Brocante de Touques

The Brocante de Touques: a monthly must-visit for treasure hunters

Every 3rd Sunday of the month, the Place Lemercier in Touques hosts its monthly flea market, an event that has become a must for lovers of antique objects and bargains on the Côte Fleurie. Organized by the association Touques en Fête and the City of Touques, this event brings together professional dealers offering a varied selection of furniture, decorative items, tableware, trinkets, and curiosities.

A professional market for all budgets

The Touques flea market is distinguished by the quality of its exhibitors, all professionals in flea markets and antiques. Set up on Place Lemercier from 8 am to 6 pm, they offer a varied selection ranging from small trinkets to beautiful furniture pieces, as well as antique tableware, decorative objects, and curiosities. Prices are accessible, and haggling is part of the fun of treasure hunting.

Touques, a hub for Norman flea markets

Located at the entrance to Deauville and Trouville-sur-Mer, Touques occupies a prime position on the Côte Fleurie. This historic town in the Pays d'Auge region, crossed by the Touques River, has long been an attractive center for the antique and flea market trade in Normandy. The monthly flea market complements the offerings of the antique markets in Deauville and the professional flea markets in the region.

A living tradition

From January to December, the Touques flea market sets the rhythm of the town one Sunday a month. Residents, second-home owners, and tourists gather on Place Lemercier to browse the stalls, chat with dealers, and find that rare item. The setting of this Norman village square, lined with shops and a stone's throw from the Saint-Pierre church, adds to the charm of this monthly outing.