Brad'tout d'Anet

The Brad'tout, spring street sale in Anet

Each year in May, the town of Anet hosts its Brad'tout, a large annual street sale that takes over the grounds opposite the Château d'Anet, one of the jewels of the French Renaissance. This spring event brings together private and professional exhibitors for a festive sale offering furniture, trinkets, clothing, books, crockery, and all sorts of second-hand items.

The name of the event — Brad'tout — evokes the tradition of the street sale where everything is sold off, reflecting the open and friendly spirit of this popular day. The 2026 edition is scheduled for May 10, 2026.

Anet and the Château of Diane de Poitiers

Anet (28260) is a commune in the Thymerais region, in Eure-et-Loir, world-renowned for its Renaissance castle, commissioned in the 16th century by Henry II for his favorite Diane de Poitiers. This architectural masterpiece, designed by Philibert de l'Orme, is one of the most visited monuments in Eure-et-Loir. The Brad'tout is held each year on the grounds opposite this exceptional monument, offering visitors an incomparable setting for their shopping.

Anet is also known for its Saint-Michel church, its tomb of Diane de Poitiers classified as a historic monument, and its lively town center bordered by the Eure river. The commune is easily accessible from Dreux, Évreux, and Chartres.

A street sale open to all

The Brad'tout welcomes private exhibitors, professional bargain hunters, and casual strollers in a relaxed and festive atmosphere. Entry is free for visitors. Food and drink are usually available on site to enhance this spring day. Flea market enthusiasts come with family or friends, taking the opportunity to explore the surroundings of Anet and visit the castle.