26th ASMR Flea Market of Maisons-Laffitte

An iconic flea market celebrating 26 years

Created more than a quarter of a century ago by the Association Sportive Maisons-Laffitte Le Mesnil-le-Roi (ASMR), the Boulevard Pasteur flea market has become one of the biggest and most anticipated events of the Île-de-France hunting season. In 2026 it celebrates its 26th edition, a milestone reflecting the public's loyalty and the dynamism of the volunteers who keep it alive. It welcomes around 300 exhibitors, private sellers and professional dealers alike, offering visitors a considerable choice.

Boulevard Pasteur, the major artery of the event

Boulevard Pasteur, the large avenue in central Maisons-Laffitte, transforms for a day into a vast bargain-hunting alley. Stands stretch for hundreds of meters, offering visitors a generous route through antique furniture, tableware, silverware, porcelain, paintings, vintage clothing, books, toys, vinyl records, comic books, jewelry, collectibles and small furniture. The offering's diversity is the market's wealth.

Early morning opening for the most motivated

Exhibitors can access the site from 5am, and the market opens to the public from 6am for the keenest hunters. This early opening, typical of major professional flea markets, allows the most seasoned to seize the best deals before the crowd. The event runs until 5:30pm, offering ample time for everyone.

Maisons-Laffitte, city of horses and royal heritage

Located on the edge of the Saint-Germain forest, Maisons-Laffitte is world-famous for its racecourse and equestrian training center, one of the largest in France. Nicknamed the City of the Horse, it also owes its fame to its magnificent château, a masterpiece of French classical architecture built by François Mansart in the 17th century for René de Longueil. Now a national monument, the château and its formal park make the town one of the essential Yvelines heritage stops.

A must-attend for all bargain hunters

With 300 exhibitors and regional reach, the ASMR Maisons-Laffitte flea market attracts thousands of visitors each year from across Île-de-France. Its history and regularity have made it an essential landmark of the hunters' calendar, alongside the major flea markets of Chatou, Versailles or Bastille.