31 May, and then Saturday 6 and Sunday 7 June 2026.
What are the opening hours of the food stalls?expand_more
The stalls are open for dinner from 7:00 PM to 11:00 PM. On Sundays they are also open for lunch from 12:30 PM to 3:00 PM.
What prugnolo mushroom dishes can I taste?expand_more
The festival offers crostini, potato tortelli, tagliolini, scaloppine, and ficattole accompanied by quality DOP cured meats. The dishes feature prugnolo mushrooms prepared in various Tuscan traditional recipes, using mushrooms rigorously selected by local foragers.
Does the festival run if it rains?expand_more
Yes, the event is organized to guarantee the festival even in rainy conditions, thanks to covered structures.
Where is the Sagra del Prugnolo located?expand_more
The event takes place in Firenzuola (FI), in Alto Mugello, at Area Sagra, Largo Garibaldi 3, 50033 Firenzuola, Tuscany.
What are the prices for dishes and admission?expand_more
Admission to the festival area is free. Dishes are available at affordable prices, with complete menus starting from €12. You can eat at tables or take food away.
How do I get to the festival and where can I park?expand_more
The festival is easily accessible from State Road 67. It features ample free parking for visitors. From Florence it is approximately 40 km toward Alto Mugello. It is also reachable by public transport.
What attractions are nearby?expand_more
Firenzuola offers a charming historic center with the Medici Fortress. The area is ideal for nature excursions in the Alto Mugello forests and for exploring the characteristic rolling hills of Tuscany.
How many visitors typically attend the festival?expand_more
The event traditionally attracts over 2,000 visitors during the two weekends.