FiordilatteFiordifesta 2026: Four days of flavor in Agerola
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This summer too Lattari Mountains they light up with flavours and tradition with FiordilatteFiordifesta, the historic Festival of Fiordilatte and Typical Products of Agerolese, which reaches the finish line of 46 editionFrom Saturday, August 1st to Tuesday, August 4th, 2026, the Pianillo district of Agerola will be transformed into a stage for food, music, and popular culture, with free admission and a program that ranges from food stands to live concerts, and collaborations with Slow Food Presidia.
The complete program of FiordilatteFiordifesta 2026
Four evenings marked by different events, each with its own soul. Saturday August 1th The event kicks off at 19:30 pm with the ribbon cutting and the opening of the food stands. This is followed by the evocative parade of Knights of the Papal Bull AD 1934 Cava de' Tirreni, which evokes ancient medieval glories. The evening concludes with a live show by The Black N White at 22:00 PM. Sunday August 2st It coincides with the Feast of the Patronage of Sant'Antonio Abate, patron saint of Agerola, and creates an even more solemn atmosphere thanks to the traveling performance of the Città di Agerola Music Band. At 20:30 PM, the Città di Agerola Folk Group takes over, enlivening the square with traditional local dances and songs. Monday August 3 It's the day of the big popular concert: Rosario Miraggio He takes the stage at 21:30 pm for a free show that promises to engage the audience with his repertoire of neomelodic and pop music. Tuesday August 4 It is the final day, organized in collaboration with Slow Food Lattari Mountains Amalfi CoastThe event kicks off at 17:00 PM with a conference dedicated to Fiordilatte, followed at 19:30 PM by a special food stand showcasing a dialogue between Fiordilatte and Slow Food Presidia. The event closes with a concert by La Paranza Madonna di Bagni at 20:00 PM.
What to eat at the festival: the flavors of the Lattari Mountains
Il Fiordilatte of Agerola The true star of the festival, this fresh, stretched-curd cheese made from cow's milk, with a soft texture and a sweet, delicate flavor, has represented the dairy excellence of the Lattari Mountains for generations. This product is the focus of a wide and varied menu, available on the official FiordilatteFiordifesta website, which ranges from traditional country dishes to more modern interpretations. Food stands offer tastings of fiordilatte in all its forms: plain, grilled, in salads, or sautéed with local aromatic herbs. Alongside fiordilatte, there are also other specialties. dairy specialties and typical Agerola products, from local cured meats to pickles, from aged cheeses to artisanal desserts. An important new feature this year is the presence of options dedicated to those with specific dietary needs: the menu includes proposals gluten-free and lactose-free, designed to allow everyone to participate in the celebration without sacrifices. For those who want to learn more, the final day, August 4th, offers a unique opportunity with the initiative "Fiordilatte meets Slow Food Presidia," which compares this iconic cheese with other Italian excellences protected by the snail movement.
How to get to Agerola and where to park
The event takes place in the hamlet Pianillo, the beating heart of Agerola, perched on the Lattari Mountains a few kilometers from the Amalfi Coast. Those arriving by car from Naples can reach Castellammare di Stabia via the A3 motorway and continue along the Highway 366 Following the signs for Agerola. For those who prefer public transport, SITA buses run regularly to Agerola from Naples, Castellammare di Stabia, and Amalfi, but it's advisable to check the updated timetable on holidays, when services may be subject to change. The nearest parking lot is the one set up at theformer San Matteo sports field, at Via Casalone 40 in the Bomerano district, just a few minutes from the festival center. Before leaving your car, it's a good idea to check on-site for any temporary traffic restrictions or changes, which the organizers may announce at the last minute. For those arriving during the day, Agerola's location also offers the option of combining a visit to the festival with a hike to the famous Paths of the Gods, the panoramic route that offers one of the most spectacular views of the entire Amalfi Coast. A perfect combination to transform a festive evening into a full day of nature and flavor.
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