Afro-Pfingsten Festival
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Afro-Pfingsten Markets 2012

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Every year, the Afro-Pfingsten markets attract ten thousands of visitors from Switzerland and neighboring countries to Winterthur. More than 300 market stalls turn the historic old town into a colourful bazaar with exotic goods and attractions from all around the world.

Markets in the Old Town of Winterthur

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African Market

The colourful African market is a place of inexhaustible richness. From high quality handicraft to culinary specialities, the market offers a broad range of exotic products. weiter


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World Bazaar

The world bazaar invites you on a trip around the globe. A wide range of products from all over the world and fun street performances await you here. weiter


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FairFair

FairFair is a market focusing on fairness. It raises awareness for global issues, explains their causes and calls for action. Various organisations demonstrate the impact of solidarity and fair trade. weiter

CAVEAT:
To respect the public holiday, all markets in the old town remain closed on Whitsunday. Instead, join the festivities at Katharina Sulzer-Platz:

Programm Katharina Sulzer-Platz

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Katharina-Sulzer-Platz

A unique world with tropical ambience comes into existence in and in front of the Halle 53 and offers lots of fun activities for the whole family. weiter

Markets Old Town

Dates:
Thu, 24th - Sat, 26th May 2012 Time: 10am - 22pm
Place: Winterthur Old Town

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