Brocante de Pouligny-Notre-Dame - Tennis Club

Summer flea market in the land of the Berry hills

Every July, the Tennis Club de Pouligny-Notre-Dame organizes a flea market in the village streets. Exhibitors – dealers and individuals – offer furniture, tableware, trinkets, books, tools, toys, clothes, and various second-hand items. The event funds the tennis club's activities and enlivens the village life during the summer season.

Pouligny-Notre-Dame, village in the shadow of the Stone

Pouligny-Notre-Dame is a commune of about 500 inhabitants located in the Boischaut Sud, between La Châtre and Neuvy-Saint-Sépulchre. The village is dominated by the Pierres Jaumâtres, a spectacular granite chaos perched on a hilltop, which is one of the most unique natural sites in Berry. These rocks, piled up by erosion and surrounded by heather moors, offer a striking panorama of the surrounding countryside. George Sand described them in several of her novels. The village's Romanesque church and stone farms complete an endearing rural heritage.

Hunt for treasures and hike in the land of the Pierres Jaumâtres

The brocante of Pouligny-Notre-Dame can be extended by a hike to the Pierres Jaumâtres, accessible by a marked trail from the village. Entry to the flea market is free.