The best flea markets France

Located in the Saint-Servan district, this second-hand furniture store offers 600 m² of exhibition space for antique and second-hand furniture, as well as household appliances, paintings, mirrors and chandeliers, knick-knacks and other decorative objects; but also garden furniture, bedding, musical instruments and so on! Au Troc Malouin takes furniture for sale or for direct purchase. Free collection at home and possibility of delivery on request. The company also handles all inheritances.

Long abandoned, the castle of the Counts of Armagnac and the former hospital were invested by about thirty second-hand dealers in 2017. These historic places host stores with different universes: 1950s, baroque in the former chapel, period linens, vinyl records ... The basement galleries have been transformed into artist studios. Atypical place, the Village des Brocanteurs is worth a look and attracts thousands of visitors. The price is very high, so finding a good deal is a real challenge.

Founded in 1996, La Calèche Caennaise's nearly 500 m² of floor space is home to an incalculable range of furniture and objects: clocks, mirrors, lighting fixtures, tables, wardrobes, hosiery, bookcases, desks, secretaries, chairs, armchairs, knick-knacks... Sometimes second-hand is worth more than new! Estimates are free of charge... For those who don't want to make the trip, La Calèche's website lets you effortlessly scan the items coming in and out of the depot, so you can keep abreast of everything, and above all, make sure you don't miss THE bargain.

At the entrance to the new town of Serris, the Brocante de Serris is a return to the past, a break from today's world. Your bargain-hunting pleasures will be satisfied with ease, and old memories should come flooding back during your visit to the three buildings that make up this flea market. Antique furniture, crockery, clocks, knick-knacks and even books from the past stand side by side with objects from today, tinged with another era. It's an ambience that will allow you to appreciate the beauty of the items, and even to be tempted.

For its monthly flea, Micropolis hosts nearly 80 exhibitors on 3 000 m ². It's an unavoidable rendezvous, whether you're passionate or just curious to browse furniture, trinkets, crockery, or even more old books. Maybe you'll have a stroke of heart for an array, or you'll find the right deal that you didn't expect anymore! The rest of the year, brac open their shop in the city.

This well-known, well-known flea allows you to spend a good time looking to find the object you've been looking for forever, the companions are kind and efficient to help you in your search. Outside, an endless bric brac gives you the impression of being an explorer of another world…

Flea. Sunday, 7 June on the Vlasto field from 8 am to 19 pm. Catering on site.

Empty attic. Sunday 6 September on the streets of Bourron (church sector). From 8 a. m. to 19 p. m. Catering on site.

Right next to the sales hall, this dealer is well known for the perpignanais perpignanais. Three walks full of wardrobes, buffets, tables and libraries of all styles, times and in all their states, if you can say. Some beautiful pieces are provided with a restoration by the master of the places, some other pieces sometimes in poor condition may be an opportunity to do a good deal. The prices are very correct and you are told the defects of the object that draw your attention. There are also large windows filled with trinkets and tinkering to satisfy all kinds of collectors.

The castle of Gayrac is a former monastery of the th century, the flea of which occupies the old barn and the hay barn left in the state. By walking freely you discover furniture from the region: lingère, low-end buffet, farm table, library, armchair, chair, toilet table in all styles. Furniture and crafts: bank counter… and unusual objects such as wood machine cutting linen. To stay in textiles: embroidered fabrics, sheets and old curtains, and continue in natural materials, we could talk about ceramics and wicker baskets. You will also find an antique part.

Finally a real flea, with real trinkets and authentic furniture! Note the presence of tables, chromos, dishes. You no longer know where to give your head and you want to buy everything.

More than 100 exhibitors in the gardens. Find out about the castle.

There is a real cave of Ali, where you can easily gather furniture (cabinets, desks, armchairs, chairs, tables…), crockery, paintings, engravings, sculptures, decorative objects, pampilles and other antiques. Please do not be intimidated by the fouillis aspect of the place: It's a real flea, hidden behind a large wooden door. There's everything there, so you don't have to hésiter and spend time there. Amateurs will certainly appreciate it.

In the middle of the hotel you can find this tiny pedestrian street in front of Saint-Alpine church. A model, a table and an ensign draw the eye to this beautiful house, which is set up in a boutique. We move from one piece to the other, caressing from the eye or hand to furniture from a variety of times, from sometimes narrow aisles. Rustic cabinets, secretaries in good condition, show their patina. Old objects complement the framework: crockery of yesteryear, chandeliers, lamps, crystal or bronze, gramophone with or without pavilion, military or pretty trinkets… Patrick Pierrejean buys and sells.

At the bottom of the gallery, the clever chineur exposes the objects and magazines that date back to his open doors. The realm of Chineur, the whole shop is full of collections of iron boxes, old posters, dolls, seats, a real attic! The house also disposes of greniers on demand and considers what is in it.

It's a real small flea that hides at this address, objects full of charm scattered in a nice mess: small furniture and paintings, tables and glasses, vases and statuettes.

On the first Sunday of every season, St. Lawrence Street and the quays become a huge flea market. This flea is appreciated by the Grenoble since we can find here a thousand and one thing: from the beautiful stamp to the vacuum cleaner. The stands of the dealers are worth a visit. They have beautiful things: furniture, crockery, silverware, linen, trinkets. Some rooms, real curiosities, are worthy of a museum. However, good business is rare. The price must be put there. The less fortunate can take advantage of the private stands and who can browse…

The tourist office of Saint-Antoine-de-l'Abbaye organizes every year, in June and on the third Sunday in August, a fair at the flea that attracts professionals and visitors from all over France. The brac are sorted on the game, don't get out of it. So we're really sure to find objects, furniture, and other ancient and rare trinkets, beautiful pieces. Fans of old books will be able to attend the book salon on the first weekend of August. Visit the medieval village and its famous abbey.

The Sunday flea market is an opportunity for the people of Sète and bargain hunters to stroll through the streets of the Ile Singulière, to rummage through the stalls in search of a little dress, a decorative object, a pair of cheap pants, a bag, a book... A hundred or so stalls are set up on this square where the atmosphere is pleasant. Here, we chat, we stroll, we have a little pleasure. A nice program after having taken its coffee of Sunday in the sun, baguette of bread under the arm, some coins in the pocket.

Two vide per year, one in May (below Castle) the other in October (under Les Halles). Rendez-vous, the May, along the Lecourbe, is particularly pleasant and has a growing success. Art galleries take advantage of them to open their doors and give bohemian character to the place. Information: www.valleedeclisson.fr