The best flea markets France

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Located just beside the entrance to the chapel of the Visitation Museum, this tiny store looks like a charming cabinet of curiosities. You can find decorative objects from the past, but also from far away countries. Some paintings with classic and varied themes, a panel of dishes of the time, vases, some jewels, some second-hand clothes allowing to please oneself with clothes not found elsewhere, and pretty fabrics as one does not make any more. All kinds of bargain hunters, always looking for a rarity, are bound to find something they like.

Obviously, the shop is not great. But here you will find decorative objects made of glass, porcelain, pottery and small furniture at affordable and especially uncommon prices. And for the reason: much of the stock comes from Scandinavia, where the Petersen originated. In the upper Aude valley, it seems like this gateway to the snowy areas of the Great north…

For lovers of flea, the barn of Gérard Caldamaison is Ali Baba's cave. In any case, in the case of old objects and regional antique furniture, the place to know in North Aveyron. First of all, because on two levels, thousands of "pieces" stack up and pile up in a mess that will delight priers. Mirror mirror, stone bazaar, bar stool years 20, Voltaire velvet, Byron's complete works connected leather, clothes parrot, fisherman's bourriche of the s or farm table of the XVIIIe of the xviiith, take the time to dig, browse: all discoveries are possible. Then, because of Gégé, you can buy its furniture "prepared", that is, antique and finished, but also crude (it is much cheaper!) with, in bonus, the pleasure of handling encaustic and iron straw, and feel the turpentine…

(except August). Paul Organization. Every 3rd Sunday of every month. Also noteworthy is the late Autumn Grenier of Oise, which runs from the Maréchal-Foch street and the wine and seafood trade fair in mid-November, at the Julien Green area.

She is Marie Sapet. Since it opened this rather chic store, too quickly stamped "flea", the Stagehands enjoyed its subjective and passionate choices are numerous. The opening of this boutique is a real stroke of heart. It is like that, Mary, thought and impulsive at a time. This is probably what is evident, when one looks at the mine of discoveries that feed its shop. Whether it's an authentic antiquity, like this hairdresser hairdresser over time, objects of chance, like this ancient drum with its chopsticks or six coquetiers in porcelain lace or even mirrors, lamps, household linens, terracotta boxes, all beautiful invoices and 100% contemporary. The love of the beautiful object seems to be its only guide, with a taste for natural tones and materials to the beautiful simplicity: bois or cérusé wood, linen, wrought iron, iron-white… Welcome is so charming that it comes back with pleasure.

The crossroads of arts, antiques and antiques takes place on a monthly basis in the covered market, Saint-Antoine Square and the city centre all year round. Free admission. Contact information (Tel.) 03 83 26 38 96 or 06 19 72 47 71.

Just a stone's throw from the Musée de la Médecine, a former service station awaits bargain hunters and lovers of antiques. Covering an atypical area of almost 350 m², this second-hand shop sells, buys, consigns and unloads second-hand items, as well as large-scale arrivals of top-brand clothing at affordable prices. Stylish furniture, collectors' items and curiosities sit side by side in an atypical spirit. Originally from the Paris region, owners Didier and Nathalie warmly welcome visitors all year round.

On the one hand, you bring the hovel chair, the cradle of the baby who grew up, the vaisselle of your former, the tondeuse in double employment… On the other hand, Emmaus comes to search your home for the furniture and objects that interest them. Another aspect, you come on the days of openness, hunt, vineyard the chair of a uncle, a cradle because the little one will be Dad, and do a good thing by leaving a handful of euros to help Emmaus in his Solidarity actions, like the employment of men and women out of the circuits. Theme sales throughout the year. Part clothing and hide. The deposit, one further, is no longer open as good, it is particularly closed in the evening and on Sunday.

The temple of!! The Village is the meeting of five dealers with its own specialty: home linen and antique textiles, regional paintings, antiques and decoration, silver and even objects and furniture of the th century. Space is vast, and we move from one shop to the other without realizing it, so the limits are invisible to customers. We're going to surprise you at the heart, with the old craft furniture, the fittings, the unusual objects and the old traditional fabrics of Alsace and Franche-Comté, such as kelsch and verquelure.

This brand works on the principle of the deposit-sale. The first thing that surprises, it is the amount of equipment represented: furniture, household appliances, ornaments, lamps, equipment and gardening, crafts, exercise equipment, multimedia and hi-fi, there is really all in perfectly specific paths where every type of object is confined in an area well with him. Toutoccas' is one of most of the deposit- sales.

On the Giant casino in Aix-les-Bains, every Sunday morning, a flea market for individuals. Sell its treasures, find the rare pearl, make room in its attic, fill in a little more its room of a nice bibelot, advertise the grandfather's chair, buy a bergère not expensive for grandma, round up its weekends, browse, dig, walk, discover, go back, the world of fleas is yours!

A good plan for small budgets and anyone who would like to discover another facet of Épinal. Every year, the union of shopkeepers and craftsmen of Epinal organizes two large sales and yard sales (late June or early July depending on the year and the ^second Sunday in September). Thousands of people find themselves in the streets of Epinal. An unmissable event where you will find products of all kinds! A festive atmosphere where you can do business and find products at low prices. DVD, household appliances, telephony, fashion, clothing, DIY... Most of the city's merchants participate in this popular event. A real fair atmosphere that will delight young and old alike. During the summer sale, you will also find a tea dance hosted on site by an accordionist.

This is one of many of the numerous sales that have a border on the National 12 but it is easy to mark because it is the only one displaying a beautiful pink bike as a poster on its facade! Fondue of antiques and always ready to search for ancient objects, Catherine Mézières is coping with a lot of amazing things to present to those who honor him to cross the threshold of his shop. Furniture (small and large, for example). But also trinkets, figurines, dishes… As follows: as it has acquired the stock of a quincaillier and has dozens of buttons and handles, it is of great interest to all those who have to relooker their furniture…

Created in 1996 by the father of his current owner, the boutique of the very nice and very commercial Astrid Marquis is replete with fantasy jewels (old, inevitably!), trinkets and "storefront objects" which can crack the chineurs. What is a storefront object? A precious and fragile little thing the dealer prefers to put in his storefront to prevent a client from blowing through the shop: small characters, tiles, various miniatures…

With the large number of white cement sculptures that are in his yard (naked women, wild animals, vases…), this is an address that does not go unnoticed and deserves to be stopped to stroll through this and there in search of a decorative object that can offer its garden or inside one I know what's original. Paintings, trinkets, wrought iron gazebos… you can find everything in this shop which also offers a large choice of old woodwork (panelling, doors…) and renovation materials (tiles…)

Philatelists will not miss this open-air market which has been held near the Rond-Point des Champs-Élysées, at the corner of avenues Gabriel and Marigny, since 1887. As a reminder, it was a wealthy collector who bequeathed this land in the Carré Marigny to the city on condition that it create a stamp market there. Today, collectors and amateurs of all ages, with budgets of varying sizes, flock there. They exchange with professional traders as well as with private individuals, who sell and buy stamps from all over the world, letters, postcards... Even if you are not a collector, do not hesitate to visit it out of curiosity

A veritable Ali Baba's cave, the flea market run by the Emmaüs community in Tailleville attracts crowds in search of bargains. On Saturdays, it's even difficult to get around, with the curious crowding the stalls! The huge warehouse is overflowing with items of all categories at unbeatable prices. Antique and contemporary furniture, crockery, household appliances, clothes, shoes, jewelry and leather goods, books and DVDs, toys, home decor... Companions, who have found a second chance here, are warmly welcomed.

It has become an indispensable rendezvous for chineurs. It is even the largest flea in the north of France. It's not just the braderie of Lille, you're told! After thirty-three years, Maroilles keeps the bar high, with more exhibitors (600) and many visitors (up to 80 000 sometimes). A craft show or a sculpture festival even allows you to see that antique dealers! The benefits gathered during the event (sales booths for local products, for example) allow the restoration of buildings or the purchase of equipment for the municipality.

Every^3rd Sunday of the month, Gayant Expo transforms itself into a paradise for bargain hunters and lovers of 100% vintage objects and furniture. A harmonious mix of professional antique dealers and amateur second-hand dealers, they all share the same passion for old things! Seventies armchairs, Empire secretaries, turn-of-the-century paintings and postcards, encyclopedias and old books...: there's something for everyone. Feeling peckish as you wander through the centuries? Take advantage of the refreshment bar/brasserie that smells of roast ham!

Les Puces de Quintaou : every^4th Saturday of the month, except May/December the^3rd Saturday of the month from 8am to 6pm, Anglet Saint-Jean district, Esplanade de Quintaou. The largest flea market on the Basque Coast, with over 150 exhibitors.

La Brocante des Cinq-Cantons: every^2nd Sunday of the month from January to November except August^1st, from 8am to 6pm, Cinq-Cantons district, place du Général Leclerc.

Festival des Chineurs : August^1st and 2nd. An unmissable event for all lovers of antiques and decoration, Esplanade Quintaou.

JeRecycle Parc is a key player in the local and solidarity economy. The principle: to offer a new life to products. Everyone can drop off objects at the workshop where they will be repaired or diverted. Only bulky donations require prior agreement. The store offers everything: clothes, furniture, dishes, decoration, books, computer equipment and small appliances at very low prices. Ecological awareness and creative workshops are offered. The store concretizes through its team a social project of reinsertion.

In this huge warehouse located just a stone's throw from the village church and adjacent to a meadow populated by goats, combine regional furniture, books, crockery, various utensils, toys etc. Each will find its happiness in this authentic Ali Baba cave. A portion of the hangar hosts a solderie space. Also available are the sale of used appliances. The staff were friendly and helpful.

Opened more than 10 years ago, the Mine's Flea is more than just offering a traditional deposit. Its employees specialize in the storage of houses, premises and buildings, and also carry out the collection of scrap goods. So, more needs to be done, the team comes home and is responsible for emptying your attic, for example, where many objects have come up over the years (we know what it is). The chineurs will, of course, be able to search for the rare object in the medium-sized hangar at which it is located.

One Sunday a month, the association Les compagnons du livre invites a dozen book dealers to set up shop on the Place du Pouffre to present their stalls filled with books and old papers. Each time you can discover a new theme: comics, children's books, cinema, photography, black American culture, French and colonial history, humor and caricature, esotericism, religions, oriental philosophies and astrology..

The company, which has many locations in France, specializes in house clearance, whatever the reason. The offer, in the Manche, is available throughout the territory, whether you are in Saint-Lô, Granville or Cherbourg for example. In addition, Le Trokeur offers storage units in the prefectural city, as well as a sales depot, a veritable Ali Baba's cave where you can find furniture, bedding, bags, cultural items and many other references. Second hand, but always of quality!

For over 40 years, the Emmaus community of Norges-la-Ville has been home to men, women and families in social difficulty. It offers the most disadvantaged the opportunity to play an active role within the community and society. In Côte d'Or, 230 people live in this work. The companions come to your home or your company to get rid of all kinds of bulky objects and materials. This service is free. You can also place your objects in the community Emmaus from Monday to Sunday from a. m. to p. m. They then charge them to repair and sell them. Furniture, household appliances, clothes, crockery, bags, objects, thousands of books, this is what you find here at derisory prices. So of course, you have to look to find the rare pearl, but there are, and there are, not least. This place is a paradise for lovers of flea, antiques, bric, bricolage. Profits allow to finance the operation of the community or projects it supports like the construction of schools in Romania. In short, you do good business and support a good cause! We love.

This flea, not like the others, took place in a master house of the old village. The master of the site, Frédéric Mougel, has made it a magical place with advertising objects gathered here and there, antique furniture everywhere, crockery of yesteryear… all the authentic bric.

At Montignac the weekend of Pentecost.

Thus, a Jau-Dignac finds what makes Karine's specialty: antique furniture Louis Philippe, Louis XV, or th. The faïence includes some of the most prestigious manufacturing samples. Also, dessert, Limoges porcelain and Sainte-Luze sandstones. Art objects and trinkets lend themselves to all the fantasies of collectors and decorators with the most diverse themes. Finally, one of the biggest originalités of this address is to propose a choice of wrought. Bordeaux is famous for its worn door knockers… finally, the malicieux will be able to meals the object seen nowhere else. An address to visit, if only to meet Karine Laurent, passionate.

Ascain, a charming town in the Pyrénées-Atlantiques region, offers visitors the chance to take part in garage sales, braderies, brocantes and flea markets. Events are held regularly in the region, offering bargain hunters the opportunity to unearth hidden treasures. Visitors can plan their visit according to their interests and availability.

Yes, it is in Saint-Ouen that the largest concentration is held of antique shops and second-hand dealers of the world! On the sidelines of the various antiques markets of a large number of shops are held indeed clothing and objects of imagination of all kinds. A little victims their success, the flea markets of one Saint-Ouen attracts a large number of tourists from around the world, seduced by this expansion of bric-a-brac of all kinds, spread over 7 acres and set in fifteen markets and 2 000 stands... Among the most important markets, let us mention the Biron market, one of the oldest in Saint-Ouen. You will find objects from the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, posters, style Art Déco and art nouveau, lamps or of objects from the Far East. The oldest covered market of the Flea market is the Jules Vallès - - which contains 120 second-hand dealers about specialising in posters, old weapons, bronze effects military. The Dauphine market - rue des Rosiers -, is the latest of the perimeter. There are over 6 000 square metres covered nearly 180 merchants of antiques and flea market. This market leaves the lot by exceptional quality and the absence of the sold objects. Also important aspect, the Dauphine market makes a point of ensuring the authenticity of its rooms, allowing the hunters to carry out their purchases in peace. Very specialised, the Malassis market present on the side of the stalls oriental, and sells many tableware, the bistro furniture, objects of marine and the indicated objects from the year 1970. Do not miss the market paul-bert, in the market Saint-Ouen, when you are cast of decor. You will find furniture of the high time, but especially countless decorative objects of the years 1930,1940,1960 and 1970. The market Courbet is crossed like a museum, all the furniture and objects sold here are considered the upscale one, with the consequent prices. You will find, for example, the cabin Vuitton trunks, jewels of star, silverware and the leather goods of luxury. The Vernaison market finally is often considered as the most authentic and the cheapest of all Chips of the area. You will find furniture, posters, dolls and old toys, scientific objects, glass and porcelain.

Nostalgic friends, this store is for you! A veritable little museum, you'll be able to admire all the toys and small objects that colored the daily lives of our youth, as you'll find both new items and collector's items. Their names provoke a madeleine syndrome, like the little Dinky Toys cars or the Hornby electric trains, or the cult figurines from the comics and cartoons of yesteryear... Every generation will find its memories here.

Flea: What a funny bazaar at Grandma!

Emmaus celebrated his 60 years in November 2009, 60 years of struggle against exclusion, on a inititive of Abbé Pierre. The work of Companions and Companions is to collect all kinds of objects from donors and to feed Les and Châtillon brac, where the objects are put on sale as best after sorting and cleaning. So you can find in the bric of recovery objects at low prices: clothing, books, tools, toys, furniture, électro, crockery, garden furniture… depending on the arrivals! For donors, this is an opportunity to get rid of, while valuing their objects through recovery and sorting. Through the donation of objects that they no longer use, they allow the community to host and have thirty-six people work. Finally Emmaus is all pullma! The coin of the corner are there.

A point of sale is also present at Châtillon-sur-Seine, at the same time, route de Langres.

A yellow and beige front makes you want to go inside to discover what's inside. You're in a boutique full of goodies: teen, men's and women's clothing, jewelry, decorative items, linen and crockery. Not just brand-name items. As you can see, there's plenty to bargain for and discover. The welcome is very professional, and Juliette is always ready to listen to her customers' tastes. The shop is also an exhibition space at certain times of the year. A store without equal in Saint-Lô!

In the courtyard already some objects wait amateurs: lady-jeanne, chair and other bottles. Inside, the furniture lovers of the th century find tables, buffets, cupboards and seats that smell the wax, as well as pedestal, bedside. By hanging your head, we see beautiful suspensions of yesteryear. The place is full of other opportunities: a lot of plates, a banjo, canes and umbrellas. There were also posters, books and books…

Since 1871 and six generations, Antiquités Bastian has been offering expert advice on objects. You can also buy, sell or have restored antique objects of the highest quality. The greatest local artists of the past are represented through their works: Gallé, Spindler and others. There's also silverware, old documents, prints, folk art, frames and mirrors, ceramics, prints, pewter, curiosities and folk art. Just visiting the museum-like store is an experience in itself.

For over 30 years, the 1,800 m² O'Plus brocante has been offering a stroll through the ages, from the ^18th to the ^21st century. Furniture, fashion accessories, tableware, paintings by renowned artists, jewelry and fabrics represent over 8,500 harmoniously arranged items. And also a range of wines. So much more than just a flea market! Expert, professional welcome and service. Inside the building, a real estate agency completes the brocante offer in perfect synergy: O'plus Immobilier.

Almost twenty years ago, Christine Caporiccio created the famous Thursday flea market, which she still organizes to attract the curious and connoisseurs on the banks of the Ile Singulière. Lovers of antiques and beautiful finds meet every Thursday on the Leopold Suquet quay to appreciate the stalls of treasures. Paintings, knick-knacks, flowery dishes, small furniture and big nuggets, jewelry, toys, lights... Along the Canal, you can stroll, rummage and find treasures to take home or to offer as unique gifts.

This fabulous and very discreet place is worth a visit! It nestles opposite the Musée Corneille, in the pretty little rue de la Pie, and offers a thousand treasures. You will be delighted to discover old children's toys, models, figurines from the 20th century, mirrors, beautiful vintage shelves for your junior's room or your office, advertising posters, record players and alarm clocks from the 1960s, lamps... in short, behind a humble entrance, you will be captivated by this lair and you will inevitably come away with a beautiful object

Our favorite at Villeneuve-lez-Avignon, quantity and quality every Saturday from 8 am to 14 pm. An undisputed reputation over the whole area. Some come from a lot to bargain and do good business! We also love the warm atmosphere that reigns there; The stung bar in the heart of the Square with its sunny terrace and also the small snack La Petite Spoon next to the tourist office and also oyster tasting accompanied by a white p'tit on an peel stand. To park, give priority to the side car parks after the market square or higher to the tower Philippe le Bel, in this case you have to walk a little.

Throughout the year, many people are looking to spruce up their home decor. But it is sometimes difficult to find the rare pearls when it comes to second-hand products. The 150 exhibitors of the Salins flea market are there to offer a thousand and one objects. Every Sunday morning, the Place des Salins welcomes professionals and individuals alike. And the visitors are not mistaken since they are up to 10 000 to frequent the alleys. To empty your attic, all you have to do is send an e-mail, a letter or a phone call to reserve a spot.

Patrick Vincendeau is a seasoned collector. For 30 years, he has been hunting coins, toy soldiers, Star Wars figurines, Goldorak, robots. In this 350 m² hangar, he has gathered his finds and many other wonders that vintage and second-hand lovers will love. Dishes, decorations, antique and modern furniture and for all of them a characteristic: small prices for a second life. It will take you some time to discover all that this great unpacking conceals.

In Galerie Paul-Riquet, just a stone's throw from the theatre, Didier Bresson displays his strokes of heart, contemporary paintings but expressionist, coming from artists from all over France, among the best known ones will be Adrien Seguin, Serge Labegorre or Bernard Piga. But the new talents are also in honor here, here only the talent that matters, all styles intersect at the moment be expressionist and contemporary. We're going to discover discoveries. A high-colour address!

The Au Vide Grenier franchise has set up shop in Fontaine-le-Comte, in the Loisirs Poitiers Sud village. In this large hangar, you'll find lots of everyday and unusual objects, as well as furniture and clothes.

The concept is ideal: a permanent, covered garage sale where you can come and bargain-hunt at any time. If you'd like to sort out your home, or clear out a house, become an exhibitor. You can rent a hybrid stand or a closet for your clothes, for one or more weeks, and add to it whenever you like. The (reasonable) rates are up to you. The boutique will take 35% of sales. Chineurs, come regularly, as new stalls appear every day.