Brocante de Sancerre

The Brocante de Sancerre: Bargain Hunting with a View of the Loire and Vineyards

Every third Sunday of the month, from April to October, the Rempart des Dames in Sancerre hosts a monthly flea market organized by the Comité des Fêtes de Sancerre. This exceptional location, a former fortified promenade offering a spectacular panorama over the Loire valley, the Sancerre vineyards, and the Berry hills, is one of the most beautiful settings for a flea market in the entire Centre-Val de Loire region.

A Market Open to Professionals and Private Sellers

The Sancerre flea market is open to both professional dealers and private individuals. You can find antiques, flea market items, trinkets, old tableware, books, vintage clothing, and curiosities. The medieval setting of Sancerre, with its cobbled streets and half-timbered houses, adds incomparable charm to strolling among the stalls.

Sancerre, a Wine and Heritage Jewel of the Cher

Sancerre is world-renowned for its white Sauvignon wines and its Crottins de Chavignol. This hilltop village, classified among the most remarkable in France, attracts thousands of visitors each year for its heritage, gastronomy, and vineyard landscapes. The monthly flea market is a natural part of this cultural and tourist dynamic, attracting bargain hunters from all over the region and passing tourists.

Registration and Booking

Participation in the flea market requires mandatory registration with the Comité des Fêtes. Exhibitor vehicle parking is available near the location. It is requested not to leave before 5 p.m., except in special cases, to ensure the quality of the market for afternoon visitors.