Brocante de Mérigny

Flea market at the gates of the Anglin gorges

The Brocante de Mérigny hosts around 60 exhibitors in this picturesque village in the southwest of the Indre department. Stalls offer antique tableware, trinkets, furniture, tools, books, vinyl records, vintage clothing, toys, embroidered linens, and collector's items. The proximity of the Anglin gorges and the Brenne Regional Natural Park gives this flea market a remarkable natural setting that attracts visitors from all over southern Berry.

Mérigny, between Brenne and Anglin gorges

Mérigny is a commune of about 600 inhabitants located at the confluence of the Anglin and the Gartempe rivers, at the gates of the Brenne Regional Natural Park. The village is an ideal starting point for exploring the Anglin gorges, a classified natural site remarkable for its limestone cliffs, prehistoric caves, and wild fauna. The commune also boasts the Roc de la Fileuse, the Grotte du Chaffaud—a famous prehistoric site—and beautiful hiking trails along the rivers.

Treasure hunting and nature in a preserved setting

The Mérigny flea market offers an opportunity to combine treasure hunting and nature discovery. Food services are available on site. Admission is free. The village is worth a prolonged visit for its exceptional landscapes.