Popular flea market in the streets and traboules of UNESCO-listed Vieux Lyon, summer edition
On 27 and 28 June 2026, the Vieux Lyon Flea Market takes over the cobbled lanes and inner courtyards of the Renaissance district, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Private sellers and dealers offer clothing, trinkets, books, furniture and vintage objects in an unparalleled historic setting, among traboules, loggia facades and the Saint-Jean Cathedral. The summer edition of this popular flea market is one of the most attended of the year.
On Saturday 27 and Sunday 28 June 2026, the Vieux Lyon Flea Market presents its summer edition in the lanes and courtyards of the Saint-Jean quarter and surroundings. Each year, this popular flea market attracts hundreds of exhibitors – private sellers moving house or clearing attics, amateur and professional dealers – who set up their stalls on the squares and in the cobbled streets of this exceptional neighbourhood. Vintage clothing, antique furniture and tableware, books and records, trinkets and decorative objects: the diversity of finds on offer delights bargain hunters from all over Lyon and passing tourists alike.
Vieux Lyon is a neighbourhood like no other. Its three historic sub-districts – Saint-Jean around the cathedral, Saint-Paul upstream, and Saint-Georges downstream – constitute one of the best-preserved Renaissance urban ensembles in Europe. The golden limestone loggia houses, the inner courtyards adorned with wells and climbing plants, and the traboules – those characteristic passages that cross the city blocks from one end to the other – compose a medieval and Renaissance setting of exceptional richness. Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1998 under the "Historic Sites of Lyon", Vieux Lyon is the ideal setting for a flea market that combines the beauty of antique objects with that of a living architectural heritage.
Summer 2026 edition of the Vieux Lyon Flea Market, on Saturday 27 and Sunday 28 June in the cobbled lanes and inner courtyards of the UNESCO-listed Renaissance district. Private sellers and dealers offering clothing, trinkets, books and vintage objects.
Metro line D (Vieux-Lyon - Cathédrale Saint-Jean station). Funiculars from Vieux-Lyon station towards Fourvière and Saint-Just. Bus line 31. Cross the Saône from the Presqu'île via pedestrian footbridges.
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