Brocante en Magasin Fleurance

A flea market in a 17th-century Gascon farmhouse

On the Route Nationale 21, between Auch (20 km) and Agen (45 km), a 17th-century Gascon farmhouse houses a permanent flea market that delights bargain hunters passing through the Gers region. Managed by Michèle Huguet, this country flea market offers a varied selection of objects and furniture in an authentic rural setting, with stone walls, exposed beams, and a shaded courtyard.

Gascon furniture and traditional objects

The Fleurance flea market's offerings are resolutely focused on regional heritage. You can find traditional Gascon furniture—wardrobes, sideboards, farm tables, chests—old embroidered linens, country tableware, ironwork objects, garden decoration, and many curiosities testifying to the rural Gascon life of yesteryear. Stock is regularly replenished.

Fleurance, a 13th-century bastide

Fleurance is a bastide founded in 1272, recognizable by its typical checkerboard layout. The town is renowned for its 19th-century covered market hall, its Gothic Notre-Dame church with three stained-glass windows by Arnaud de Moles, and its Astronomy Festival, which attracts thousands of enthusiasts every summer. The permanent flea market complements the cultural and heritage offerings of this dynamic Gers town.

A warm welcome

The Fleurance flea market is distinguished by the warm welcome of its owner, who knows the history of each item offered. Pets are allowed on the premises. Whether you are looking for Gascon furniture to furnish a country house or a simple souvenir trinket, you will always find something to hunt for.

A stop on the Southwest route

Located directly on the Route Nationale 21, a historic axis connecting Limoges to Spain via Auch, the Fleurance flea market is an ideal stop for travelers crossing the Gers region. The 17th-century Gascon farmhouse, with its courtyard and outbuildings, invites leisurely browsing. Lovers of rural heritage will appreciate the authentic setting of this stone and brick building, typical of the vernacular architecture of Lomagne in the Gers.