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Mercato del Gusto
The Cantina alla Maggia is preparing for an extraordinary event with the top chefs of the group The Living Circle, who will be hosting their colleagues for a day full of culinary delights. The variety of local products will be astounding, from fresh fruit and vegetables to artisanal cheeses and even snails.
And of course, the excellent wine from the Cantina alla Maggia will be there to delight the palate on this day of local authenticity. Entry to the market is free. The chefs' portions cost CHF 7 each.
Date
15 June 2025
Time
11 am to 5 pm
Entry price
Free
More information
Cantina alla Maggia
Via Muraccio 111
6612 Ascona
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