Brocante de Condillac

The Brocante de Condillac: treasure hunting in the heart of a rural Drôme village

Condillac is a small village in Provençal Drôme, lost in the wooded hills between Montélimar and the Tricastin plains. With its few hundred inhabitants and its Romanesque church, it perfectly embodies the discreet charm of rural Drôme villages that hurried tourists never discover. It is precisely for this reason that its annual flea market, organized in early August each year, is such an endearing event: it retains all the authenticity and simplicity of country markets.

An authentic village flea market

The Brocante de Condillac is held in the streets and on the village square, in a preserved rural setting. The exhibitors, mainly individuals from the village and surrounding areas, offer furniture, tableware, old tools, clothing, and various objects in the spirit of a true village car boot sale. You won't find museum pieces here – you'll find popular, generous, and unpretentious flea market finds that delight provincial treasure hunters.

Condillac and its surroundings: treasures of the inner Drôme

The Condillac region holds many natural and heritage assets. The gorges of the Roubion, the holm oak and lavender forests, the old mills, and the surrounding castles form a little-known but very charming landscape of the inner Drôme. The flea market on August 2nd is often an opportunity for visitors to discover this discreet territory while hunting for treasures among local exhibitors.

Practical Information

The Condillac flea market will be held on August 2, 2026. Free admission. Parking on site. Catering provided by local associations.