Brocante des 3 Villages de Buzançais

115 exhibitors for the Flea market of the 3 Villages

The Flea market of the 3 Villages of Buzançais is a unifying event that brings together around 115 exhibitors in the streets of this small town in the Indre valley. The original concept of this event, associating three neighboring municipalities, allows it to achieve a significant scale with a diversified choice: antique furniture, tableware, earthenware, tools, books, toys, vintage clothing, trinkets, lighting, antique linens and collector's items. The stalls are set up in the historic town center of Buzançais, along the Indre river.

Buzançais, a historic town in the Indre valley

Buzançais is a commune of about 4,500 inhabitants located in the Indre valley, halfway between Châteauroux and Loches. The town has a rich historical heritage: its medieval castle, its priory and its old houses along the Indre bear witness to its past importance. Buzançais is also known in the history of France for the Buzançais affair (1847), a peasant revolt linked to famine. The town is today a service center for the surrounding rural area.

Three villages, one flea market

The 3 Villages concept gives this flea market a special community dimension. Catering is provided on site. Admission is free.