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Come to Augusta

When: Sunday 8 and Monday 9 November 2026, from 11 am to 6 pm.

Where: Associazione Culturale Bunker, via Niccolò Paganini 0/200.

Where can I buy my ticket?

You can buy your ticket online at a reduced price here, or at the fair’s ticket desk for €35 on Sunday. Tickets at the desk are only available on Sunday; trade accreditation for Monday is only available online.

Monday is reserved for trade visitors, so you can attend the fair with a general trade ticket or a Ho.Re.Ca accreditation (both can also be purchased as a two-day pass).

Do I need to print my ticket?

Absolutely not! Help us save paper by showing your ticket on your phone at the entrance.

Where is the Bunker?

Heading along via Bologna from the city centre, via Nicolò Paganini is the third side street after corso Novara (second traffic light). Turn right and continue straight until you reach the green patch at the end.

Getting there: Augusta visitors prefer public transport.

Which bus can I take?

Bus no. 2 | 18 | 49, stop “Ponchielli”

How far is it by bike?

From the centre of Turin, it takes 15 minutes to reach the Bunker.

Bike sharing:

Helbiz | RideMovi

If I come by car, is there dedicated parking?

The Bunker has no dedicated parking; you can park on the street free of charge.

Can I buy from the producers?

At the fair you can buy directly from the winemakers’ and farmers’ stands. Sales are at the discretion of each exhibitor.

Can minors attend?

Children are welcome: the fair is open to families and kids. Entry for minors is free, but only when accompanied by an adult. They cannot take part in tastings, so they will not receive the Augusta glass.

For them there’s Augustina: a creative space designed for the little ones, where they invent nature and harvest art with grape stems, grapes, colours and card.

The workshop is open on Sunday from 3 pm to 6 pm, free entry.

Open to ages 4 and up — join in and stay as long as you like.

Can I bring my dog?

Of course! Small dogs are no problem, while medium and large dogs must wear a muzzle.

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