Brocante de Liniez

80 exhibitors in the heart of the Brenne

The Brocante de Liniez hosts around 80 exhibitors in this village in the Brenne Regional Natural Park. The stalls offer a fine assortment: rustic furniture, tableware, pottery, old tools, books, toys, clothing, trinkets, embroidered linens, ironwork, and collector's items. The flea market benefits from the exceptional natural setting of the Brenne, a region nicknamed the "Land of a Thousand Ponds" for its unique concentration of bodies of water.

Liniez, a village in the heart of the Land of a Thousand Ponds

Liniez is a commune of about 400 inhabitants nestled in the Brenne Regional Natural Park, one of the largest continental wetlands in France. The municipal territory is dotted with ponds that host remarkable flora and fauna: European pond turtle, herons, grebes, water lilies, orchids. The village is located between Le Blanc and Mézières-en-Brenne, in a landscape of hedgerows, heathlands, and woodlands. The Brenne is classified as a Ramsar site and is part of the Natura 2000 network.

Bargain hunting and nature in Brenne

The Liniez flea market is an invitation to combine bargain hunting and nature discovery. Food is available on-site. Admission is free.