Brocante and Car boot sale of Paulhaguet

The Flea Market and Car Boot Sale of Paulhaguet

Paulhaguet is a town in Haute-Loire located in the alluvial plain of the Senouire, halfway between Brioude and Langeac. Every last Sunday of August, Place Lafayette transforms into a huge open-air market to host one of the most important flea markets in the department, organized by the FCP Association.

287 exhibitors for a large-scale market

With 287 exhibitors, the Paulhaguet flea market is one of the most frequented bargain hunting events in Haute-Loire. Professional flea market dealers, amateur dealers, and individuals wishing to clear out their attics mingle in the square and adjacent streets to offer a considerable selection: antique furniture, tableware, tools, books, clothing, toys, paintings, trinkets, and collectibles of all kinds.

An accessible rate: €5 for 3 meters

The FCP Association has implemented a simple and accessible pricing for exhibitors: €5 for 3 linear meters. This modest rate encourages the participation of individuals and contributes to the diversity of the stalls. Professional and amateur exhibitors thus find themselves in fair conditions, promoting a varied and lively market.

Catering and conviviality

A refreshment stand and catering stalls are available throughout the day, allowing visitors to eat without leaving the site. This catering offer helps make the day a complete family event, where people come as much to hunt for bargains as to meet friends and enjoy the festive atmosphere.

Paulhaguet, town in the Senouire Plain

Paulhaguet benefits from a remarkable geographical location in the Senouire valley, a tributary of the Allier. The town has interesting architectural heritage, with its volcanic stone houses and picturesque streets. The flea market on the last Sunday of August is one of the highlights of local life, bringing together several thousand visitors each year from all over Haute-Loire and neighboring departments.