March is a great time to explore outdoor markets in Shanghai. From bread festivals to flower markets and seasonal food fairs, these events bring together local brands, handmade goods, and spring flavors. Here are several markets worth visiting.

2026 The Bund International Bread Festival

More than 200 bakeries will gather at the Bund Financ Center for this gastronomic event, showcasing an extensive selection of breads and baked delights.

When: March 14–15; March 21–22

Where: Weekend Market @ BFC

Niceness Bread Festival

The festival will bring together 150 brands from 54 cities across China. Visitors can taste creative baked goods inspired by regional flavors, as well as traditional pastries made using classic techniques.

When: March 12–15

Where: L1 Wild Avenue, Shanghai MixC Shopping Mall

French Lifestyle Festival

This market will feature wine, food and lifestyle products. Visitors can stroll through the open plaza and the historic Shikumen lanes while enjoying a relaxed European-style atmosphere.

When: March 13–15

Where: Xintiandi Style II, No 245 Madang Road

Walk in Spring flower market

This market will bring together plants, flowers, and lifestyle items, turning the shopping space into a seasonal garden. It offers a relaxing place to browse greenery and spring-themed goods.

When: March 13–15; March 20–22; March 27–29

Where: Hongqiao Paradise Walk

Hello Spring market

The market will focus on everyday lifestyle and feature products made from natural materials. The spring edition will highlight wood-inspired designs and handmade goods.

When: March 20–22

Where: Green Hub, L4 Giftopia, Life Hub @ Bund Central

Let's Berry Good! strawberry festival

It is the city's first strawberry-themed festival, where more than 60 vendors will prepare strawberry desserts, drinks, and creative dishes celebrating the seasonal fruit.

When: March 20–22

Where: Suhewan MixC World

New Chinese Aesthetic Tea Bazaar

This market will highlight tea culture and Chinese-style lifestyle products. Visitors can find tea beverages, traditional snacks, handicrafts, and new Chinese-style clothing.

When: March 28–29

Where: Weekend Market @ BFC

Source: Shanghai Municipal Administration of Culture and Tourism