Brocante Vide-Greniers Allées Fénelon

The Brocante Vide-Greniers des Allées Fénelon: Cahors' Monthly Treasure Market

In the heart of the Lot prefecture, the Allées Fénelon and Place Gambetta transform each month into a vast market of treasures. The Brocante Vide-Greniers Fénelon, organized by Violetta, has become over the years the preferred monthly gathering for treasure hunters and flea market dealers from Cahors and the Quercy region.

An Exceptional Location in the Heart of Cahors

The Allées Fénelon, Cahors' central artery, offer a remarkable setting for this monthly flea market. Located just a short walk from the Saint-Étienne Cathedral and the famous Pont Valentré, a UNESCO World Heritage site, these tree-lined avenues provide shade and welcome between 100 and 200 exhibitors who set up their stalls on the widened sidewalks and the adjacent Place Gambetta. The layout allows visitors to stroll comfortably among the stalls, sheltered by century-old plane trees.

A Market in Tune with the Quercy Region

The flea market offers an eclectic range of past objects: antique and vintage furniture, tableware, books and magazines, second-hand clothing, trinkets, old tools, vinyl records, old toys, and curiosities of all kinds. Individuals and professional dealers mingle, offering a diversity of prices and quality that satisfies both seasoned collectors and casual browsers. The relaxed and friendly atmosphere of these avenues creates an ideal setting for treasure hunting and bargaining.

A Well-Oiled Monthly Organization

The event is held regularly from spring to autumn, sometimes in winter depending on weather conditions. Exhibitors set up from 7 am, while visitors can discover the stalls from 8 am to 5 pm. Entry is free for visitors. Amenities are available on-site, and the proximity to Cahors town center allows for a pleasant extension of the day in the surrounding shops, restaurants, and cafes.

Cahors, City of Art and Flea Markets

The medieval city of Cahors, bathed by a meander of the Lot river, is a prime destination for heritage and antique enthusiasts. Dominated by its Pont Valentré and fortified towers, the city boasts a rich network of antique shops and art galleries. The monthly flea market on Allées Fénelon naturally fits into this local tradition of trading old and second-hand items, attracting visitors from all over the Lot department and neighboring regions.