Monthly Flea Market of Fourcès

The monthly flea market of Fourcès, jewel of Armagnac

For over 25 years, the round square of Fourcès — unique in France for its circular shape — transforms every second Sunday of the month into a remarkably high-quality antique and flea market. From May to November, around 35 professional dealers set up under the medieval arcades and the ancient plane trees to offer old furniture, curiosities, tableware, silverware, lighting, paintings, and collector's trinkets.

An exceptional setting classified as a Most Beautiful Village of France

Fourcès is one of the rare round villages in France, an ancient circular bastide founded in the 13th century on the banks of the Auzoue, in the Armagnac region. Classified among the Most Beautiful Villages of France, the village seduces with its half-timbered houses, its stone arcades, its 15th-century castle, and its Romanesque bridge. The monthly flea market naturally fits into this exceptional heritage setting, offering bargain hunters an incomparable setting to stroll and find that rare piece.

An exclusively professional flea market

The peculiarity of the Fourcès flea market lies in its exclusively professional nature. Only dealers and antique dealers registered in the trade register can exhibit there, guaranteeing visitors a consistently high-quality offering. You will find Gascon regional furniture, folk art objects, antique earthenware, curiosities, and carefully selected small furniture. The pitch is set at €25 per stand.

A lively village all season long

On flea market days, Fourcès' restaurants and shops open their doors, allowing visitors to extend their visit with an Armagnac tasting or a Gascon meal under the arcades. The annual flower market in spring and artists' exhibitions complete the cultural calendar of this exceptional village located a few kilometers from Condom and Montréal-du-Gers.