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The 10 Best Farmers Markets in Croatia, Croatia
Coordinates: 45°10′N 15°30′E / 45.167°N 15.500°E / 45.167; 15.500
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1. OPG Vosten
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 31 reviews
In Central Istria, on its red soil, with sea salt in the air, olive trees have been lovingly grown, and top-quality extra-virgin olive oil has been carefully produced by many generations of the Vošten family.
Reviewed By BonaireDiver44 - San Francisco, United States
Highly recommend if you are interested in doing olive oil tasting. This is a small production so it's not as highly advertised as Chiavalon (it is very good as well). However, they definitely have quality olive oil and it's always fun to taste with the owner. Roberto is a super friendly guy. We came one morning and he opened the shop for us (it's low season when we visited). We tried 3 different olive oils and bought 2 gift sets. Prices were very reasonable. Roberto was a friendly and chatty person and offered us more tastings to other liquors and wines. All produced by them. He even toasted and drank with us - a sight you never see in California when you taste in the wine country. Before we left, Roberto even gifted me a couple of lavender sachets and a small lavender oil bottle. Super sweet man. Seriously, we highly recommend this place. And Roberto does not charge for tasting.
2. Go Green
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
GoGreen is the Farmers market in Croatia. Presenting you exclusively domestic products. The finest Croatia has to offer. You can taste and purchase any product from all over Croatia at one spot. Our best wines, olive oils, pumpkin seed oils, our best quality of honey, aronia juice, aivar, all kinds of berry jams, our premium garlic, and all kinds of spices, fruits and vegetables - GoGreen!
3. The Karlovac Food Market
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
This open market is the busiest, loudest and the most colourful spot in town. With the smells of fruit and buzz of customers and sellers, it perfectly captures the spirit of the town. It has quality home-grown products for everyone - from vegetarians and macrobiotics fans to meat lovers.
4. Farmer's Market Samobor
5. Primosten Honey shop Gracin
6. Honey shop Damir Tafra
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
We are a family apiculture from Mimice. At our little honey shop, you can taste and buy local honey and other bee products. We strongly recommend honey from flowers of sage, rosemary and lavander!
7. Dolac Market
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 636 reviews
Reviewed By MadanGopalM - Bengaluru, India
I have to walk through this amazing, active, crowded and iconic market many a times during my three days stay at Zagreb as the hotel where I was staying is located in one of the lanes nearby. It's just behind main square, at a raised platform, connected with series of steps. It's enjoyable to see the farmers from all over, assembling in the morning offering fresh and variety of fruits, vegetables, greens, herbs, cheese, honey, handmade soaps, wooden toys and the products of daily use for one and all. The beautiful and aesthetically designed sculptures here and there at this place add beauty to this sprawling open market. There are plenty of small cafes with old style stools and umbrellas offering early walkers freshly brewed tea, cookies and biscuits. There is separate covered market at a corner Ribarnica with fresh fish. There is an underground for butchers selling meat and related products. Best place to witness day to day life of locals and mingle with friendly strangers. It's amazing to observe that by 5 pm in the evening everyday the place become empty, clean, swept nicely.
8. Rijeka Central Market
9. Trznica Zadar
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 29 reviews
10. Latus Dairy
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 10 reviews
A small family firm located at the heart of Istria, only a kilometre from the main Pula - Pazin road surrounded by pastures, at the hill above the village of Orbanići has been producing high quality dairy products based on its own cows' milk since the end of the last century and other farmers' milk from all over Istria for the last ten years. Following the trends in the dairy production the dairy has been investing a great deal in its development and growth, although the base remains constantly the same, that is, tradition, nature and family.
Reviewed By 414kre_imirm - Zagreb, Croatia
Form fresh made mozzarella and ‘skuta’ (creamy cheese) to 3-year old gold Veli Joze, one of the best cheeses to try in Croatia
