Brocante de Réhon

The Brocante de Réhon: a May 1st event in the Pays-Haut

Every May 1st, the commune of Réhon comes alive with its annual flea market, a popular event that takes over the streets of this town in northern Meurthe-et-Moselle. Located near Longwy, close to the Belgian and Luxembourg borders, Réhon benefits from a strategic location that attracts visitors from all over the Longwy basin and even from neighboring countries.

A flea market in the Lorraine Pays-Haut

The Réhon flea market offers a wide range of items: antique furniture, tableware, trinkets, books, vinyl records, vintage toys, and curiosities of all kinds. Exhibitors, both individuals and professionals, set up their stalls in the streets of the commune to offer visitors a varied and pleasant treasure hunt. The atmosphere is friendly, with refreshment stands and food available on-site to allow bargain hunters to regain their strength between finds.

Réhon, a border commune in the Longwy basin

Réhon is a commune in the Lorraine Pays-Haut, a region marked by its industrial past and its border location. The town, crossed by the Chiers river, offers a pleasant living environment between industrial heritage and natural spaces. The May 1st flea market is part of the local community life and contributes to the town's animation on this traditional public holiday for bargain hunting in France.

Practical Information

The Réhon flea market takes place every May 1st in the streets of the commune. Entry is free for visitors. It is recommended to contact the town hall or the organizers for information on how to register and the prices for exhibitor pitches.