Belle brocante de Serres

The Belle brocante de Serres

Every first Sunday of the month, from May to October, the boulevard de la Digue in Serres hosts a flea market bringing together professionals and individuals. This monthly frequency makes it one of the most regular antique hunting events in the Hautes-Alpes department.

Serres, medieval town of Buëch

Serres is a characteristic village in the Hautes-Alpes, perched on a rocky outcrop above the Buëch. A former fortified Protestant town, the village retains the ruins of its citadel, its medieval cobbled streets, and its tall houses with corbels. The boulevard de la Digue, below the old village, offers a shaded area along the Buëch, ideal for flea market stalls.

What to find at the stalls?

The Belle brocante de Serres combines professional flea market items and private car boot sale items. Exhibitors offer antique furniture, tableware, trinkets, folk art objects, old tools, books, vintage clothing, ceramics, and collectibles. The southern setting of Serres favors the presence of Provençal items: pottery, earthenware, printed fabrics, and traditional agricultural tools.

The Buëch, land of flea markets

The Buëch valley, between Veynes and Sisteron, is a transition territory between the Alps and Provence where flea markets and car boot sales benefit from a sunny climate and sustained summer tourist traffic. The Belle brocante de Serres is part of this local tradition.