Brocante du Pêchereau

May Flea Market in Le Pêchereau

Le Pêchereau (36200), a commune located on the left bank of the Creuse river, opposite Argenton-sur-Creuse, organizes its annual flea market every spring. Exhibitors take over the village streets to offer furniture, tableware, trinkets, books, tools, toys, clothing, and various second-hand items. The event attracts bargain hunters from the Argenton agglomeration and the Creuse valley.

Le Pêchereau, a suburb of Argenton in the Creuse Valley

Le Pêchereau is a commune of about 2,000 inhabitants that forms, with Argenton-sur-Creuse, a small agglomeration in the heart of southern Indre. The village stretches along the Creuse, an emblematic river that has carved picturesque gorges in the granite. Nearby, the Vieilles Maisons (Old Houses) of Argenton, with their wooden balconies overlooking the river, are among the most photographed sites in Berry. Le Pêchereau offers a pleasant residential setting between town and country, with direct access to the valley's hiking trails.

Bargain Hunting near the "Venice of Berry"

The Brocante du Pêchereau benefits from its proximity to Argenton-sur-Creuse, nicknamed the "Venice of Berry" for its half-timbered houses reflected in the waters of the Creuse. Entry is free and the day can be extended with a walk along the river.