31st Autobrocante Festival Lohéac

450 exhibitors dedicated to cars and motorcycles

For over 30 years, the Autobrocante Festival de Lohéac has brought together around 450 exhibitors on the exceptional site of the Manoir de l'Automobile on the first weekend of October. Car and motorcycle spare parts, vintage accessories, specialized tools, collectible miniatures, old toys, books, and photos: the festival is a true paradise for mechanics enthusiasts and collectors. The park's alleys and the manor's buildings host professional and private stands over two days, from 9 am to 7 pm.

A weekend of automotive passion

The Autobrocante Festival is not limited to the flea market. Demonstrations on the Lohéac circuit allow you to admire exceptional vehicles in action. Alpine A110 rides are offered on the circuit, while amphibious cars navigate the estate's pond throughout the weekend. The entrance ticket gives access to the entire festival as well as a visit to the Manoir de l'Automobile museum, which exhibits over 400 vehicles over 14,000 m². On-site catering offers artisanal sausage crepes, sourdough bread, old farm-aged Cantal cheese, and Breton cider at the museum's cider bar.

Lohéac, a village dedicated to automobiles

A small village of 800 inhabitants located south of Rennes, Lohéac has become over the decades a major center for automotive heritage in France thanks to the Manoir de l'Automobile et des Vieux Métiers, founded by Michel Hommell. The permanent circuit hosts driving courses and competitions, including the famous Rallycross. The Autobrocante Festival is part of this unique local tradition that makes Lohéac a must-visit destination for lovers of fine mechanics.