Brocante de l'Union Commerciale de Levroux

Flea Market at the Foot of the "Little Cathedral of Berry"

Each summer, the Union Commerciale de Levroux organizes its large flea market in the center of this medieval town in the Indre region (36110). Between 100 and 200 exhibitors set up their stalls in shaded pitches in the town center, near the majestic collégiale Saint-Sylvain. You can find antique furniture, trinkets, tableware, books, decorative objects, vinyl records, and various curiosities. The exhibitor pitch is available for €1 per linear meter, with the possibility of parking your vehicle next to your stand.

Levroux, Medieval Gem of the Champagne Berrichonne

Levroux is a small town of about 2,800 inhabitants, famous for its collégiale Saint-Sylvain, nicknamed the "Little Cathedral of Berry". This 13th-century Gothic building impresses with its dimensions (55 meters long, 50 meters high for the south tower) and its sculpted portal depicting the Last Judgment. The town also preserves a remarkable collection of medieval half-timbered houses, the Porte de Champagne, and the remains of its ramparts. The organ of the collegiate church, with its case dating back to 1502, is among the oldest in France.

Practical Information

The flea market is held on Sunday, July 5, 2026 in the town center of Levroux. Free admission. Large visitor parking. Local shops (bakery, bank, café) accessible in the morning.