Brocante de Serves-sur-Rhône

The Brocante de Serves-sur-Rhône: Treasure hunting by the Rhône in the land of Crozes wines

Serves-sur-Rhône is a small village in northern Drôme, nestled between the right bank of the Rhône and the first vineyards of the Crozes-Hermitage appellation. This land of granite and schist, planted with Syrah and Marsanne grapes, is one of the most beautiful wine landscapes in the Rhône Valley. Far from the mass tourism of Tain-l'Hermitage or Ampuis, Serves preserves a rural and authentic character that its annual flea market on August 2nd highlights.

Serves and the Crozes-Hermitage vineyards

The Crozes-Hermitage appellation is the largest Syrah appellation in the world, extending over eleven communes around the famous Hermitage hill. Serves-sur-Rhône, with its granite terraces overlooking the river, is part of this exceptional wine heritage. The flea market on August 2nd is often an opportunity for visitors to combine treasure hunting with discovering local cellars, with Crozes wines and local specialties close at hand.

A Rhône Valley flea market

The Serves-sur-Rhône flea market takes place in the streets and on the village square for a day of treasure hunting in the tradition of the country markets of northern Drôme. Exhibitors, both individuals and a few professionals, offer furniture, tableware, antique objects, tools, and various curiosities in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. The nearby Rhône river, the endless vineyards, and the warm early August light create a setting of rare quality.

Practical Information

The Serves-sur-Rhône flea market will be held on August 2, 2026. Free admission. Access via the RD86 on the right bank of the Rhône. Parking on the outskirts of the village. Food available on site.